opinions demansion engineer

[Fulvio Romano]

Good evening to all, I write to have an opinion on something that happened to me a few weeks ago that still makes me think today.
I'm an engineer, 28 years old, I've been working recently (about 7 months) and I've been in the place where I work to go glue tables with the silicone gun because of too much work of the department (I don't understand why it wasn't called a warehouseman).
I obviously didn't refuse, but the thought still pops me today. (I was hired to make mechanical calculations on plants and machines)
What do you think? Are I too little humble or is this really a crap and lack of respect to me and to my degree of study?
thank you all, I'm curious about the answers

Anyway, I agree with you, it's gross.
It's amazing that today, in 2017, they call an engineer to use a silicone gun. It is not his job, it is not for what has been assumed, and there is a serious risk that he does not know how to do it and hurt or fall from the scale following the inhalation of toxic fumes. Some engineering things aren't studied, and if he held the gun on the contrary? how to explain it in court?

 

[meccanicamg]

It is hoped that in the most hypotheses some work in the house you know how to do it...maybe you have a box of irons and have learned something. Maybe disassembled a scooter, made some hole in the wall, built the wooden sword... .

 

[rinato]

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bhè, then open a discussion with the errors/castroneries/pearls of wisdom/aminor questions of engineers and architects if you have anecdotes to tell (or is there already? )
because if there is, I can contribute (always that mentioned, then, do not recognize). You could bring yours back, of course, I'm not, I'm just lost.
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[Er Presidente]

The photocopies... the photocopies... the photocopies.... the photocopies.... the brooch... the plasticizer... never ends up learning...

 

[marcof]

... and if he held the gun on the contrary? how to explain it in court?

In that case the employer who demansed the engineer would have as attenuating that the above engineer is the younger brother of daffy duck and therefore would be acquitted.

 

[ingmex]

I don't even believe what I'm reading. I am an engineer, working in foreign trade (so jacket and tie every day), but if they told me that there is a hand in production because we are back I wouldn't even think a second and I would trust down. What's the problem? what is to be done is done..point