....why some engineers feel they have to change drawings and mess with them... for no conceivable reason other than to mess with them.
How does this somehow make my drawing more accurate, less fallible, or otherwise worth the time I wasted pulling off my current job, onto this one, just to change this little piece of text? I editted my dimension on the footing section to read <> x 3'-0" where '<>' is 3'-0"
Somehow my drawing is now better because he made me change the NAME of the view from "Section C - Typical End Wall Footing" to "Section C - 3'-0"x3'-0" Footing" and leave the dimension as "<>"
... If anything, that makes my drawing MORE vague and unorganized.
Then when I confront him about this and a couple other callout changes he 'requested' and told him "This is NEVER how we do things. We have a history of consistency in all our drawings that I've worked hard to maintain which has been encouraged by all principals until now" (the engineer requesting these changes is the VP of the company) and his response is simply "Yea, but we're just gonna do it this way on this project" "Why?" "Just do it, Josh..."
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