Engineering
100-Year Flood vs. 100-Year Storm: What’s the Difference?
Flood and storm statistics can be confusing. What do the terms “100-year flood” and “100-year storm” mean?
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The Importance of Lowering Embodied Carbon in Buildings
Our industry has long focused on energy efficiency to lower our carbon footprint, but we now need to look more broadly at the total C02 ...
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Updated FERC Requirements for New Hydropower Licenses
FERC eliminated the need to file Exhibits B, C, and D on new applications for certain major hydroelectric projects.
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Stakeholder Involvement Key to Improve Community Infrastructure
Our community infrastructure supports a diverse array of stakeholders. The success of infrastructure improvement projects requires finding a balanced solution that considers all stakeholder needs ...
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Customer Involvement at the Execution Stage: Part 4
Overhaul and/or modernization is an essential part of the equipment lifecycle. Customer involvement at the execution stage is vital when that time comes for your ...
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Simplifying and Separating Flows is Key to a Food-Safe Facility
Separating and simplifying the flow of materials, equipment, and people is a critical part of providing a food-safe facility.
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Customer Involvement at the Procurement Stage: Part 3
Customer involvement at the procurement stage of a project is vital when that time comes for your asset(s).
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What You Need to Know About Automated Vehicle Investment
Here are some key ways clients can realize the environmental and financial benefits Automated Vehicles hold within the trucking industry.
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Customer Involvement at the Design Stage: Part 2
When it comes to overhauling or replacing critical equipment, involving customers and contractors during the design stage benefits everyone.
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Customer Involvement at the Development Stage: Part 1
Overhaul and/or modernization is an essential part of the equipment lifecycle. Customer involvement is vital when that time comes for your asset(s).
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