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  • Career Compass—Deckhand

    Ultimately, career growth depends on skill acquisition, project complexity, and time spent on the vessels Interested in starting your career?

  • Career Compass—Operators

    A career in the trades offers tremendous potential for growth and the opportunity to work in dynamic, The role of operator is just one example of a secure and reliable career path that provides long-term Entry & Training Individuals interested in pursuing a career as an operator are generally required to High school students who wish to prepare for this career path may benefit from courses like shop and Compared to trade schools, apprenticeships frequently provide broader exposure to different types of

  • Career Compass—Captain

    commercial vessels under a licensed captain Chartering rental boats (with sea time verified by the owner or company Unions demonstrate collective bargaining power that can result in comprehensive compensation packages

  • Career Compass—Piledriver

    Army Corps of Engineers on the West Coast, a career in marine construction and dredging is both dynamic The Path to Becoming a Piledriver To begin a career in piledriving, candidates must meet two basic requirements Non-Union Apprenticeships A key decision for anyone pursuing this career is choosing between union and provide comprehensive training in core trade skills and often include access to additional courses for career Journeymen who want to grow in their careers can pursue advanced training to move into leadership roles

  • Career Compass—Dragtenders and Levermen

    It can allow for a more individualized career path, where they decide which skills to develop and which Whether or not they’re in a union, either choice can lead to a fulfilling career. Ready to Start? Becoming a dragtender or leverman starts with dedication and hands-on learning, with both career paths Interested in starting your career? Contact your local vocational school to learn more about a career as a dragtender or leverman.

  • Manson's Culture of CARE— Why and How Does Diversity Make Us a Stronger Company?

    As Manson’s Ethics & Business Responsibility Manual states: “Manson is a company which is located in Why and how does diversity make us a stronger company? , Manson shows its commitment to ensure that our employees have the opportunity to advance in their careers ’s performance versus companies with employees who all think and look the same. People who are looking to start a new job or switch career paths will look at how we treat people to

  • Recruiting Outreach—Building America's Workforce

    Companies throughout the U.S. actively participate in recruiting and career outreach to build America “For example, Donnie would attend a career fair at the University of Florida. students that a career in marine construction and dredging is achievable.” At these grade levels, students are just beginning to decide about their future careers. Events like this allow schools to advocate for maritime career paths like they do for careers in information

  • Meet the Crew of the FREDERICK PAUP

    Captain Eric Wong Eric Wong -Captain Time with Manson : 24 Years Career Background : Eric joined Manson Captain Mike Coffey Mike Coffey -Captain Time with Manson : 18 years Career Background : Mike joined Prior to his dredging career, he was in the United States Coast Guard. Chief Engineer Jerry White Jerry White -Chief Engineer Time with Manson : 20 years Career Background Jerry started his maritime career on an oil tanker in the 1990s.

  • What's Happening at the Manson Learning Network?

    PMO program constitutes nine courses that impart the basics of Manson project management for early-career Compass — Leading the Way at Manson Construction In November, MLN launched its pilot course for the Compass The initial cohort includes 24 participants from across the company, including operations and departmental Compass is a hybrid program: it blends short eLearning modules with online forums to explore leadership The first level of Compass is called Leadership Foundations and aims at assisting early-career employees

  • Message From the President—Rising to the Challenge

    Over the course of my career, I have found the marine construction and dredging industries to be rewarding I believe these characteristics of our business draw many people to our work—often for their entire careers these important anniversaries and recognize our employees for their dedication and commitment to our company Our company thrives on the most challenging projects—those that demand the highest professionalism from In this edition, we celebrate the career achievements of Dave Nielson, who was honored with the 2024 

  • In Memoriam—Peter "Pete" Haug

    Grandson of the company’s founder, Peter Manson, Pete Haug was CEO and President of Manson Construction Co. from 1979-1986 and likely the company’s longest-ever employee. Jeffrey Manson Haug (1956-1978), and daughter Lisa Francine Haug, each of whom also enjoyed their own careers In his long career at Manson, Pete naturally followed the examples of his predecessors, having become and leader his father and grandfather both were; resourceful and experienced, fair and thoughtful, compassionate

  • Manson People—Retirees

    Reminiscing about her time with the company, Lisa is grateful for the opportunity to work with supportive Captain Ken Penwell boarded the crew boat for the final time in December, marking the end of a remarkable career Reflecting on his career at Manson, Ken had a few words to share: “What started as just a few years on the NEWPORT back in ’89 as a new 3rd mate turned into a long career. I am grateful for a full career.

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