Integrated Construction Administration Matters Here’s the Why and How
By Aaron M. McCullough, RLS When land developers embark on a project, they often prioritize planning, design, and securing approvals. But there’s another service that can make or break success: Construction administration (CA). While many consider construction administration as a separate service requiring dedicated professionals, the reality is that having these skills embedded within your […]
Managing Risks While Accomplishing Public Works Projects What City, County, and State Leaders Need to Know
By Jonathan Tilenis, PE, Director of Design, HRC Engineers Building a new community center, upgrading transportation infrastructure, developing a park. These highly visible public projects put the pressure on. City, county, and state government authorities are closely scrutinized by tax-paying constituents with high expectations for delivery of the quality, on-time, and well managed development promised. […]
HRC Professional Tapped for LIFT Program
Bennett Clarke, a Survey Technician at HRC Engineers, has been selected to be a part of Carroll County’s Georgia’s LIFT (Leaders Impacting the Future Today) program. Twenty-three young business professionals from a variety of organizations were invited to participate in this inaugural, year-long educational and networking initiative. Bennett, a Mississippi State University (MSU) graduate who […]
9 Good Reasons for Architects to Align with Civil Engineers and Landscape Architects Early On
By Darryl Ray, RLA, ASLA, HRC Vice President Architectural firms that collaborate with civil engineers and landscape architects from a project’s onset benefit in positive ways. An integrated approach is a proactive way to address resources limitations up front, save time, reduce risk—and positively impact outcomes. Read on for the why and how. 1. Holistic […]
Partnership with UES
“After having worked with the HRC team, the UES team is very much in favor of doing business together,” said David M. Hesterlee, PE, Vice President, Partner of UES (formerly Contour Engineering)—and valued HRC client. The HRC Engineers’ team looks forward to continued partnership with UES, a firm specialized in geotechnical engineering, environmental/natural resource consulting, […]
Congrats to Tripp Dunn, PLA: Now Licensed in Mississippi
HRC’s Tripp Dunn recently completed all sections of the Landscape Architect Registration Examination (LARE) to receive his Landscape Architectural License in the State of Mississippi. The Mississippi State University grad, looks forward to applying these new credentials to benefit valued HRC Engineers’ clients.
Congratulations to HRC’s Newest PE Jared Norton
There’s a newly minted Professional Engineer on the HRC team. Jared Norton recently passed the rigorous exam required to receive PE certification. The exam, designed to uphold high standards for the engineering profession, follows completion of a bachelor’s degree in engineering and at least four years of professional work experience. Jared is a graduate of […]
5 Reasons Why You Should Augment Your Civil Engineering Team
Feeling uncertain about your ability to deliver? Nervous the project you just won might not go as well as it should? If there’s a lot on your in-house team’s plate, you may need civil engineering staff augmentation to ensure your next job runs smoothly, and client satisfaction stays high. The American Society of Civil Engineers […]
A Guinness World Record Is Set: HRC Plays Key Role
HRC Certifies Freddie Falcon’s Record Drop Freddie Falcon, the Atlanta Falcon’s team mascot, set a record for the highest rope swing drop this fall—and HRC was there to provide the survey services needed to measure and validate the accomplishment. The swing stunt, performed at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta on September 19, was a crowd pleaser, […]