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  • Manson Retirees—2025

    After 37 years at Manson, Superintendent Jerry Gienger is retiring following a 51-year career in heavy Jeff joined Manson as a crew boat captain and remained in this role throughout his career, with his extensive After a long career defined by leadership, skill, and warmth, he looks forward to future trips and spending

  • College Champions: Hannah Huezo

    During her freshman year at TAMU, Hannah came across a Manson college recruiting booth at a career fair When the opportunity came, she joined the company as a field engineer in 2016. “If you think a career working on a ship is ideal, find the path that will set you on that course.” , Hannah still harbors that same excitement she had as an intern. ”Manson’s roots as a family-owned company—and now an employee-owned company—are what makes this company different from the rest,” Hannah says.

  • Manson Retirees - Winter 2022

    Joe finished out his career at Manson as a Senior Advisor. for the opportunities dredging has presented and the places he has traveled over the course of his career Congratulations to Larry on an outstanding dredging career and we wish him all the best in his retirement Dwight’s career spanned many decades that included work as a carman, bridge mechanic, pile driver, and Dedicated to educating others throughout his career, Dwight will now become a student of his newest subject—retirement

  • Staff Connection—Loretta Murrell

    Loretta Murrell drove over the Vincent Thomas Bridge in Los Angeles, she caught a glimpse of her future career time she’d reached the other end of the bridge, Loretta had already decided that it was time to change careers “I had the opportunity to help people like me to get into a career that would change their lives for After dedicating herself to helping others for most of her career, Loretta has announced her retirement She plans on streamlining careers for future tradespeople to get their foot in the door in the construction

  • Mentor Appreciation Month: Sarah Ness and Laurie Pinard

    SARAH NESS Since day one of my Manson career, Sarah Ness, Manson’s Corporate Asset Specialist (and all-around Assistant LAURIE PINARD Over the past six years, Laurie Pinard has helped me develop my professional career She offers great support and truly cares about her team and this company.

  • OpenSesame: Unlocking Learning at Manson

    This is just one of many ways OpenSesame is promoting learning and development within our company. has supplied courses that have met important training needs at Manson in EHS, Human Resources (“HR”), Compass OpenSesame has also played a small but valuable role for Manson’s Compass Leadership Program. Compass participants delve into the course content via online forums and apply the acquired knowledge MLN is currently developing learning pathways for the new Engineer Career Planning & Development program

  • WIC Week — GLADYS M and LISA M

    Every vessel at Manson is unique, and many of them are named after important people from throughout the company lived to be 105-years-old and was known to be a lifelong learner—which complimented her school teaching career Gladys began her teaching career in a two-room schoolhouse in Aberdeen, Washington. She ended her teaching career as a Superintendent of Music for the Kent School District. One of the things Lisa remembers fondly about life at Manson are the events that the company would host

  • WIC Week Spotlight—Kelli Struett

    Kelli Struett, Manson Project Manager Kelli’s career path began at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff enjoyed her early work in structural engineering, she soon realized that further advancement in her career from intuition, imagination, and practical experience, Kelli faced the most ambitious project of her career

  • Crew Connection—Kilian Ruggiero

    Kilian Ruggiero decided the best way to advance her marine construction and dredging career was to get “I wanted to join Manson because I wanted to see how other companies do the work,” Kilian says. Realizing that a career in marine construction can provide financial stability, Kilian continued to build “I was making more money in marine construction than I had in the past, and I knew this was the career

  • Staff Stories—Connor Tennant

    Naval history, M.A.S.T. provided Connor the opportunity to learn about careers on the water. Entering his senior year at M.A.S.T. and motivated to pursue a career in Ocean Engineering, Connor applied Construction Co. from a classmate and was encouraged to visit their booth at URI’s upcoming annual Career When Connor arrived at the career fair, he headed straight to Manson’s booth, meeting Senior Survey & “At the beginning of his career, Connor was put into different environments on both the marine construction

  • Message from the President

    Over his 48-year career, John laid the foundation for the successful company we are today. Replacement contract at the Port of Alaska in Anchorage—marking the largest Manson-led contract in the company We are also wrapping up the largest investment in the company’s history with the construction of the Any one of those three developments would be a major milestone for the company in a given year.

  • Staff Stories—Mike Warwick’s Rise to Senior Leadership

    Manson’s Senior Vice President and Dredging Manager, Mike Warwick looks back on his nearly 30-year career This milestone is the culmination of years of dedication and growth within the company. “Compared to my teammates, I guess I was a little weird.” “AFA was my top choice because I wanted to play football and maybe consider a military career,” Mike Project Sponsor Zach Chester, who recalls being recruited by Mike and Survey Engineer Donnie Smith at a career

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