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  • Mentor Appreciation Month: David French and Gary Hendricks

    with professional and life experience that has provided me, as a young engineer who just started his career I believe that you can find a mentor who has nothing to do with your department or direct career path

  • Staff Spotlight—Lindsey Williams

    Her dad was an insurance adjuster and owner of a general contractor company, and her mom is a paralegal Lindsey developed a strong work ethic and a knack for adaptation that would prove invaluable in her career What began as a new opportunity turned into a flourishing career spanning over a decade, characterized by unwavering dedication, support, and a genuine appreciation for the company's culture of family-first Marking a significant milestone in her professional career, Lindsey embraced the role with enthusiasm

  • Nora Stanton Barney—Unsung Hero of the 20th Century

    Education, Early Career, and Research After high school, Nora attended Cornell University, where she Shortly after, she worked for the New York City Board of Water Supply and the American Bridge Company Over the following years, she held roles at Radley Steel Construction Company as assistant engineer and chief draftsman, at the New York Public Service Commission as assistant engineer, and with the City

  • Staff Stories—Charles Markham

    Through hard work and natural talent, Charles was promoted to several roles during his career at Manson “Sure, there are many career opportunities out there with other marine construction and dredging companies “Manson is pretty relaxed, and it’s a great place to build a career.”

  • WIC Week—Craft Personnel

    This field has long been a male-dominated career, but at Manson there is a trailblazing woman who welds Dee Devereaux sat down with our WIC Week committee to talk about her more than 20-year career in the job stability that is deemed “recession proof,” or they just happened into a job and turned it into a career Elizabeth Jagusch was simply looking for the kind of career that would allow her to work hard and then

  • Manson Construction Co. Dredging Education Lab Marks Partnership with UNCW

    ’s Jacksonville office after connecting with Kyle through dredging lectures and career fairs. Manson from field engineers and former classmates Andrew McLawhorn and Charles Murray, who joined the company “After meeting Kyle and hearing positive feedback from Andrew and Charles about the company, I knew I engineering talent, Kyle continues to recruit full-time hires, including Kara Knudson, who joined the company As the Manson-UNCW partnership grows, Kyle expects more talented graduates to join the company in the

  • Staff Stories—Kyle Howell

    Mike Warwick, vice president and dredge engineering manager, as someone who really helped guide his career This was right after the new dredge was commissioned and Kyle recalls that “it was amazing being on the Now 14 years into his career at Manson, Kyle still works with the team he started out with: Henry Schorr significant amount of experience to be learned with all the professionals you will work with throughout your career

  • Manson Retirees - 2020

    Shawn began his career in October 1978, learning the ins and outs of vessel maintenance and operations In addition to owning his own dredge company, he has worked for Goodloe, Southern, TL James, Great Lakes He will tell you what companies in the industry have the best equipment and worst equipment. He will tell you which companies are dangerous and safe, ethical and unethical. ROBERT LEBLANC After a 46-year career in the marine construction industry with his last 10 years at Manson

  • The Power of Mentorship

    relationship, typically between a senior and junior employee, which helps spur growth, learning and career Mentors can play a vital role in a young professional's career path, offering context and experienced person’s professional and personal growth early on can inspire them to mentor new hires later in their career develop a professional plan for young professionals to contribute to the success of their department and company Mentors guide young professionals to company resources that will aid them in their roles.

  • Women in Construction Spotlights

    celebration of Women in Construction Week 2024, we did a quick Q&A with several women to learn about their careers In 2006, I was living in Phoenix in between jobs and I applied at a temporary labor company. You definitely have to have thick skin if you have a career in the construction industry, but for the Maybe I was just lucky that I found good companies to work for. Q.   It is a unique industry that not many companies can compete in or do the same.

  • Message from the President—Taking Care of People

    It includes creating opportunities for our employees to improve their skills and to advance their careers This holistic approach to Taking Care of People is what, I believe, sets our company apart and provides This year Manson recorded its highest annual work volume in company history. I would like to thank all our employees for their continued efforts and commitment to our company.

  • Staff Connection—Moe Kanaan

    Understanding that both career paths would require hard work and focus, Moe decided to pursue engineering “At the end of the labs, my team had the highest compressive strength out of the whole class. Motivated by his newfound interest in construction and eagerness to start his career, Moe attended Penn State’s Spring Career Fair in 2019 to explore employment as he neared graduation. 32-year construction professional who he credits as an important mentor in the early stages of his career

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