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- Staff Connection—Charlie Mann
In high school, Charlie decided to get a jump start on planning his educational and professional career After exploring the numerous careers to choose from, Charlie set his sights on engineering.
- Crew Connection—Tony and Jeff Perez
After high school, the brothers set out on their career paths. Jeff joined the company soon after, and according to his older brother, Jeff quickly rose through the “After putting in some time at the company, Tony encouraged me to attend Sea School so I can obtain my dedication, and focus to acquire their Captain’s licenses, often daydreaming, and joking about their future careers “I got bored transporting gravel and wanted to do something more exciting, so I worked for a few companies
- College Champions: Kyle Dickens
“I tell new engineers the same thing that helped me early on in my career, which is to be consistent Closing in on 10 years at Manson, Kyle reflects on his time with the company and why he loves working
- Crew Connection—Memo Castellon
Northwest operations” to many in Manson’s Seattle yard, Cuauhtémoc “Memo” Castellon has been with the company Memo holds the title of piledriver foremen but started out as a pile driver early in his career. Memo remembers working for a couple local companies before officially joining Manson “to help with the hard-work and the idea of making a lasting impression” that attributed to his continual success with the company
- Spotlight of Self-Directed Learning
Learning Network, we’re talking about all the ways learning happens at Manson and how all of us in the company Their course comprises five sessions over five weeks and covers topics related to Fortinet firewalls, While I think the content would have been more appropriate for me earlier in my career, I’m glad to have If Manson is willing to help someone extend their career and their interests, it’s a win-win all around
- National Hispanic Heritage Month—Latinx Trailblazers
Tiongson would achieve several accolades during her 26-year career, including becoming the first Latinx
- Preparing the Engineers of the Future
Interns have a great opportunity to work with seasoned engineers and those in the early stages of their career Manson Equipment Engineer Ross Dombrowski—who interned with Manson for two years—attributes the company
- Mentor Appreciation Month: Dave Nielsen
Dave Nielsen for the past eight years and to say he has made a lasting impression on my career would
- Staff Stories—Casey Prowse
Casey’s early stint as an “operator” eventually led to a decade-plus career in marine construction. Jeremy Donaldson, Art Pinette, and Andy Espinosa are just a few who have had a significant impact on my career
- WIC Week Spotlight—Fresh Faces at Hutchinson Island
“Being in charge of a project is exciting, especially at this point of my career,” Taylor says.
- The Manson Learning Network: This Ain't Your Grandpappy's Training Program
In some companies, L&D is an intelligence—a corporate way of being smart about solving current or eventual In these companies, L&D is not just a department or people “doing training” but, rather, it’s a mentality of becoming better at our jobs and growing in our careers. When companies make this a priority from the top-down, it becomes a competitive advantage—helping them The hiring process is more consistent across the company. | Got a Learning Challenge?
- Learning and Development—Manson 101 (Non-Craft): Onboarding for Success
Imagine a curriculum that allows you to learn about your new company’s culture and heritage, aiding your The sooner we can create that engagement, the sooner they will make an impact for their team and the company with the highest potential available, hoping they will make us all better at our jobs and make our company “But high-potential people have high expectations, even at the beginning of their careers here,” points











