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I really believe that it is best if a resume is simple, direct, and only one page (a long resume will likely not be read) - and if the process is complicated by having to go to a web site and/or download something it will not be done. It may give the impression that you are the type of person...

You may also want to take a look at the "Star at Work" book by the same author. http://theprofessionalengineer.com/book-reviews/star-at-work/ MRDPE http://TheProfessionalEngineer.com

Check out http://theprofessionalengineer.com/employment/engineering-job-search/ and http://theprofessionalengineer.com/employment/engineering-resumes/ MRDPE http://TheProfessionalEngineer.com

Of course this may be obvious, but you should check with the appropriate local municipality - they may have additional requirements. For example, the City of Chicago has specific ADA sidewalk standards. They can be found here...

I would recommend the discipline specific (EE) test (that's what I did). Your next step is the PE test - so keep your focus on the EE stuff. MRDPE http://TheProfessionalEngineer.com

Take a look at: http://theprofessionalengineer.com/test-strategy/ MRDPE http://TheProfessionalEngineer.com

http://theprofessionalengineer.com/2008/02/26/review-autodesk-webcast-the-path-to-bim-for-small-firms/ MRDPE http://TheProfessionalEngineer.com