Congrats to HRC Project Manager Tripp Dunn
HRC’s Tripp Dunn, PLA was selected to be a part of Leadership Douglas for the upcoming year. He is one of a select group of diverse and qualified professionals tapped for the 10-month leadership program in Douglas County, Georgia (home to one of three HRC Engineers’ offices).The program aims to develop community leaders through networking, […]
The Evolution of HRC Engineers
HRC Engineers, Surveyors & Landscape Architects has gone by this name since 2018. Previously the company was known as Hughes-Ray Company, Inc.But many current clients and associates may not know that neither of these names were the firm’s first.The current organization was originally known as Hughes Surveying, a Douglasville, Georgia-based company founded by Clifford Hughes.Hughes-Ray […]
Aaron Studdard, RLS, Now Registered in Tennessee
Registered Land Surveyor and HRC Engineers’ Director of Survey Aaron Studdard is now licensed to practice in three states. In addition to being registered in Georgia and South Carolina, he’s registered in Tennessee. This additional licensure enhances HRC’s ability to support existing clients’ growing footprints and regional development plans, as well as meet the needs […]
More Heads Are Better: Why Augmenting Your Civil Engineering Capacity Makes Sound Business Sense
By Aaron McCullough, RLSVice President, HRC Engineers Civil engineering firms are under more pressure than ever to deliver high-quality project work—on time, in budget, and at scale. But what happens when your organization has the talent required, but not the bench strength? When opportunity’s there but your internal team is tapped out, partnership is the […]
Congrats to HRC Professional on Recent Accomplishment
HRC Engineers is pleased to share that Project Engineer Javier Méndez’-Monroy Master’s thesis in Civil Engineering, completed at Mississippi State University, has been published. The thesis, titled "Uncertainty Analysis for Runoff, Crop Yield, Sediment, and Nutrient Loads in the Mississippi Delta Region Using APEX" investigates impact of input data uncertainty—specifically climate, soil, and management variables—on […]
Seven Key Truths to Public Works Project Success
By Jonathan Tilenis, PE, Director of Design, HRC Engineers When local and state leaders embark on a public works project, whether building a new community center, revitalizing a park, or upgrading transportation infrastructure, there’s a lot at stake. Getting the project to the finish line on schedule is high priority. But equally important is assuring […]
Happy Administrative Professionals Day
On April 23 America celebrates the administrative professionals who keep day-to-day businesses and other organizations running smoothly. HRC Engineers is proud to recognize the hard work our admin team performs—and the many contributions they make to the success of our firm. Hats off to Erika Dixon and MacKenzie Singleton who keep HRC’s I’s dotted and […]
World Landscape Architecture Month (WLAM)
Design and planning, site analysis, and incorporation of sustainable practices. Landscape architects play a vital role in successful land development. And that’s worth celebrating. This month HRC joins the American Society of Landscape Architects in recognizing the important work LAs do on behalf of valued clients, advocating for the profession, and inspiring the next generation […]
Architects + Civil Engineers
It All Adds Up to More Savings, More Value, Better Outcomes By Howard B. Ray, PE Misalignment between building design and site realities can lead to costly rework on the part of architects. That’s why it makes good sense for architects and civil engineers/landscape architects to work in tandem from the very start. A partnership […]