Manson announces several new promotions for corporate leadership.

The Regional Ethics Advisors at Manson play a crucial role in promoting a values-based culture by serving as local resources, facilitating ethical discussions, and guiding employees in making ethical decisions.

Manson's Encinitas and Solana Beach Damage Reduction project delivers meaningful benefits in shoreline resiliency, ecosystem health, and local economy.

Manson Wins Several Industry Awards in California.

Manson and joint venture partner Michels Corporation have been awarded the $807.4 million Port of Alaska Modernization Program's Terminal 1 Replacement project, which aims to enhance safety and efficiency by replacing aging infrastructure.

Manson President & CEO James McNally shares his vision for the organization, emphasizing innovation, resilience, and a steadfast commitment to excellence as the company steers toward continued success.

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

Celebrating Manson Retirements.

An overview of Manson's upcoming training programs.

A small, but mighty team leverages data to keep operations running smoothly.

Manson replaces 100-year-old miter gate in Seattle, WA.

Manson's dredging project in Louisiana battles the effects of climate change and man-made structures.

Manson's cutter suction dredge H.R. MORRIS receives state-of-the-art upgrades.

Regional safety leaders share safety innovations and improvements.

Manson Corporate Ethics & Compliance Officer John D. Heckel conducts a Q&A with Propel Surety Broker Jim Binder.

Manson launched a new employee health and wellness program to connect its workforce to essential resources.

Manson breaks ground at the Pier Romeo Recapitalization project in South Carolina.

Manson wins a prestigious safety award for its dedication to safety and innovating solutions to unite its workforce.

Manson President John Holmes talks about the importance of building professional relationships.

Manson wins another AEU Safety Award.