ou are licensed as an engineer and have a background in mechanical engineering.

While designing an HVAC system for a building you determine that the building electrical transformers may not be able to supply the necessary power. Your boss asks you to review the power requirements and specify new transformers that are necessary for the project.

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You mention to your boss that the electrical engineering work is outside you area of expertise and recommend that he hire a consulting electrical engineer to do that portion of the job.

The HVAC equipment supplier assures you that electrical devices are way overrated, so the transformers should be fine. Further investigation of the power requirements is not needed.

Since you took an introductory electrical engineering course, you may perform the electrical loads calculations and certify those as needed for the project

Your area of competence is mechanical engineering, but your friend is an electrical engineer and offers to review the electrical requirements. Your friend does not hold a license, so you sign and seal the electrical work under your license.