I only gave them sizes, no drawings and stated clearly that it was a
preliminary design. The customer stated that they would get a Calif
licensed engineer.
Gary
On 6/5/2011 3:01 PM, ad026 rpransom wrote:
> Gary,
> You may want to make it clear on your documents that you (your client) are
> providing information for guidance, only, and not accepting responsibility
> for design for any particular application and that a professional engineer
> licensed in the jurisdiction of the site should be consulted.
>
> Paul
>
>> From: "Gary L. Hodgson and Assoc."<design@hodgsoneng.ca>
>> To: seaint@seaint.org
>> Subject: Re: Wind speeds in California
>>
>> Thanks to everyone who replied.
>> ...
>> now dealing with local contractors who will bid based on my prelim
>> design. I gather they will then get a local engineer to do a final
>> design and prepare final drawings.
>> Gary
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