At our annual Groundhog Day event, the staff was treated to a day away from computers, phones and brain-straining engineering work. Instead we started the day with a breakfast burrito and headed out to see how our details get implemented in the field and visiting a few of our larger projects under construction. … More

Imagine the opportunity to travel to a remote site in a foreign country, where no one speaks your language, to live in a tent with no running water, and to provide engineering services for buildings that are 70 year s old. Oh, and did I mention that you’d provide all your engineering work for free? That’s right, pro-bono. … More