Accurate measurements are extremely important in this line of work [not only taking them, but reporting them correctly as well]. Think of all the numbers that an engineer has to take in order to provide an adequate picture for a building to go up: wall and column load pressures, moisture content, penetration resistance values, earthquake probability, fill compaction, lateral pressures, asphalt compaction and density, water to cement ratios, etc. If any of these calculations or measurements are off, it could spell disaster for the building or road, and could turn into a financial and legal trauma for the company involved. That is why it is always important to make sure your equipment is routinely checked and calibrated, and that all calculations are checked by yourself and someone else.

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