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The US Marines say, “Weakness is pain leaving the body.” Here is what Foreman David Denbo says about his service as a Marine ’87-’91. These days, David is “stationed” at the Hollywood Presbyterian project.
Ja’Von shares, “I was able to grow and develop my own skills while serving my country and building relationships with my peers who were enlisted in the service from different parts of the nation.”
“With willing hearts and skillful hands, the difficult we do at once. The impossible takes a bit longer! “Seabees – CAN DO”… is something Gene Mehl lives by.
In its continuing tradition of encouraging ambitious men and women to further their education, the Engineering Contractors’ Association is pleased to announce
While the construction industry is still a male-dominated field, women like Meredith Biscornet are making moves. Meredith realigned her path from Operations as a PM to her new role as HVAC Preconstruction Lead.
They say if opportunity comes knocking, build a door. Senior Project Engineer Danielle Dragon did just that when starting her new career in construction some time after acquiring a Mechanical Engineering degree at San Francisco State University.
“While in school acquiring my mechanical engineering degree I would have never imagined that one day, the construction industry, is where I’d find my home. The last couple of years have been full of opportunity, growth, and personal development.”
Although less than 10% of the construction workforce is comprised of women, the statistics are slowly beginning to shift thanks to young women like Trysten Lucero. She’s driven, determined and on a mission to overturn stigmas…
“Construction provides me a career full of changing scenery & unique conditions with every project. It’s rewarding to make a living visualizing spatial & mechanical solutions and see them materialize before your eyes”, says Virginia.
February 16-22 we enjoyed introducing you to a few members of our design-build team! We applaud this stellar team of Engineers for navigating demanding schedules and growing Murray Company’s vast portfolio.
Our final spotlight shines on Alfredo Velez, EIT as part of National Engineers Week. Choosing this rewarding career path was an easy and natural decision. “My love for puzzles and architecture made a career in MEP an easy choice.”
Although National Engineers Week is slowly come to an end, our Engineering Department spotlight isn’t! Meet Mauricio Campos and get insight into his practical perspective. “Because of my mistakes, I have grown more than I could have imagined.”
National Engineers Week moves along and so does our line-up of talent. Meet Miguel Pelayo who sheds light on his journey at Murray Company. “By trade and education, I am a plumber and have been for the past 18 years…”
It’s National Engineers Week! We take this opportunity to introduce you to Engineer Anyao Wang who shared her perspective about her craft and career at Murray Company. “I am trained with a growth mindset and a passion for design optimization.
February 16-22 was National Engineers Week. We celebrated by spotlighting a few of our Engineers at the main office. Meet USC graduate, Engineer-in-Training Kathy Deng. Kathy joined us through the CPMCA and the MCAA.
