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Lochmueller’s newest hire is Paul Henderson, who brings over nine years of experience in site design, hydrology and hydraulics, water quality, detention, and volume reduction practices on various projects in the St. Louis region and across the country. As Project Engineer II in the Water Resources department, Paul will be responsible for engineering design and analysis, project planning, project management support, and mentoring junior engineers. Welcome to #LifeAtLochmueller, Paul! Get to know Paul more 👇 What led you to your career path? “I’ve worked on a multitude of projects in varying civil disciplines, but I have found that water resources engineering has given me the most fulfillment. We’ve all seen the effects of flooding, water contamination, and drought across the country, and I believe that being a Water Resources Engineer will give me the opportunity to help reduce flooding, protect the water quality of our bodies of water, and make water distribution more efficient.” #WhyWednesday What is your all-time favorite TV show or movie? “SpongeBob SquarePants has always held a special place in my heart (the first three seasons specifically), but I’d have to say the first season of True Detective was the best show I have ever watched.” This or that: Optimizing existing infrastructure or spearheading innovative, sustainable design solutions? “While both are important, I’d say I enjoy implementing innovative, sustainable design solutions because it lets me think outside the box.” #newhire #welcome #welcometotheteam #newemployee #civilengineering #projectengineer #engineer #waterresouces #sitedesign #hydrology #hydrolics #waterquality #detention #volumereduction #waterdistribution #engineeringdesign #projectmanagement #reduceflooding

A great opportunity within our Infrastructure Team! We are seeking a leader to help guide and support our Engineering and Environment team to aid in Beaumont's continued growth and success! Apply today! #EngineeringJobs #Leadership #Infrastructure #Beaumont #JoinOurTeam #HiringNow #EnvironmentalEngineering #CivilEngineering #JobOpportunity #ApplyNow #recruitment #engineering #opportunity #environment #development

Did Your Water Engineer Plan a Self-Scouring Drainage System … But Failed to Build it That Way? I’ve seen this happen time and again. The engineer at a real estate development site plans a nice, self-scouring wastewater slope. But something gets lost between the planning and the construction phases.  The grade of the slope is built too shallowly. If it falls under 2%, you have to apply for a variance from the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality. Which, in turn, means added expenses. Increased service visits. More frequent inspections. Ridiculous. And completely unnecessary if you’d hired an expert to consult with your team from the start. If you’re a real estate developer working in Arizona, you can avoid headaches and unforeseen expenses by calling Bartholomew Water Services. Right from the get-go, we’ll make sure the job is done right. From there, it’s like water flowing downhill. (You see what I did there?) (Of course, you did.) (Call us today.) +1 (602) 692-7648 #phoenix #arizona #watewater #wastewatermanagement #engineer #hoa #landdeveloper

I’ve been closely monitoring the evolving landscape of engineering roles, particularly in design-based positions for water/wastewater treatment and water resources. 🔍 Key Trends I'm Seeing: Aging Infrastructure: There’s a significant push towards upgrading and building new infrastructure to replace aging systems. This is creating a high demand for skilled engineers who can design and implement these critical projects. Stormwater Management: With increasing environmental concerns and regulatory requirements, the need for innovative stormwater solutions is on the rise. Engineering firms are seeking experts who can develop sustainable and efficient systems to manage stormwater effectively. Budget Constraints: Many projects are facing tighter budgets, requiring firms to find cost-effective solutions without compromising on quality and safety. At Spencer Ogden, our team is dedicated to supporting engineering firms in navigating these trends by connecting them with top-tier talent. Whether you’re looking to expand your team with experienced professionals or fresh talent, we have the expertise and network to help you find the perfect fit. Let’s connect and discuss how we can support your hiring needs in this dynamic market! 💼🔧 #CivilEngineering #Infrastructure #Recruitment #EngineeringJobs #WaterResources #StormwaterManagement #WaterTreatment

Some great insights here from Joe on what makes Stantec a great place to work. It's our collaborative culture that makes the difference for me! In his #MyStantecStory, Joe shares his experience of our collaborative culture and the diverse range of projects and opportunities he's had throughout his career. Watch his full video here. #StantecCareers for personal and professional development? Just #StantecWater

“You need stormwater management” – This is what you may hear when you propose site improvements to your property, but they don’t tell you what stormwater management is - this is where we come in. Our team of professionals take their time to explain stormwater management to you, review your options, and work closely with you and your site contractor to design the best stormwater management solution for your project. Visit padulaengineering.com to begin planning your next project. #stormwatermanagement #civilengineering #landsurveying #landdevelopment

“You need stormwater management” – This is what you may hear when you propose site improvements to your property, but they don’t tell you what stormwater management is - this is where we come in. Our team of professionals take their time to explain stormwater management to you, review your options, and work closely with you and your site contractor to design the best stormwater management solution for your project. Visit padulaengineering.com to begin planning your next project. #stormwatermanagement #civilengineering #landsurveying #landdevelopment

As we close out #NationalEngineersWeek, our final spotlight is on #OHLAUSA's engineer Jake Woxland, who serves as Assistant Project Manager at our I-5 North Capacity Enhancements project in Santa Clarita, CA. Jake shares with us the importance of collaboration and communication with subcontractors, utilities, and public agencies, which is essential to successful project execution. "Recently at our I-5 project, we came across the challenge of widening a bridge with many obstacles in the way including existing street lighting, concrete channels, and oil lines. This has all been made even more difficult due to the limited space and the bridge's height (over 65’ above the street). To get by the restrictions imposed by all parties, we had to implement a collaborative effort across all fields. This includes multiple meetings and discussions with various parties including our owner LACMTA, California Department of Fish and Wildlife, the oil line company, our falsework design team, the County of Los Angeles, and the local electrical utility company." Jake explains that by working together to create solutions to these conflicts, which led to making various design changes, the team was able to coordinate a viable plan. "The revisions allowed OHLA USA to complete the construction of the bridge, despite the limitations, which is a positive milestone for the project." #engineer #engineeringchallenges #engineeringforabetterworld #civilengineering #construction #heavycivil #peoplebuilders #weareOHLA #webuildexcellence

Sarpy County is continuing to move forward with a major infrastructure project after receiving a $45 million investment from the federal government. The Sarpy County and Cities Wastewater Agency estimates the project, when completely finished, will generate $15.7 billion in tax revenue for the state of Nebraska over 30 years and create 4,000 jobs. Read the full article on 6 NEWS WOWT OMAHA at https://lnkd.in/gQVN69hR. Wastewater management systems are a highly complex web of collection and treatment. Stiver Engineering understands the intricacies and can perform environmental engineering services to help design your sanitary sewer, be it for a bustling city or a leafy residential neighborhood. We also help design water lines and stormwater management systems and provide structural design services to wastewater treatment facilities around the country. Learn more about our services at https://lnkd.in/ga3MwmHQ. #stivereng #wastewatermanagement #engineering

Sarpy County is continuing to move forward with a major infrastructure project after receiving a $45 million investment from the federal government. The Sarpy County and Cities Wastewater Agency estimates the project, when completely finished, will generate $15.7 billion in tax revenue for the state of Nebraska over 30 years and create 4,000 jobs. Read the full article on 6 NEWS WOWT OMAHA at https://lnkd.in/gUua6Rcs. Wastewater management systems are a highly complex web of collection and treatment. Stiver Engineering understands the intricacies and can perform environmental engineering services to help design your sanitary sewer, be it for a bustling city or a leafy residential neighborhood. We also help design water lines and stormwater management systems and provide structural design services to wastewater treatment facilities around the country. Learn more about our services at https://lnkd.in/g4wpS2Bk. #stivereng #wastewatermanagement #engineering