u/Sufficient_Town_3856

I was a wind technician and just landed a role as a commissioning engineer 1 for critical infrastructure. I know many start off as techs and make themselves engineers but is the learning curve hard? I’ve been troubleshooting on electrical and hydraulic pitch& yaw systems on wind turbines a couple years now.

Did I bite off too much I can chew? I’m a fast learning and can quickly grasps components in a micro view alongside systems as a whole in a macro sense. I know I’ll be shadowing an engineer 3 and overseeing high holy contractors preform the switching, but what should I expect? Rotation is 3 weeks travel and 1 week home plus 4 months PTO and company CC to cover lodging, meals rentals

My post directly affects RGV residents considering those in power are doing everything they can to white wash our culture and push their false narrative on us that those different than the typical white American is dangerous and bad.

Well guess what Mods the valley is 90% Hispanic and this is our home long before we even became apart of Texas, and the Governors race directly affects us in the Valley. So my post was relevant!

We need to unite and vote these evil ppl and supporters out of existence. Shame them for supporting a pedo. Shame them for supporting deportation of our neighbors. Shame them for being willfully blind to the fact white Americans are the most dangerous population around us who commit over half the crimes within the US.

Looking to purchase a Mother’s Day gifts and want to support local business if possible. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated