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Women in Construction (WIC) Week was March 5-11, 2023. This year, NAWIC (National Association of Women in Construction), celebrated the 25th anniversary
Erin Sazegar is excited about her future at MC. “The piping industry has allowed me to develop skills to sustain myself and my family for the future.”, she says.
Nor Cal’s Tammy Chan shares, “My father had the “I’ll teach you how to do it” rather than “I’ll fix it for you” mentality. This is probably where I was nurtured into pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering.”
Laura Clontz has a long family history of builders, welders technicians and estimators like herself with success careers in construction. Come inside and earn a little more about Laura here…
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.
Making a difference on and off the field, Foreman Billie Jo Wilcox out of UA Local 469 works on a Murray Company
Women in Construction Week is coming to a close but we continue “digging” for the toughest women in our trade and the quest has proven fruitful at the NFL Rams Stadium in Inglewood. Meet Destaney Welch.
WIC Week continues and there’s no shortage of boots-on-the-ground women in the field, driven by a desire to leave their mark and be part of something great. Meet Dani Rupel of the Underground Division out of Local 12.
WIC Week continues and we’re just getting started! Meet Isamar Marroquin currently working on the Lucas Museum Project of Narrative Art. She fills just 1 of the 1,500 new construction jobs on this project…
It’s WIC Week and we join the parade of women who are digging trenches today & moving mountains tomorrow. You’ll meet 5 boots-on-the-ground women of Murray. We kickoff with Isis!
