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Ethan Grossman, P.E., CPD, is the plumbing and fire-protection discipline leader at SmithGroup’s Boston office. He can be reached by email at ethan.grossman@smithgroup.com.
Recently, I had the opportunity to go on a fishing trip. It was a “deep-sea” excursion from the northern tip of Plum Island in New England. The recommended method of trickery was to put some pieces of squid on a hook, weight the line with a 16-ounce hunk of lead and let it sink to the bottom of the ocean.
