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October at U.S. Engineering was all about appreciation, supporting the next generation, and giving back to the communities where we work and live.
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Our Midwest region Team Members, partners, sponsors, and clients raised over $64,000 for Veterans Community Project at the USE Open on October 16. Thank you for helping provide homes and support for Veterans experiencing homelessness.
In emergency service work our teams must practice crystal clear communication and precise planning. And sometimes it means we have to expand our job descriptions. Jeff Broadway, Joseph Puzzo, and Mike Jackson share two examples.
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Mark Horton, a third-year UA Local 3 plumbing apprentice, fits pipe into prefabricated spools at USE Metalworks’ fabrication facility in Colorado. He says plumbing has been a great career for him and provides for his family. Thanks for talking with us, Mark!
Some of our Kansas City Team Members spent a recent morning with the GryphonBots, University Academy’s FIRST Tech Challenge robotics team. They talked about career paths, and students showed us how they designed, built, and tested their robot. Thank you for hosting us!
Almost 10 years after his start as a sheet metal worker with our organization, Tanner Bonds is now a project manager at USE Construction, helping lead the Boulder Country Community Hub retrofit. Thank you, Tanner, for showing us your work and for your expertise and dedication!
Ingram’s has again named CEO Tyler Nottberg one of KC’s 250 Most Powerful Business Leaders. His lesson: “Good culture is everything.” Thanks to our Team Members for building a culture that drove this year’s successes, including two fab facility expansions and a 0.37 EMR!
On a new 238,000-square-foot high school for the St. Vrain Valley School District, expansive soils meant every pipe leaving the building needed room to move. Kevin Esslinger walks through how our team solved it. Thank you, Kevin!
In our fabrication facilities, we speak up about safety before work begins. Jason Cain, a Safety and Quality Assurance Manager, helps ensure that focus. It’s embedded in our culture: every Team Member has a voice in keeping each other safe. Thank you, Jason!
Our Rocky Mountain Team Members helped move 5,000+ pounds of fresh food to 125+ families at Mustang Merch, Mountain Range High School’s resource hub. Thank you to the Five-Star Education Foundation and Adams 12 Five Star Schools for the support you give to students.
