Manson's regional personnel raise awareness for important health issues.

Manson launches its Employee Health and Wellness Program to connect employees to resources promoting wellness.

Celebrate Pride Month 2024 by checking out regional events near you!

In celebration of Women in Construction Week 2024, we did a quick Q&A with several women to learn about their careers at Manson.

In celebration of Women in Construction Week 2024, we did a quick Q&A with several women to learn about their careers at Manson.

In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, here are three Latinx trailblazers who've pave the way in the maritime industry.

A recap of Manson's regional offices celebrating Women in Construction Week with activities and team-building events.

A brief history on why we celebrate Juneteenth.

A useful, inclusive guide of LGBTQ+ terms to help understand the importance of identity labels and their differences.

Manson will celebrate AAPI Heritage Month this year with articles highlighting the history of Micronesia and individuals from the island of

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and Manson is shifting our focus to support, promote, and provide valuable mental health resources.

For Mohammad Kanaan, the path toward becoming a project engineer at Manson could be most accurately described as non-linear.

This article highlights the contributions of Arab professionals in Engineering, Design, and Business for Arab American Heritage Month.

A brief history on the origin of National Arab American Heritage Month.

This two-part series highlights some of the talented craftswomen at Manson for Women in Construction Week 2023.

This is the last article in a two-part series that highlights the talented craftswomen at Manson for WIC Week 2023.

Spotlighting West Coast Regional Business Manager Renee Williams.

A three-part series highlighting the contributions of African Americans in Architecture, Engineering, and Construction.

The second article in a three-part series that highlights African Americans in history of Architecture, Engineering, and Construction.

The first article in a three-part series that spotlights African Americans in Architecture, Engineering, and Construction.