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Performa’s Harbour, Scanlan earn PE designations
By: Daily Reporter Staff//February 8, 2019//
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De Pere-based Performa engineers in training Alex Harbour and Meghan Scanlan have both earned their Professional Engineer designation.
Earning a Professional Engineer designation from the state of Wisconsin requires completing a four-year college degree, working under a Professional Engineer for a least four years, passing both the Fundamentals of Engineering and the Principals and Practices of Engineering Examinations, and earning a license from Wisconsin’s Department of Safety and Professional Services licensure board.
Scanlan has been working in the building design and construction industry for over five years. Specializing in structural engineering, she has experience in educational, corporate commercial and industrial facilities of many different construction types.
Harbour specializes in electrical engineering and has experience in education, corporate commercial and industrial facilities.
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