-: I like to see things built.
I think that's what gives me job satisfaction,
even when I was in design and I was working on
jobs that were stressful or jobs that I hated.
I think when it got to the point
where it was actually in construction
and you could physically see your design
being brought to life,
I was like wow, you know what this is worth it.
And you know, I'm a public servant,
people who work for the government,
a lot of what we do is for the public,
the user of facilities.
So I think that's what I like the most
is to see the hard work and stresses,
and you know, everything that we do
during the engineering process,
come to life.
So technical challenges.
A lot of the projects that we work on,
we have to work them out
so that the facility or the asset
is still being used while we're doing construction.
So it's not like, well say,
oh I'm just gonna close down the Highland Tunnel
for like two years and then
we'll work on this construction project,
it's this is gonna be an operation 24/7,
but we still have to do this work.
So technical challenge in the sense
of how do you do that,
you know, how do you bring about this engineering solution
but still keep operations going
and have minimal impact to the public.