A Career of a Building Engineer
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Ongoing, First published Feb 25, 2021
By David Siclari 
The daily expectation of a building engineer requires extreme patience in dealing with all of the building occupants. Whether it is teachers or students in a school, administrative personnel, tenants in a commercial office space or patients in a long term care facility, they all require special attention down to the finest details. During my longevity in the building management career, I have experienced first-hand the importance of this position. 
David Siclari spent 25 years in the Roseland school district and I enjoyed every challenging day there, working closely with all of the staff to ensure that every child had a safe place to learn. During all of my years at the school we accomplished that goal. I was blessed to stay in one place for such a long period of time. I decided to take an early retirement 2016 to continue my journey in life.

Please visit David Siclari's websites:
http://davidsiclari.com/
http://davidsiclari.org/
http://aboutdavidsiclari.com/
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