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A Civil Engineer’s Risky Non-Technical Journey Through Ethics, Law, and Business

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by: J. Richard Cheeks, PE JD
Books with a 5 star rating  (3)
Publication Date: April 13, 2020
Book Size: 6" x 9"
Pages: 286
Binding: Perfect Bound
Color: Black and White
ISBN: 9781648581953
$77.35

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Book Synopsis
Text for Senior Seminar, CE-401, at the University of Kentucky, Department of Civil Engineering. An excellent desktop reference for civil engineers in practice regarding the non-technical aspects of engineering practice. Get more details including the Table of Contents at: http://richardcheeks.com/professor/Semester%20Information/Table-of-Contents.pdf
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Vincent Drnevich
Posted: September 5, 2020
Customer comment 0 star rating
This is an excellent book that is easy to read and is of great practical value for engineers and construction people. It is a rare example where practical ethics and practical law associated with engineering and construction are integrated. The book contains numerous case studies with in-depth analyses of consequences of actions. This is possible because the author is both a licensed professional engineer and a practicing attorney with extensive experience in consulting, practice of law, and teaching.
Vincent Drnevich
Posted: September 5, 2020
Customer comment 0 star rating
This is an excellent book that is easy to read and is of great practical value for engineers and construction people. It is a rare example where practical ethics and practical law associated with engineering and construction are integrated. The book contains numerous case studies with in-depth analyses of consequences of actions. This is possible because the author is both a licensed professional engineer and a practicing attorney with extensive experience in consulting, practice of law, and teaching.
Vincent Drnevich
Posted: September 5, 2020
Customer comment 5 star rating
This is an excellent book that is easy to read and is of great practical value for engineers and construction people. It is a rare example where practical ethics and practical law associated with engineering and construction are integrated. The book contains numerous case studies with in-depth analyses of consequences of actions. This is possible because the author is both a licensed professional engineer and a practicing attorney with extensive experience in consulting, practice of law, and teaching.
About The Author
Mr. Cheeks has received the BSCE (1970), MSCE (1972) and JD (2000) from the University of Kentucky. His MSCE emphasis was geotechnical engineering, and after spending his first 6 years of practice with Law Engineering Testing Company in Jacksonville, Florida (1972-1975) and Nashville, Tennessee (1975-1978), he returned to Lexington to go into business with the State of Kentucky’s first private geotechnical engineering consultant, Mr. John A. Stokley, PE. On July 1, 1978, Stokley & Associates became Stokley-Cheeks and Associates, Inc. Mr. Cheeks continued his geotechnical engineering practice spanning four decades, and in 2000 he completed a JD program at the University of Kentucky. Mr. Cheeks has investigated numerous geotechnical failures and testified many times as an expert in those cases. Since 1980, Mr. Cheeks has served as an Adjunct member of the Civil Engineering faculty at the University of Kentucky where he has led the seminar for seniors. Mr. Cheeks is a Registered Professional Engineer, a member of the Kentucky Bar, has published several papers in professional journals.