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Welcome to
SEAOSD! It is our hope that this website will enlighten you as to the
historic and current evolution of our profession and its Association. |
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Mission Statement
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"To advance the science of structural
engineering; to assist the public in obtaining dependable structural engineering
services; to encourage engineering education; to maintain the honor and dignity
of the profession; to enlighten the public regarding the province of the
structural engineer; to advance proper legislation and to oppose improper
legislation affecting structural engineering practice; to cooperate with other
professional organizations; to cultivate social contacts within its membership
and by closer association and a better mutual understanding to discourage
unethical and detrimental practice.
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“To
afford the public a reasonable assurance of the ability and integrity of
its membership by requiring that those admitted shall have established
and shall maintain a high professional reputation.
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“To secure uniformity of action among the individuals forming
this Association upon the general principles herein set forth,
and upon such policies as may be decided upon from time to time
for the good of the profession."
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Current Newsletter |
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Helpful tips for living in
Earthquake Country
SEAOC Releases Earthquake Preparedness
Recommendations for Business Owners
SEAONC Plan Set A
Resolution - Resolution and links for seismic retrofitting of
cripple walls. |
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Blue Book
Article: "Anchor Bolts in Light Frame Construction at Small Edge
Distances" |
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Business Forum Committee:
Risk Management Forum
Wednesday
June 23, 2010 |
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"The ideal engineer is a composite ... He is not a
scientist, he is not a mathematician, he is not a sociologist or a writer;
but he may use the knowledge and techniques of any or all of these
disciplines in solving engineering problems."
-N.W. Dougherty, 1955-
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