If you thought the PE was tough, wait until you hear everything Brandon Dashwood has to say about the SE exam after taking it himself. (Hint: it’s not good news. 😬)

Brandon is a Structural Engineer at PARADIGM Structural Engineers who’s deep in the grind of passing the most brutal exam in the civil engineering world — the SE Exam. The catch?

The exam has now gone from pencil-and-paper to computer-based (CBT), and the whole exam experience is now, let’s just say…a big mess! 😅

From becoming closed-book to a clunky interface to a new way to do what used to be the written portion, Brandon gives a first-hand look at what the new CBT SE Exam is really like — the good, the bad, and the downright frustrating.

If you’re a structural engineer planning to go that route and take the SE, this conversation gives you a candid look behind the curtain of the new format and all the aspects of it that you need to know for when your time comes.

Tune in to learn what the new SE exam is really like — and all the bugs that the NCEES will need to be looking into.

🧠 TUNE IN TO LEARN:

• The Restrictions for PEs That Make the SE Required for Different Types of Work
• 2 Reasons Why You'll Want to Get the SE Despite the Work It Requires
• What the SE Exam Used to Be Like & How It Was Scored
• How the SE Exam Works Now With the New CBT Format
• 2 Downsides of the CBT Format for the SE Exam
• The Even-Lower Pass Rates for the SE Exam in the CBT Format
• How the Written Portion of the SE Changed (And Became More Frustrating!)
• His Own Experience Passing 3 Out of the 4 Sections of the Exam
• How the SE Exam Results and Diagnostic Report are Released
• The Third (and Biggest!) Downside of the SE in the CBT Format
• How Does the NCEES Grade the SE Exam?
• His 3 Recommendations for How the SE Exam Should Actually be Administered
• What The NCEES Should've Done Before Rolling out the New Format to the Public
• Does the SE Exam Have Its Own Handbook, Like the PE?
• Will the NCEES Work Out the Kinks in the (Flawed) CBT Format?
• How Much It Costs to Take the New CBT SE Exam
• Why He Keeps Trying to Pass His Last Portion Even Though the Exam Is Flawed
• His Sincere Hope for this New Exam Format Regarding the Entire Industry

🔗 RESOURCES MENTIONED:

PARADIGM Structural Engineers

University of California, Davis

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Picture this — you spend months working on the design and construction of a project, and next thing you know, another engineer is on the news poking holes in it for everybody to see. How'd you feel? 🤔

In this episode, we dive into a situation like this that happened in real life in a state highway project. What started as a difference in technical opinion only became a full-blown ethics investigation…that even resulted in formal disciplinary action! 😮

This story is a perfect reminder that being a civil engineer isn’t just about being good at the technical craft only. Instead, it’s also about ethical conduct — professionalism, integrity, and knowing when (and how) to speak up.

The problem? Most engineers don’t take the ASCE Code of Ethics seriously. They feel like it’s one of those things that “only matter in theory.”

Well, it may be…until it doesn’t. And this real-life situation makes it pretty clear. 

If you’ve ever questioned the importance of ethics in real-world practice — not just on the FE or PE exams — this one’s a must-listen. All of us deal with it. Project after project.

So, tune in to learn from this real case and make sure you never end up on the wrong side of the ethics line. 

🧠 TUNE IN TO LEARN:

• The Story Behind This Real-Life Ethical Misconduct in a Nutshell (And How It Ended)

• Why This Misconduct Violated 2 Canons of the ASCE Code of Ethics

• Is It a Problem to Have Other Engineers Review Your Work?

• What Not to Do When Reviewing Another Engineer's Work

• Why It's 100x Easier Today to Make the Same Ethical Mistake

• The Canon of the ASCE Code of Ethics That You Need to Live By

• What's a Letter of Censure?

• The Biggest Take Away of This Real-Life Case

• The One Time Mark Got "Called Out" for His Design (And What He Did)

• How to Review the Work of Other Engineers Correctly

• What Should You Do When Less Experienced Engineers Call You Out?

• 3 Guardrails to Handle Professional Disagreements Ethically

• 2 Tricks to Deal With Criticism of Your Work Without Hurting Your Reputation

• The Ethics Topic on Your Professional Exams

🔗 RESOURCES MENTIONED:

ASCE Article

ASCE Code of Ethics

Tara Hoke

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Ever imagined passing the FE on the first try 7 years after school, doing the same with the PE just 2 years later…and all of this without having started out in engineering in the first place?!

That’s exactly what today’s guest did! 😮

Sierra Patrick was on a pre-med track before realizing engineering suited her better. Two years ago, she joined our Civil FE Review Course to finally tackle the FE exam after putting it off since college.

Fast forward to today, she’s officially a licensed PE after knocking out the PE Exam this year with our Civil PE Review Course as well. (Yep, another double-win with CEA! ✅ 👷)

From that bold career pivot to prepping for her exams, Sierra’s journey is packed with hard-earned lessons you’ll want to steal for your own exam prep.

Whether you’re gearing up for the FE or the PE, this episode has lots of study and exam-day tips from someone who’s walked the walk…and made it to the end. Just listen. 😉

🧠 TUNE IN TO LEARN:

• Her Transition Into Civil Engineering from a Pre-Med Track (And Why)

• Her Experience Skipping the Civil FE Exam While in School

• Which One Is Harder: The FE or the PE?

• Which Civil PE Exam Discipline She Chose And Why

• How She Found Civil Engineering Academy (And Stuck With It)

• What She Enjoyed the Most About The Ultimate Civil PE Review Course

• Her Advice on Taking Practice Exams That You Should Take to Heart

• What Caught Her Off Guard on the Exam (And We Talk About It All the Time!)

• 2 Tips to Prep for Theory Problems the Right Way in Her Opinion

• How She Went About Identifying and Improving on the Topics She Wasn't Good at

• How the AIT Questions Can Trip You Up Without You Even Noticing

• Her Experience Waiting to Take the PE After the FE (And Why You Shouldn't!)

• The Number One Piece of Advice That Can Make of Break Your PE Exam Prep

• How Her Work Supported Her Throughout Her PE Journey

• Her Advice for Women in Engineering

• Why She Recommends Civil Engineering Academy's PE Course

🔗 RESOURCES MENTIONED:

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Here’s a fact in the professional civil engineering exams world — most test-takers don’t fail because they're not smart enough. They fail because they study for their exams the wrong way!

Over our 10+ years helping 1,000+ civil engineers crush their FE and PE exams (some after multiple failed attempts!), we’ve spotted 4 BIG exam prep mistakes most of them make…and it kills their chances of passing.

After seeing those mistakes beat up a lot of civil engineers, we set out to change that.

We analyzed them deeply, created a 4-step study strategy that prevents each one, and built it into our courses to help civil engineers finally cross the finish line.

We call it The CEA PASS™ Method, and in this episode, we’ll be breaking it down for you to use it, too! 😉

If you’ve been grinding for weeks and still feel stuck in your FE or PE prep, not seeing progress, or unsure how to study…use this.

That’s how you PASS™! ✅ 👷

🧠 TUNE IN TO LEARN:

• What’s The CEA PASS™ Method?

• The 4 Steps of the Method — Preview, Apply, Solidify, Simulate

• How to Go About Studying Your Exam Prep Material the Right Way

• How to Make Sure You Dedicate Study Sessions to Solving Problems

• How to Schedule Review Sessions in Your Study Plan (And When)

• When to Take Practice Exams in Your Prep (And What to Do After Each)

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The Forgetting Curve

Time Management Strategy to Find Time to Study

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What does it take to become a successful woman civil engineer? 🤔 For multi-award winning Structural Engineer Najwa Jawahar, it all comes down to the “civil engineer” part only.

Najwa is a Chartered Structural Engineer in the UK with nearly 13 years of experience. She’s worked on multiple types of projects and become one of the top voices and role models in Structural Engineering for women who want to go down the route.

The result of these contributions?

She’s been named one of the top 50 rising stars in Science and Engineering and received the Best Young Woman Engineer award at the European Women in Construction and Engineering organization. 😲

Now, in this episode, she dives into the details of this success journey in this field packed with men, her tips for other women to succeed as well, and the biggest enemy they’ll need to beat if they want to do so. (Hint: it’s not men. 😉)

So, if you’re a woman in civil engineering intimidated by being the only one in the room, tune in to hear Najwa’s story and the hard-learned career lessons she passes on. 

Her story is proof that you don’t have to blend in to build an extraordinary career. In fact, it’s just the opposite — you have to stand out. (You’ll understand that once you listen. 😂)

🧠 TUNE IN TO LEARN:

• • The Only Thing Women Need to Succeed in the Engineering Field Packed With Men
  • The Real Meaning Behind Professional Awards (And Your Career)
  • An Enemy That Keeps Holding Women Engineers Back (+ How to Beat It)
  • How an Internship and Competition Made Her Choose Structural Engineering
  • How Do You Become a Professional Engineer in the UK?
  • Everything About the UK's Version of the SE Exam for Structural Engineers
  • Are These Brutal Professional Exams We Sit Through Really Needed?
  • The Role of Structural Engineers in the Sustainability Issue
  • 3 Big Sustainable Shifts in Structural Engineering That are Already Picking Up
  • Her Top Piece of Advice for Anyone in Civil Engineering
  • How Fast Should You Go into Management Roles?

🔗 RESOURCES MENTIONED:

Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE)

Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE)

PE Exam

SE Exam

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Ever looked around at your career and thought, “How the heck did I end up here?” Yeah — and you’re not alone. But that’s because your career was happening to you…instead of you making it happen. 

In this episode, we chat with Bryce Batts, a recruiter specialized in the AEC industry who’s helped over 800 professionals land jobs that actually fit their life and align with their values. 

After years of coaching and recruiting engineers, she put all her best career tips and advice into The Career Architect — a book that cracks the code of how to build a career you're proud of from the get-to…or get unstuck if you feel miserable where you’re at.

The simple secret? 🤔

According to her, a fulfilling career doesn’t fall into your lap — it’s something you build!

If you’re stuck in a rut, thinking about making a switch, or just tired of “going with the flow,” then this is for you. Why?

It will help you rethink how you approach and achieve professional success — and  she gives you the best tips straight out of her book on how to do this as well. 😉

🧠 TUNE IN TO LEARN:

• 3 Key Principles to Building a Career You're Proud of

• What Should You Do If You've Chosen the Wrong Career Path?

• 4 Big Factors That Companies Need to Consider Offering to Their Engineers

• Is Job-Hopping the Only Way to Get a Raise?

• The 2 Worst Aspects of a Company That Cause Engineers to Switch Jobs

• 4 Simple Benefits That Make Engineers Fight Over a Job...and Stay Forever!

• How the PE License Impacts Your Career Opportunities on the Eyes of a Recruiter

• The Story Behind Her Book and What Made Her Want to Write It

• Her Biggest Rule That Serves Both Your Career And Life

🔗 RESOURCES MENTIONED:

The Career Architect Book, by Bryce Batts

Wine After Work Podcast (Spotify)

Wine After Work Podcast (Apple Podcasts)

North Carolina State University

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Career Collective

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If you’re in your 30s or more and think it’s “too late” to become PE, I’d like you to meet Jimmy Draughty. He passed the most brutal PE exam on the first try…and he did it at 58 years old! 😮

Since graduating, Jimmy’s worked on massive projects around the world, collected as many licenses as you can think of, and even worked for himself for about 10 years. At 58, that’d be enough, right?

Wrong!

Even with all this experience that blows all the newly licensed PEs (combined!) out of the water, he noticed the PE license still mattered big time for his career.

In this episode, he dives into his journey passing the Construction PE Exam at this later stage in life. Why the PE still matters even if you’re way past your 20s, how he (re)learned topics he hadn’t used in years…all the way to the tools and resources he used to pull this off.

If you’ve ever told yourself “it’s too late for me,” Jimmy’s story proves it’s a lie. Your age or how long you’ve been out of school doesn’t matter. What matters is the weight of having the PE license in the civil engineering world…at any stage of life.

🧠 TUNE IN TO LEARN:

• Why He Wanted the PE License Even at 58 Years Old!

• The 2 Biggest Challenges He Faced Prepping for the PE Later in Life

• How Organized (and Tracked) His Exam Prep Like a Real Project Manager

• What Helped Him Get a Handle of the Topics He Hasn't Used in Decades

• Should You Prioritize Experience or Pass Rates When Choosing a PE Exam?

• What Caught Him Off Guard on the Construction PE That Almost Led to a Fail

• How to Handle All the Codes & Standards Required for the Construction PE Exam

• His Approach to Taking Practice Exams (And Doing It is a Must!)

• The Reason He Wouldn't Have Passed Without a Course (And It Applies to You, Too)

• His Advice at 58 Years Old to Those Who Think It's Too Late to Become a PE

• How He Found Civil Engineering Academy (And Why He Chose It)

  
  

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Project Management Professional (PMP)

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We’ve interviewed engineers in many different fields that don’t even come to mind for those in civil engineering, and here’s a brand-new one you’ve never heard of — spill prevention plan!

Our guest today is Travis Keener, aka the Spill Plan Man. He’s a licensed PE in 42 states who’s built his entire career around what’s called Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) plans.

Today, he runs his own business doing it to keep oil-handling facilities compliant with the EPA, and has personally stamped more than 600 of them. Now, the best part?

This is something he contracts out a lot of civil engineers to help, and that licensed civil engineers can do as well!

So, this episode is a peek into one of those “hidden corners” of engineering most of us are not told about in school.

Tune in to learn how he ended up in this world, what the work entails on a daily basis…plus why it could be a rewarding career path for a civil engineer just like you.

🧠 TUNE IN TO LEARN:

• What He Does as the "Spill Plan Man"

• What SPCC Plans are And Why They Require Licensed PEs

• How SPCC Plans Grew to Become His Career Path

• Is Spill Control a Possible Career Path for Civil Engineers?

• How He Manages PDHs Being Licensed in 42 States

• The Biggest Misconception About the EPA's Oil Spill Rule

• Why the Rule of 110% for Rain is Misleading

• Do You Really Need to Change Your Spill Plan Every 5 Years?

• How He Runs His Spill Plan Business (And Hires Civil Engineers to Help!)

• His Tip for the PE Exam That Still Works Today

• His Advice for Young Engineers to Find Their Path After School

🔗 RESOURCES MENTIONED:

Drone Pilot License

DJI Drones

Ashland Tank Disaster

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Oklahoma State University

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Spill Plan Man Website

Phone Number: 918 766-9359

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If you’re in the floodplain management arena and want to build a successful career in it, then this episode with Scott Pelath, CFM, is a must-listen! Here’s why. 👇

Scott started his career dealing with public affairs related to Water Resources. Then, he transitioned into one of the highest positions in floodplain management in his area — the Executive Director of the Kankakee River Basin and Yellow River Basin Development Commission.

In this episode, he shares his journey to create a successful floodplain management career…plus his experience getting the certification that matters most in this field — the Certified Floodplain Manager!

Scott’s story proves that the CFM isn’t just another set of letters after your name. Instead, it’s a tool that can move you up to executive-level jobs.

So, whether you’re preparing for the CFM® exam yourself or just curious about where this certification can take you, this episode is packed with insights from a CFM himself who’s been in your shoes.

Hit play and let Scott’s journey inspire your own path to becoming a CFM, too! 😉

🧠 TUNE IN TO LEARN:

• His Career Journey from Legislation to Floodplain Management

• Why He Felt the Need to Get the CFM® Certification

• What He Loves the Most About His Job in Floodplain Management

• Why the CFM® Certification Matters Big Time (Especially Nowadays)

• Why He Chose CEA's Floodplain Manager Review Course to Help Him Prep

• What Future CFM Examinees Need to Be on the Lookout For

• His Exact Study Routine for You to Copy (+ What He Would've Done Differently)

• How Difficult is the CFM® Exam?

• What He Enjoyed the Most About the Floodplain Manager Review Course & Material

• A Test-Taking Tip You Need to Remember on Your Exam Day

• The Value of the CFM Beyond Just "Passing an Exam"

🔗 RESOURCES MENTIONED:

Floodplain Manager Review Course

Floodplain Manager Practice Exam

Floodplain Manager Course Launch With Matt Fanghella (CEA #207)

Association of State Floodplain Managers

FEMA 480 Publication

Quizlet Flashcards for the Exam

Kankakee River Basin and Yellow River Basin Development Commission

Indiana University Bloomington

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🚨 Disclaimer: 🚨

CFM® is a registered certification mark of The Association Of State Floodplain Managers, Inc. (ASFPM), which is not affiliated with and does not endorse or sponsor this course nor any other goods or services offered by CEA. Our course is based solely on publicly available materials and general industry principles. We do not use or distribute any proprietary or exam content from ASFPM. The author of our course took the exam more than four years ago and cannot (and will not), under any circumstances, answer questions related to the exam itself or its content. References to CFM® are for descriptive purposes only.

Outdated education with low pay, but worn out infrastructure and sustainability needs? 🤔

These are the two sides of civil engineering today — and nobody has lived and breathed the field as much as Dennis D. Truax to know the right way to look at it. 👇

Dennis is a civil engineer who has spent decades shaping the profession in leadership positions. From leading Mississippi State University’s civil department to serving as ASCE President in 2022! 

In this episode, he shares the harsh truths and the hidden opportunities he sees today for civil engineers. And if that’s not enough, he also gives us a sneak peek into a new platform that challenges the old work model of one company, 40-hour workweeks.

(Yep. You read that right. 😨)

If you want to hear wisdom from someone who’s been in the trenches, led at the highest levels, and is still working to shape the future of civil engineering even after “retirement,”  you’ll love this conversation. 😉

🧠 TUNE IN TO LEARN:

• The High-Level Professional Roles He's Held Over His Career

• Has Today's Civil Engineering Education Fallen Behind?

• Broad But Difficult: The Positive and Negative Side of Civil Engineering

• The Hesitation of Young People to Go into Civil

• A Groundbreaking Concept in Water Resources and Environmental for the Future

• The Biggest Challenge (And Opportunity) in Civil Engineering Today

• The Role of ASCE in the Political Battles for Investments in Infrastructure

• Is US Infrastructure Improving?

• Why the Wastewater Field Scores a D (And What Can Be Done About It)

• What Changed in the Past That Makes Today a Great Time to Be a Civil Engineer

• A New Civil Engineering Work Model (And the Platform to Leverage It)

🔗 RESOURCES MENTIONED:

ASCE 2022 President Dennis Truax Video

Engineer Match Group

The Infrastructure Report Card

Infrastructure Investment and Jobs (IJA) Act

Urban Sequoia Concept

Mississippi State University

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Bidcurement, Inc.

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