PRODUCT
This department is commonly mistaken for IT — but it isn't IT.
Product
It’s an everyday piece of household automation
toaster
These two divisions are where marketing intersects
Engineering and Sales
It’s someone who manages sustainability at New Millennium
Environmental Engineer
Equal and opposite to Tension (if it’s static, that is…)
Compression
This role determines the priority and shape of development for a software product.
Product Owner
It’s the first way engineers will seek to mitigate a hazard in our facilities
Elimination
An event where New Millennium interfaces significantly with the market
Tradeshows
It’s what GWP stands for
Global Warming Potential
Glued finger joint splices make this series of joists stronger, stiffer, and more efficient
Wood Nailers
These people work with a Product Owner to identify opportunities for improvement.
stakeholders
This automation benefit reduces repetitive human tasks, increases productivity, optimizes workflows, and decreases waste
efficiency
This role within the marketing group helps translate technical expertise into market messaging
Marketing Engineer
The Environmental Engineer should be consulted before Adding/modifying these on site
equipment / chemicals
The long form of SJI
Steel Joist Institute
This tool is meant to augment team collaboration, not replace it.
AI
This is the allowable deviation from a specified, or "nominal," dimension in a manufactured part
tolerance
A handy feature for engineers on the New Millennium company’s website
Design tools
It’s the only thing permitted to go down drains
water
When you fold or corrugate a flat steel sheet, it gains this
Stiffness
This legacy system carried the business through its first twenty-plus years and is still used by nearly every department.
OIS
It’s what SCADA stands for
Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition
The marketing group helped launch this colorful gadget, which makes side-lap connections on deck
RED Tool
It’s 1 of a few permits that a facility will have at New Millennium
Air, Storm Water, Drinking Water
Dmitrii Zhuravskii’s formula τ = VQ/It describes the distribution of this type of stress in a beam/cross section?
Shear Stress