¿Aparejadores en el Ejército? - Podcast Edificamos Juntos - T03 E43

“I find it easier to do our work within the Armed Forces than in the private sector.” So says Captain María Puy Pérez Martínez, a technical architect and head of the maintenance subunit of the General Directorate of Internal Affairs at the Ministry of Defense. In this episode of Edificamos Juntos (We Build Together), the podcast of the Official Association of Quantity Surveyors and Technical Architects of Madrid, Susana Pérez and David Arias talk with her about a rarely discussed career path for technical architects: the Army. Puy recounts how she joined through competitive examination, her year at the academy, her first posting at the Lanzarote military airfield, and her current work, in which she manages facilities as diverse as the Ministry of Defense, the Arturo Soria Complex, the Armed Forces Cathedral, and the Military Archbishopric. She also discusses the differences between private and military construction, the Public Sector Contracts Law, and the expanded responsibilities that Army engineers have within their facilities. Completing the list are... This episode features news from Rubén Sánchez, Fernando González's "Did You Know?" segment on the qualifications that grant access to technical architecture, and "What You Don't See," with Sergio Rodríguez, dedicated to new structural materials such as aluminum and carbon fiber. Subscribe to Edificamos Juntos to continue learning about the profession from the inside. If you would like to know the benefits of membership or have any questions, please write to us at [email protected].