Major engineering projects in the District were overseen by employees who did not have professional engineering licenses, a practice that could endanger public safety, according to a D.C. government report.
The agencies were alerted after the D.C. inspector general office discovered a loophole that exempted government engineers from licensing requirements, including those who are responsible for determining such things as structural safety, according to an inspector general’s report.
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