Don’t Fall for Slippery Conditions

Wear non-skid footwear that is appropriate for the weather and conditions. Shoes with smooth soles and higher heels provide less surface area and less traction on slippery surfaces. You might consider purchasing clip on cleats that will provide good traction on ice and snow. Continue Reading →

2013 Service Awards

In September, SSOE acknowledged service milestones for employees who have been with the firm 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, or 45 years! For the first time, SSOE also celebrated 50 years of service for recent retiree, Tom Thompson. In all, 75 Service Award recipients were recognized. SSOE also celebrates its own milestone this year---our 65th birthday on August 8th! Continue Reading →

Kenneth Shen Joins SSOE as A/E Division Manager in Shanghai

Kenneth will manage the Civil, Structural, and Architecture (CSA) and MEP (HVAC / Plumbing, Electrical, and Process) sections of SSOE's business in Shanghai, China and will play an active role in projects in progress. Continue Reading →

Ashwin Shetty Joins SSOE as Construction Management Section Leader in Mumbai

In his new role, Ashwin will be responsible for managing the construction management department and related projects in India. This position was created to support SSOE's growth in EPCM / EPC work in India. Continue Reading →

Gill of SSOE Group Appointed to Virtual Design and Construction Champion

John Gill, PE, LEED AP previously served as a Senior Project Manager in SSOE’s Birmingham, Alabama office. Over the course of his 20-year career, John has been involved in the design of a variety of projects including hospitals, universities, and industrial manufacturing facilities. In his new role, John will be responsible for setting the vision and overseeing implementation of SSOE’s VDC program including leading the VDC team, developing and executing long and short-term goals, and benchmarking SSOE’s VDC protocols against industry best practices. Continue Reading →

Safety Shortcuts

Most people like to get their job done by exerting the least amount of time and energy, and that leads us to continuously look for better ways for completing our work. Those "better ways" are often only shortcuts that do not provide the safe path for completing the task at hand. Continue Reading →
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