In this episode, I talk with Matt Aston, GPRS’ founder, about the company’s various services, including video pipe inspection, leak detection, laser scanning, and ground-penetrating radar. He shares the origin story of GPRS and its growth strategy, and also introduces the SiteMap initiative, which aims to create a comprehensive view of underground infrastructure for facilities. […] The post TCEP 254: Ground-Penetrating Radar: Cost-Effective Solutions for Infrastructure Visibility appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I introduce you to the new co-host for this podcast, K. James Taylor, Jr., P.E., a licensed professional engineer and an associate vice president at Verdantas, and provide some great civil engineering leadership tips that can help you conquer even the most challenging projects. ***The video version of this episode can be […] The post TCEP 253: 5 Tips for Becoming a Great Civil Engineering Leader appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk about three engineer-approved steps for effective goal-setting that will turbocharge your career every 90 days. Whether it’s professional or personal, these steps are your secret sauce. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.*** Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some Key Points Discussed in This Episode About How to […] The post TCEP 252: Engineer Your Career: 3 Steps to Effective Goal Setting in 2024 appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk with Alexandra Lee, P.E., staff civil engineer at Burns & McDonnell, about her unique approach to engineering design, particularly in balancing traditional methods with innovative solutions in transmission and utility projects. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.*** Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I […] The post TCEP 251: Navigating the Dynamic Landscape of Transmission Engineering appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk with William Spencer, P.E., president and professional engineer at MHS Planning & Design, about the profound impact of civil engineering on promoting child wellness in parks and playgrounds. We tackle topics like funding challenges, the significance of outdoor play in child wellness, pioneering solutions, and the crucial role of collaboration. […] The post TCEP 250: The Role of Civil Engineering in Promoting Child Wellness appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk with James Chambers, director of global industry development at Nemetschek, about digital transformation in construction. He delves into the adoption of digital technology and software tools, explore the reasons behind increasing technology investments, and also share some great tips for introducing and utilizing digital tools at your firm. ***The video […] The post TCEP 249: How Digital Transformation in Construction Is Changing the Industry appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk with Tucker Perkins, MBA, the president and CEO of the Propane Education & Research Council (PERC), about the pivotal role of engineering in the ever-evolving energy landscape, highlighting the importance of propane technology and sustainability in the journey towards a greener world. ***The video version of this episode can be […] The post TCEP 248: Propane Technology, Sustainability, and the Road to Net Zero appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk with Dylan Medeiros, a learning and development specialist at HFA, about the intriguing origin story of the NICER method. Dylan breaks down the method’s steps and explains how it can benefit both civil engineering individuals and organizations. We also talk about the future of learning and development in the engineering […] The post TCEP 247: How the NICER Method Can Help Civil Engineering Organizations Thrive appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk with Michele Heyward, EIT, the founder and CEO of PositiveHire, about the current state of civil engineering diversity, the challenges faced by underrepresented groups in the industry, and retention strategies for keeping diverse talent in engineering construction. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.*** Engineering Quotes: Here […] The post TCEP 246: Why Civil Engineering Diversity is Essential for a Better Future appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk with Eric Thompson, P.E., water resources engineering team leader at MSA Professional Services. Eric provides some great advice for engineers who are aspiring to transition from technical professional to leader, especially within the field of water resources engineering. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.*** Engineering Quotes: […] The post TCEP 245: How to Successfully Navigate the Transition from Technical Professional to Leader appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk with Jim Rowings, vice president at Kiewit, about developing top leadership skills for engineers in the design and construction field, and the vital role that leadership qualities play in the journey of all engineers. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.*** Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of […] The post TCEP 244: How to Develop Top Leadership Skills for Engineering Excellence appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk with Kimberly Bauer Burke, vice president at Skanska and a leader in the AEC industry, about her experiences as a business development and sales professional, which include discussing strategies for market penetration, customer relationship management, and more. We also dive into her perspective as a woman in the construction industry […] The post TCEP 243: The Rise of Diversity and Inclusion in the AEC Industry: Opportunities for Women in Leadership appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to you about Antoni Gaudí's remarkable stormwater management techniques showcased in the breathtaking Park Güell, which I recently visited on my trip to Spain, and how it continues to inspire and relate to modern civil engineering practices. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.*** Engineering Quote: Here […] The post TCEP 242: Gaudí’s Stormwater Management Techniques: A Sustainable Approach to Urban Planning appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk with Matthew Alboum, P.E., a regional human resource manager at Dewberry, who made a successful career transition from civil engineer to HR manager, about how he leveraged his engineering background to excel in HR. He also discuss the importance of acknowledging individuality and leveraging strengths for a fulfilling career, and […] The post TCEP 241: From Civil Engineer to HR Manager: How to Make the Switch appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Douglas Teiger, FAIA, a highly experienced AEC professional with over 40 years in the field, about how civil engineers can achieve a healthier work-life balance and maintain their well-being while navigating the demands of the engineering industry. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.*** Here Are […] The post TCEP 240: Real Tips on Achieving Work-Life Balance in Civil Engineering appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Steve Dell’Orto, the founder and CEO of ConCntric, a preconstruction platform that is transforming the fractured preconstruction environment by unifying data, people, and processes. We talk about evolving industry challenges and why it is so important to make preconstruction planning a top priority. ***The video version of this episode […] The post TCEP 239: How Preconstruction Planning Can Improve Efficiency and Reduce Costs in Civil Engineering appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, we delve into a crucial topic that impacts communities and infrastructure: municipal water and sewer authorities. Joining us is William (Bill) N. Malin, P.E., an expert in the field, who sheds light on the role of these authorities in managing water and sewer infrastructure, the challenges they face, and the vital role […] The post TCEP 238: The Importance of Grants in Funding Municipal Water and Sewer Infrastructure Projects appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to John M. Keller, P.E., PMP, executive director of the New Jersey Turnpike Authority about the crucial topic of resiliency in the transportation systems. We discuss the challenges the industry faces, its impacts on budgets, the importance of coordination at all levels, the need to be proactive, and the steps […] The post TCEP 237: Exploring the Resilience of Transportation Systems in the Face of Challenges appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, we delve deep into the realm of business management and leadership for your architecture and engineering A&E firm’s success. Our guest is June Jewell, CPA, a distinguished business management authority and CEO of AEC Business Solutions. June is renowned for her best-selling book, “Find the Lost Dollars,” and her latest publication, “RAISE […] The post TCEP 236: Unlocking Hidden Value and Elevating Your A&E Firm’s Success appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Andrew Dorman, P.E., a senior civil engineer at Burns & McDonnell about how he effectively manages competing demands, such as client expectations, community interests, and environmental concerns, in his engineering projects. He also provides some great strategies that you can use right away for ensuring project efficiency and staying […] The post TCEP 235: How to Balance Client Needs and Community Concerns in Your Civil Engineering Projects appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk with Joey Porrello, P.E., who shares his experience of being forced into retirement from his engineering career at the age of 29 due to physical limitations, and the legacy that he believes civil engineers should leave behind in their profession. ***You can view the video version of this episode here.*** […] The post TCEP 234: Facing the Unexpected: Lessons from a Young Civil Engineer Forced into Retirement appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I have the pleasure of speaking with Ziad Y. Mazboudi, P.E., D.WRE, F.ASCE, MBA, a senior civil engineer and project manager at Transtech Engineers, Inc. We discuss how civil engineers can play a vital role in promoting sustainable practices within their industry, and how getting involved in professional associations can enhance their […] The post TCEP 233: Sustainability in Civil Engineering: Driving Industry Impact Through Sustainable Practices appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

As we celebrate Women’s History Month, this episode features an inspiring conversation with Raine Gardner, P.E., Team Leader at MSA Professional Services. The theme for this year’s Women’s History Month is “Women who tell stories,” and Raine shares her own story, along with invaluable insights and experiences on the significance of people skills in engineering […] The post TCEP 232: People Skills for Engineering Leaders: Balancing Work and Career Growth appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I speak with Lindsay Diven, CPSM, a marketing and sales manager at Full Sail Partners and the host of the podcast “Marketers Take Flight.”, about the significance of developing a robust online presence. We discuss the importance of social media, the steps firms can take to enhance their online visibility, and how […] The post TCEP 231: Unlocking the Potential of a Strong Online Presence for Civil Engineers appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Alexandra Gore, P.E., PMP, a senior project manager and Assistant Vice President at WSP USA, about how she made a career transition within her company, some of the challenges she faced during the transition, and how she overcame them. ***View the video version of this episode here. Engineering Quotes: […] The post TCEP 230: Navigating a Successful Career Transition Within Your Civil Engineering Firm appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Ryan Walter, CPC, P.E., senior civil engineer at Woolpert, and author of the book called “The YOU Project: Your Personal Guide to Self-Mastery at Work,” about a framework that you can use to help navigate your unique challenges at work and survive the difficult seasons of work. ***You can […] The post TCEP 229: How to Navigate Difficult Challenges in Your Engineering Career appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Matt Kastberg, who is the Regional Division Manager of Community Building for the Puget Sound Offices of Parametrix Inc., about how engineering managers can use their knowledge of past projects to inspire their team. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Matt: What is the people […] The post TCEP 228: Your Knowledge of Past Projects Can Be Your Biggest Driver of Project Success appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I provide you with a three-step framework that you can use to ensure that your teams are more focused in 2023 on impactful and achievable goals. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Your 2023 Goal Setting Tips: 1. Ask Your Leaders to Set 90-Day Goals While you can still […] The post TCEP 227: 2023 Goal Setting Tips for Engineers: Sprints Instead of Marathons appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Karen Islas, P.E., a professional civil engineer and STEM advocate, about how her involvement with professional organizations, STEM, and mentorship, has helped to rapidly grow her engineering career. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Karen: How has being involved with multiple professional organizations helped grow […] The post TCEP 226: How Women in Engineering Can Grow Rapidly in Their Careers appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to BJ Kraemer, the President and CEO of MCFA, and host of the podcast Inspiring People & Places Podcast, about how he leverages his leadership abilities of the veteran community to enhance project delivery, build successful project teams, and implement professional development at his firm. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some […] The post TCEP 225: The Benefits of Professional Development for Civil Engineering Firms appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Paul Lee, P.E., ENV SP, Energy Policy Analyst at the City of Los Angeles, Mayor’s Office of Sustainability, about a great opportunity that presented itself to him, touch on the different civil engineering career paths and their role in climate change, and discuss some of the challenges they face […] The post TCEP 224: Civil Engineering Career Paths: The Options Are Endless appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Mary Lamie, P.E., the Executive Vice President of The St. Louis Regional Freightway, Bi-State Development, about how supply chain disruptions are affecting engineers and the projects they work on. We also touch on infrastructure investment and some of the latest developments in the freightway to support workforce development. Engineering […] The post TCEP 223: How Supply Chain Disruptions Are Affecting Civil Engineers appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I discuss five points you can use to build a strong company culture in your civil engineering firm. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some Key Points Discussed in This Episode About Building a Strong Company Culture in Your Civil Engineering Firm: 1. Ensure That Personal Relationships Are Built […] The post TCEP 222: Five Steps for Building a Strong Company Culture in Your Civil Engineering Firm appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Matthew Douglas, Public Works Operations Manager at the City of Sugar Land, about what public works entails and the role it plays in civil engineering, as well as the role it plays in different management types. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Matthew: What is […] The post TCEP 221: The Role of a Civil Engineer in Public Works appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Daniel L. Swain, Ph.D., a climate scientist focused on the dynamics and impacts of extreme events like a megaflood, about climate change, the intersection between extreme weather and climate in applied societal contexts, and how it can affect civil engineers going forward. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the […] The post TCEP 220: How Climate Change Is Increasing the Risk of a Megaflood appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Michael Castro, C.DIR., ASC, MBA, the Founder and CEO of RiskAware (Cybersecurity) Inc., about the importance of cybersecurity for engineering firms and how engineers can introduce cybersecurity into their business. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Michael: How can engineers introduce cybersecurity into their business? […] The post TCEP 219: Cybersecurity for Engineering Firms: This Is Why You Need It appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I provide you with the top 10 takeaways and career tips from our first 10 episodes on The Civil Engineering CEO show. It is a video show that features CEOs from leading civil engineering firms, and because they shared such insightful information, we thought it would be great to recap some of […] The post TCEP 218: Top 10 Career Tips from Leading Civil Engineering CEOs appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Kara M. Boyles, Ph.D., P.E., a registered professional engineer who became the City of South Bend’s first female city engineer in January 2017, about what it means to be a city engineer. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Kara: Tell us about your career journey […] The post TCEP 217: What It Means to Be a City Engineer and a Public Servant appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk with Aaron Witt and Dan Briscoe about some of the biggest challenges and mistakes construction business owners make and how you can avoid making those same mistakes. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Aaron and Dan: Why the mission “Make the Dirt World a Better Place”? […] The post TCEP 216: The Biggest Challenges Facing the Construction Industry Today appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Amanda Payne, Associate Vice President and Business Development Director at Horner & Shifrin, about the role of a seller-doer and how it has changed from before the pandemic to where we are today. She also provides some great tips on how you can improve your seller-doer skills as an […] The post TCEP 215: Improving Your Seller-Doer Skills as an Engineering Professional appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Peter Atherton, P.E., about an in-depth study we did together about the state of the industry and talent market — and how companies can compete in a fast-changing world. We also highlight some of the key findings that are in the Future of Work in Engineering and Architecture 2022 […] The post TCEP 214: The Future of Work in Engineering & Architecture 2022 appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, and in honor of National Women in Engineering Day, I talk to Marsia Geldert-Murphey, P.E., F. ASCE, Regional Director of Lochmueller Group, who was recently elected as the ASCE President Elect for 2023. Marsia is also the author of a book called “Cross, Yield or Burn – Navigating the Bridges of Life,” […] The post TCEP 213: Women in Engineering: One Woman’s Journey to Engineering Success appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk to Emory Lee, AICP, ENV SP, MCIP-I, WEDG, Climate Adaptation & Resilience Lead for Ramboll Group A/S in New York about climate adaptation and resilience in engineering and some of the potential jobs or roles there are within climate adaptation. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some […] The post TCEP 212: How Climate Adaptation and Resilience Connect to Civil Engineering Projects appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I answer a few questions that I received from a consulting engineer a few years out of school about how to be successful on the job, get up to speed with design practices, learn codes, gain field practice, and organize resources and knowledge.  Tips to Be Successful […] The post TCEP 211: How Civil Engineers Can Be Successful on the Job appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Matthew Low, P.E., Senior Vice President at Hoyle, Tanner & Associates, Inc., about challenges and opportunities in the civil engineering workforce, and how engineers can overcome these challenges to excel in their careers. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Matthew: What does career progression in […] The post TCEP 210: The Civil Engineering Workforce: Challenges and Opportunities appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Trudi Williams, PE, Vice President, and Regional Director of one of the premier civil, structural, and environmental engineering firms in Southwest Florida, CONSOR Engineers, about three key career themes that you can use to grow your civil engineering career or firm. Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask […] The post TCEP 209: 3 Key Career Themes to Grow Your Civil Engineering Career appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Will Schnier, P.E., Chief Marketing Officer at WGI, about marketing strategies for AEC firms, and how you can market your company the right way. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Will: Why is marketing important for both small and large engineering firms? For someone new […] The post TCEP 208: How AEC Firms Can Market Their Companies: The Right Way appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Rory San Miguel, co-founder and CEO at Propeller Aero, about how using advanced technology in civil engineering projects can increase the success of a project. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Rory: What are some of the civil construction case studies that Propeller Aero has […] The post TCEP 207: How Advanced Technology in Civil Engineering Projects Can Increase the Success of a Project appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Mike Lozanoff. P.E., owner at Lozanoff Consulting Services, LLC about invoicing in engineering firms, write-offs, and how these two actions can affect the project profitability of a consulting engineering firm. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Mike: Why do you think invoicing is a necessity […] The post TCEP 206: Project Management for Civil Engineers: Invoicing, Write-Off’s, and Project Profitability appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Stu Walesh, Ph.D., P.E., Dist.M.ASCE, F.NSPE, about how using basic brain knowledge to be more creative and innovative can help engineers become a better version of themselves. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Stu: What is your book, “Introduction to Creativity and Innovation for Engineers,” […] The post TCEP 205: Becoming a More Creative and Innovative Engineer (By Using Basic Brain Knowledge) appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Matt Reuer, P.E., Manager of Engineering Controls at Kiewit Engineering Group about project controls, what they are, why they are important in civil engineering, and what the benefits are of project controls. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Matt: How […] The post TCEP 204: The Importance of Project Controls in Civil Engineering appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk with Dustin Williams, CEO, and co-founder of Remote Optix, and founder of Flywheel AEC, about BIM for civil engineers and how it is used in civil engineering projects. He also tells us about a specific 4-step process his company utilizes on BIM projects to ensure project success. Engineering Quotes: Here […] The post TCEP 203: BIM for Civil Engineers: A 4-Step Process for Project Success appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Keith Hall, P.E., PTOE, LEED-AP, the Principal Associate and Traffic Engineering Department Manager with Colliers Engineering & Design about how civil engineering firms can encourage and support employee career advancement at their firms. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Keith: What are the various credentials/certifications […] The post TCEP 202: How Civil Engineering Companies Can Support Employee Career Advancement appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk to Heidi Klein, MCE, PE, a Project Manager of Forensics at Vertex, about forensic engineering, what it is, the kind of work it includes, and the roles forensic engineers play when working on a case. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask […] The post TCEP 201: All You Need to Know About Forensic Engineering appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with David Skuodas, P.E., CFM, LEED AP, Director of Design, Construction, and Maintenance at the Mile High Flood District and author of the recently published book, The Effective Client: Why Being a Good Client is Smart Business in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction Industries, about […] The post TCEP 200: The Effective Engineering Client: Why It Matters for Engineering Firms appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Walfrido Pevida, P.E., the Founder and Chief Engineer at Pevida Highway Designers, LLC about growing a civil engineering firm, the importance of a company’s vision and mission, and the roles people play when building a business. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Walfrido: How important […] The post TCEP 199: Growing a Civil Engineering Firm: With a People-First Approach appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk to Marc Sandhu, P.E., President of ARS Engineers, Inc. about the recent passing of his father, the founder of ARS Engineers Inc. (ARS), and how he is continuing his father’s legacy of the living the American dream. He also talks about some of the things […] The post TCEP 198: The American Dream: Building a Civil Engineering Firm appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Joey C Wilson II, PE, RLS, President and CEO at Wilson & Associates about the relationship between civil engineering and surveying and discuss some of the latest surveying trends out there, like enhanced drones, LIDAR, and Visual Design Construction (VDC). Engineering Quotes: Here Are […] The post TCEP 197: The Latest Surveying Trends That Civil Engineers Should Be Aware Of appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk about what a mentoring relationship should look like by providing you with seven steps that you can take to get the most out of a mentoring relationship. Here Are Seven Steps to Get the Most Out of a Mentoring Relationship: 1. Hold a Kick-Off Meeting […] The post TCEP 196: Seven Steps to Get the Most Out of a Mentoring Relationship appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Dennis D. Truax, Ph.D., P.E., BCEE, D.WRE, F.NSPE, F.ASCE, the 2022 President of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), and the professor emeritus of the Richard A. Rula School of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Mississippi State University about the new Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), and […] The post TCEP 195: The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act: How It Will Affect Civil Engineers appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I answer a question that I get asked often about whether it is better to be a civil engineering expert or generally knowledgeable in multiple disciplines. Here Are Some Key Points Discussed in This Episode: In the world of civil engineering, there are many different disciplines, like transportation, geotechnical, site civil, and […] The post TCEP 194: Civil Engineering Expert or Jack-of-All-Trades? appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Steve Long, P.E., a senior engineer with Freese and Nichols, Inc., who currently serves as the Program Manager for the North Texas Municipal Water District’s Bois d’Arc Lake Program. He discusses alternate delivery methods for the Bois d’Arc Lake Program and how one of these methods helped his client […] The post TCEP 193: Using Alternate Delivery Methods to Deliver Civil Engineering Projects appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Kevin Brown Jr., P.E., a construction manager at Urban Engineers, about how outreach and mentorship can lead to a more diverse industry. He also discusses some of the challenges faced when connecting with youth in communities, and provides some great advice for engineers who would be interested in serving […] The post TCEP 192: How Outreach and Mentorship Can Lead to a More Diverse Engineering Industry appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Matt Handal, a proposal expert and author of the book called “Proposal Development Secrets: Win More, Work Smarter, and Get Home on Time,” about proposal writing for engineers. He share some great tips that you can use as a working engineer to get better at this process. Engineering Quotes: […] The post TCEP 191: What Civil Engineers Need to Know About Proposal Writing appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this ‘episode, I talk to Gabe Lett, FSMPS, CPSM, LPC, author of THE AEC PROFESSIONAL’S GUIDEBOOK, and a marketing guru in the AEC industry that helps civil engineers find the right clients and projects for the maximum mutual benefit. In the episode, we talk about marketing and business development for civil engineers and why […] The post TCEP 190: Marketing and Business Development Strategies for Civil Engineers appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, which is part of our Women in Civil Engineering series, I talk to Denise Carter, P.E., the Chief Strategy Officer (CSO) at Greenman-Pedersen, Inc (GPI). Denise leads and implements business strategy across the entire organization, integrating GPI operations and services to optimize staff, organizational development, and growth opportunities. In this episode, Denise […] The post TCEP 189: How to Build Confidence as an Engineering Leader appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, we talk with two engineers from Alaska that decided to start their own firm and really focused on people development within their firm. They are Garret K. Gladsjo, P.E.and Lucas Chambers, P.E., co-owners and principal engineers at proHNS LLC. We talk about how investing in your staff […] The post TCEP 188: Why People Development Is Important When Growing a Civil Engineering Firm appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Jamie Graham, P.E., PTOE, Traffic and Transportation Department Manager at Carroll Engineering Corporation, about project development plans and how they can set your projects up for success. Jamie also talks about the skills he looks for in project engineers when he is building a team. Engineering Quotes: Here Are […] The post TCEP 187: Project Development Plans: Ensuring Project Success appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk to Ryan Getz, P.E, Managing Partner at WGA Consulting Engineers, about how he grew his civil engineering firm from seven to 50 people, and the role that your staff plays in building a business. Ryan also gets into the importance of reinventing yourself and how […] The post TCEP 186: The Secret to Building a Not So Average Civil Engineering Firm appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, the ninth episode in our Civil Engineering Entrepreneurs Series, I talk to Brian Barker, P.E., M.S., Principal at Deuel & Associates about how to start and grow a civil engineering company successfully, specifically some of the challenge you will face when you start, and how to overcome them.  Brian also talks about […] The post TCEP 185: How to Grow a Civil Engineering Company Successfully appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, which is part of our Women in Civil Engineering series, I talk with Elia Twigg, PE, who is the local agency manager and Senior Project engineer for CONSOR Engineers about her career work in the private AND public sector, and how she had to manage more than 20 people at the age […] The post TCEP 184: Transitioning From Private to Public Sector: Being Thrown Into the Fire appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk to Christina Tipp, PG, CEG, a professional geologist, and Jason Island, P.E., QSP/D, a senior civil engineer, both from SHN, about the crossover between geological engineering and civil engineering, and how and when you need to get geological engineers involved in your civil engineering projects. […] The post TCEP 183: The Importance of Geological Engineering in Civil Engineering Projects appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode,  I talk to Michael Dooley, P.E., LEED AP, the Principal at Bayer Becker about in-house training programs for civil engineers. Mike is involved with several professional organizations, including the Urban Land Institute (ULI), National Association for Industrial and Office Parks (NAIOP), University of Cincinnati Real Estate Roundtable, and Tristate Society of Healthcare […] The post TCEP 182: Five Tips for Improving In-House Training Programs for Civil Engineering Firms appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In the episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk about a topic that is of the utmost importance to civil engineering professionals which is relationship building. I will look at it from the perspective of someone that is not comfortable networking, whether they are shy, an “introvert”, or they’re just uncomfortable in social settings, […] The post TCEP 181: Building Your Networking Skills as a Civil Engineer appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, the eighth episode in our Civil Engineering Entrepreneurs Series, I talk to Kevin Riggs, P.E., President & CEO at Cole Design Group, Inc. about growing a civil engineering company and developing your team. He also shares a very interesting story of how he went from an employee to owner of a large […] The post TCEP 180: From Employee to Owner of a Civil Engineering Company (In Just 60 Days) appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, which is part of our Women in Civil Engineering series, I talk to Hannah Albertus-Benham, a Senior Water Resources and Environmental Engineer at Wood, about the challenges of working in a highly scientific project with real impacts on a community, as well as harnessing teamwork, communications, and collaboration to be successful. Engineering […] The post TCEP 179: Harnessing Teamwork, Communications, and Collaboration (to Make Civil Engineering Projects Successful) appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, the seventh in our Civil Engineering Entrepreneurs (CEE) series, I talk to Bonnie Moss, P.E., President at MBCO Engineering, LLC, as part of our Civil Engineering Entrepreneurs series about growing your civil engineering firm and why being proactive offers a business a lot of advantages. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the […] The post TCEP 178: Growing Your Civil Engineering Firm: Being Proactive, Not Reactive appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, that is part of our Women in Civil Engineering (WICE) series, I talk to Eva Lantsoght, Ph.D., a Full Professor at San Francisco de Quito & Assistant Professor at the Delft University of Technology.  We talk about civil engineering education and how it differs throughout several countries. Eva also touches on the […] The post TCEP 177: Civil Engineering Education and Ph.D. Programs in Civil Engineering appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

Today is International Women in Engineering Day, and to celebrate the amazing work that women engineers around the world do, we talk to Natalie Carmen, P.E., as part of our Women in Civil Engineering Series. Natalie is a civil engineering project manager with the design, engineering, and planning firm Stewart, and talks about her experience […] The post TCEP 176: Working in a Multi-Disciplined Civil Engineering Project Design Team appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In the episode that is part of our Civil Engineering Entrepreneurs series, I talk to Peter Atherton, P.E., President and Founder of ActionsProve, LLC, and author of Reversing Burnout, about the recently released Future of Work in Engineering & Architecture 2021 Report. The 2021 report was conducted by Actions Prove, in partnership with the Engineering […] The post TCEP 175: Future of Work in Engineering & Architecture 2021 Report appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk to Tramone Smith, P.E., BCEE, MSCE from WGK in Mississippi, about his path to partnership in his firm. Tramone is a really unique professional in that he had one goal only in his career, which had absolutely nothing to do with partnership or ownership in […] The post TCEP 174: How One Goal Helped This Engineer to Rise Above His Expectations appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, that is part of our Civil Engineering Entrepreneurs series, I talk to Rene Portieles II, P.E., the Chief Executive Officer of Epic Forensics & Engineering, Inc. about his journey of starting an engineering company and how today, they are building a vision-driven civil engineering company around one […] The post TCEP 173: How to Build a Vision-Driven Civil Engineering Company appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Dr. Luna Lu Ph.D., the ACPA Professor and Director of the Center for Intelligent Infrastructure at Purdue University, about intelligent infrastructure and how it can benefit civil engineers and the community. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Dr. Luna Lu Ph.D.: Can you please provide […] The post TCEP 172: Intelligent Infrastructure: A New Vision for Civil Engineering Professionals appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk to Professor Malcolm Chrisp, who is the Head of the School of Energy, Infrastructure & Society, at Heriot-Watt University. Joining him today are five of his master’s level students who have been helping him explore a possible Celtic Crossing, a submerged floating tube bridge linking […] The post TCEP 171: Submerged Floating Tube Bridge (SFTBs) Explained appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk to Peter Moore, P.E., LEED AP, ENV SP, F.ASCE, President of Chen Moore and Associates, and official nominee for worldwide ASCE President-Elect in 2021 about his experience over the years being a leader at a very fast-growing civil engineering company. The interesting part about his […] The post TCEP 170: Leading a Fast-Growing Civil Engineering Company in Today’s World appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk to Maria Lehman, P.E., F.ASCE, ENV SP, the Director of U.S. Infrastructure at GHD, and an official nominee for the worldwide ASCE President-Elect 2021. Maria will be talking about America’s infrastructure, the ASCE Report Card, the needs of the civil engineering profession, and how civil […] The post TCEP 169: Civil Engineers Need To Lead the System of Systems appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, the third in our Civil Engineering Entrepreneurs series, I talk to Jenny Snape, P.E., Managing Partner at Batture, LLC about building a vision-driven company with a social mission that does both profit and pro-bono work. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Jenny: How did you end up joining […] The post TCEP 168: The Importance of Having a Vision-Driven Company (and Developing Your People) appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk to Tabitha Lafferre, E.I., an Assistant Professor of Engineering Technology at Fairmont State University about how the ASCE 2020 Report Card for West Virginia’s Infrastructure was a way of connecting engineering students with experienced professionals. Joining Tabitha in the conversation is one of her students, […] The post TCEP 167: ASCE 2020 Report Card – West Virginia | Bridging the Gap for Young Civil Engineers appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, which is part of the Civil Engineering Entrepreneurs series, I talk to Brian Smith, P.E., civil engineer and founding partner of Urban Design Partners, about growing a civil engineering firm, but specifically around growing your people. Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Brian: How does one go about learning how […] The post TCEP 166: Growing a Civil Engineering Firm: People Development Strategies appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Milos Vasiljevic, PE, Program Manager at HDR, about fostering innovation on major infrastructure projects, and I mean mega projects. Milos has worked on some really interesting projects and will discuss some of the details and benefits of working on these megaprojects. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions […] The post TCEP 165: Fostering Innovation on Major Infrastructure Projects appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, which is the first episode in our new Civil Engineering Entrepreneurs series, I talk to Gordon Greene, P.E., of Patel, Greene & Associates about how to effectively measure business growth and the use of standing operating procedures in the business world. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Gordon: Why […] The post TCEP 164: How to Effectively Measure Business Growth in Your Civil Engineering Firm appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Douglas Frost, P.E., a Senior Vice President at Dewberry. Douglas currently serves as the Quality Assurance Manager for the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel Expansion, and in this episode I talk to him about this project, which is the largest construction project in Virginia’s history. He also talks about Dewberry’s involvement […] The post TCEP 163: An Exclusive Look Into the Largest Construction Project in Virginia’s History appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, which is part of our Women in Civil Engineering series, I talk to Danielle Goudreau, a project manager at Collins Engineers, about how she found a cool niche to specialize in and what she is doing to build her expertise in the niche. She also talks about […] The post TCEP 162: Women in Civil Engineering: How to Overcome Obstacles appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I answer a question that I get from civil engineering students almost daily. Should they seek full-time employment immediately after completing their undergraduate studies or go to grad school and pursue a master’s degree? And I promise you, whether you are a student, a project manager, an owner, or a CEO, you […] The post TCEP 161: Should I Go to Grad School or Apply for Civil Engineering Jobs? appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Jeff Peacock, P.E., the President and CEO at Parametrix Inc., about his career journey of becoming a CEO, leading a multidisciplinary civil engineering firm, employee engagement, and the benefits of having multi-disciplines under the same roof. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Jeff: What are […] The post TCEP 160: How a Civil Engineering Firm Can Maximize Employee Engagement appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Melody A. Gonzalez, E.I., a civil engineer at Black & Veatch about how she went from an immigrant single mom to civil engineer, and today is living the American dream. She also talks about work-life balance and the importance that mentors play in your civil engineering career. Engineering Quotes: […] The post TCEP 159: From Single Mom to Civil Engineer: A Journey to Success appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk with three guests who are all heavily involved in the ASCE Texas 2021 Infrastructure Report Card. They are Patricia Frayre, P.E., founding principal of Frayre Engineering & Consulting, Griselda Gonzales, P.E., Principal Engineer at The Goodman Corporation, and Mark Boyd, Ph.D., PE, the principal engineer at LCA Environmental. They talk […] The post TCEP 158: 2021 Infrastructure Report Card — ASCE Texas Section (and How You Can Get Involved) appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Melissa J. Batula, P.E., the Deputy Secretary for Highway Administration at PennDOT, about her amazing career journey from starting in the private sector to now being responsible for overseeing all of the roadways in Pennsylvania as well as the 9,000 people who work for the DOT. Engineering Quotes: Here […] The post TCEP 157: From Draftsperson to the Deputy Secretary of the Highway Administration at PennDOT appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

Having a healthy work-life balance is a difficult challenge even in the best of times, but it is becoming more and more necessary during these times of economic stagnation and uncertainty. That is why, in this week’s episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, Ken Mika, P.E. M.ASCE, a project engineer and office leader for Geosyntec’s Green Bay, […] The post TCEP 156: Work-Life Balance Strategies for Civil Engineers appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Gil Hantzsch, P.E., FACEC, the CEO at MSA Professional Services, Inc., about his career journey of becoming a CEO. He provides some great learning and development advice throughout the episode, which makes it one of my favorites. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Gil: How big […] The post TCEP 155: Learning and Development: Understanding People Starts With Understanding Yourself appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

For many engineers, a face-to-face performance review is the most stressful work conversation they’ll have all year, and for managers, the discussion can be just as tense. In this week’s episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I provide practical tips on how engineers and managers can prepare for and get the most out of their […] The post TCEP 154: Navigating the Annual Review Process as a Civil Engineering Professional appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk to Ron Burg, P.E., the Executive Vice President of the American Concrete Institute, also known as ACI. Ron discusses some interesting trends in the world of concrete, but also provides some important strategies for career development for civil engineering professionals based on his long and […] The post TCEP 153: Concrete Trends and Career Development Strategies for Civil Engineering Professionals appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk to Jason Dunn PE, PMP, Vice President at BRPH, who serves as the VP of Project Management as well as Chief Risk Officer (CRO). Jason talks about everything you need to know about obtaining the PMP certification, and tells us how getting his Project Management […] The post TCEP 152: PMP Exam Prep Tips: How the PMP Can Benefit Your Civil Engineering Career appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk to Maysill Pascal, P.E., Regional Senior Engineer and Sales Manager at USW, a MENARD Group USA Company. We talk about her career journey and her traveling around the globe, and how that has helped her career, but also how she has dealt with it emotionally. […] The post TCEP 151: Everything Civil Engineers Talk About Doing, but Never Get To Do appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk to Tony Mette, P.E., S.E., and Jay Chamberlain, P.E., who both work at THP Limited, a firm that specializes in large scale, complex structural engineering, building restoration, and parking projects. I talk to them about Parksmart, a system designed to advance sustainable mobility through smart parking solutions by designing smarter […] The post TCEP 150: Smart Parking Solutions: Developed to Be a Destination appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk to Brian Saunders, founder and CEO of BigTime Software. Brian talks to us about the business of engineering, and more specifically, about scaling an engineering firm and provide some great on how you can grow your engineering firm. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the […] The post TCEP 149: The Business of Engineering — Scaling an Engineering Firm appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

Learning is essential to our existence.  It is an indispensable tool for every career and organization. In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I provide five ways that AEC firms can deliver training and make sure that their professionals continue to learn during what many people are calling the ‘new normal.’ Engineering Quotes: Here […] The post TCEP 148: How AEC Professionals Can Continue to Learn and Grow in This New ‘Normal’ appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk to Bret Tushaus, project director at Deltek, about digital transformation and how AE firms will need to be tech-savvy and innovative to survive and thrive in the world we live in today. He also shares an inspiring story about his career change that brought him […] The post TCEP 147: Surviving and Thriving in the Age of Digital Transformation appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk to Dan Oblinger about hostage negotiation. Dan explains how hostage negotiation fits into consulting engineering and also provides five specific ways that engineering firms should look at to evaluate their negotiation and communication abilities. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Dan: […] The post TCEP 146: What Does Hostage Negotiation Have to Do With Consulting Engineers? appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode I talk about what high school students and young adults should know about a career in civil engineering. This episode is intended to be a resource that you can share with high school students and their parents to inform them about the profession of civil engineering. You can also view this episode […] The post TCEP 145: What High School Students and Undergraduates Should Know About Civil Engineering appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 144 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk to Jennifer Goodman, writer and editor at Construction Dive, about how the coronavirus crisis has changed commercial construction and what the general outlook will be for the rest of the year and beyond. Engineering Quotes: Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Jennifer Goodman of Construction Dive: […] The post TCEP 144: How the Coronavirus Crisis Will Change Commercial Construction in the U.S. appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Will Buckby LLB MCIHT, a Contracts and Projects Lawyer at Beale & Co. Will discusses the impact COVID-19 is going to have on the construction markets and projects, what relief is available out there for contractors and consultants, and what notices they should be giving to their employees. Disclaimer: […] The post TCEP 143: COVID-19: Mitigating Impacts on Construction Projects appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Jonathan Hard, CEO and President of H2L Solutions, Inc. (H2L). H2L specializes in cyber and information assurance and provides cybersecurity solutions for government and commercial customers. Jonathan talks about cybersecurity, both what individual engineers can do to protect themselves in the world of homeworking and what engineering companies need […] The post TCEP 142: Cybersecurity Tips for Civil Engineers Working Remotely During COVID-19 appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk with Andy Platz, PE, who is the CEO and President at Mead & Hunt. Andy talks about his career journey of how he went from being a fresh graduate to a CEO of a company. He provides some great crisis management tips to civil engineers and also gives very actionable […] The post TCEP 141: Tips for Civil Engineers on Crisis Management and Becoming Confident Leaders appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, we focus on a topic that is on everyone’s minds — the coronavirus and how it should be a wake-up call to civil engineers. And we’re discussing this with Michael Paddock, PE, PS, a licensed civil engineer and surveyor. Twenty years ago, Mike was told he had three to six months to […] The post TCEP 140: A Near Death Experience, the COVID-19 Coronavirus, and How Civil Engineers Can Help Reduce the Spread of Pandemics appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, which is part of our Women in Civil Engineering series, I talk to Peyton Gibson, EIT, ENV SP, a civil engineer who works for the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine on the Board of Infrastructure and the Constructed Environment. She also serves as the ASCE Colorado’s Infrastructure Report Card Chair, […] The post TCEP 139: What Goes Into Developing the ASCE Report Card for America’s Infrastructure? appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Steve Soldati, P.E., the Regional Sales Manager at Aegion Corporation. Steve was previously seen on episode 74 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, where he discussed effective communication strategies. In today’s episode, he will discuss emerging renewal technologies for pressurized pipelines, which can be very applicable to today’s world of […] The post TCEP 138: Pipeline Infrastructure – Emerging Renewal Technologies for Pressurized Pipelines appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk to Ann Tomalavage, PE, PMP, LEED AP, a licensed professional engineer who has spent the last 20+ years training engineering professionals on how to become great project managers. Ann talks about some of the key points to becoming a successful project manager, and she also discusses the role of project […] The post TCEP 137: The Role of Project Management in Consulting Engineering appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I am going to give you three actions that you can use to network effectively and build relationships. The post TCEP 136: How to Network Effectively as a Civil Engineer — Even as an Introvert appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

Effective communication is key to becoming a successful engineering manager. Being able to communicate effectively teaches you to listen to your clients and other disciplines, and also helps you to understand more about the needs of projects. The post TCEP 135: Effective Communication Is Key With People at All Levels in Civil Engineering appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

Take ownership of your career and never assume that others will push your career forward. At the end of the day, you are the only person who can drive things forward. The post TCEP 134: A Young Female Civil Engineering CEO Shares Her Story appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

Engineers are now in a position where they can make some big decisions for our infrastructure and drive change in our community. They need to make their voices heard and share their expertise and knowledge with the world. The post TCEP 133: Focusing on People and Community Services as a Civil Engineer appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

When we talk about decoupling the water-energy nexus, we are referring to a basic inter-dependency between water and energy resources. It is really important to decouple the water; otherwise, the way in which you produce energy will suffer.  The post TCEP 132: Renewable Energy and Decoupling the Water-Energy Nexus appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

Even though there are plenty of challenges faced in the world of engineering, women in engineering can definitely be beneficial by getting involved in a world-changing civil engineering project. The post TCEP 131: Working on a World-Changing Civil Engineering Project appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast we go to Hawaii to visit Coffman Engineers and talk to Jami Hirota about the impact that major career decisions and transitions as a civil engineer can have on your career. The post TCEP 130: Dealing with Major Career Decisions and Transitions as a Civil Engineer appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

Most people think that the president of the company has the most glamorous title, but it is a lot of responsibility to run a business. Business owners are in it for the long run and they need to keep their ultimate goal in sight at all times. The post TCEP 129: Two Civil Engineering Presidents on the Steps They Took to Success appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 128 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, which is our third episode in our Women in Civil Engineering series, I visit with Michelle Briehof, P.E. who is a project manager at Maser Consulting. Michelle talks about some of the non-technical aspects and actions you can take as a civil engineering professional to build confidence and […] The post TCEP 128: Becoming a Well Rounded Civil Engineering Professional appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

A digital twin is a digital replica of a physical product or process or system that bridges together the physical world and the digital world. It does not only involve the geometric or physical replica in a digital world. It also includes engineering technology which allows you to understand and model the performance of the infrastructure as well. The post TCEP 127: Digital Twins for Digital Cities appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

It is a big step to open a firm and there is a lot of risk involved, however once you have done it for a while and you’ve had success, you will not want to go back. The post TCEP 126: Starting A Civil Engineering Firm appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

Design Build contracts are only just beginning to become the contract of the day. We all still need to learn how to do the contracts better. Not all projects are suited for design build but there are projects out there that are complex in nature and that needs a collaborative design. The post TCEP 125: The Design Build Project Delivery Process and Why It Will Continue to Become More Popular appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

If you are not going to be smart and are not known to be using smart technology, businesses and people are not going to live in those cities. Smart cities are going to attract the best and the brightest, whether it is residence, or whether it is businesses. The post TCEP 124: Technology, Innovation, and Smart Cities – What Civil Engineers Need to Know appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this Civil Engineering Podcast episode, I speak with Monica Morales, PE, ENV SP who is a water engineer for Jacobs about the importance of inclusion and diversity in engineering. Monica also discusses sustainability through STEM Outreach and the importance of women in engineering. The post TCEP 123: Women in Civil Engineering – Inclusion, Diversity, and STEM Oh My! appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

Working fast often leads to making many mistakes which can be catastrophic in the civil engineering world, but what if you could work faster, but also smarter? If you can do this, you will be setting yourself up for major success. The post TCEP 122: How to Work Faster but Also Work Smarter as a Civil Engineering Professional appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

As a manager, you have to understand what the goals of a project are, consistently reinforce obtaining those goals, and achieve success through reinforcement of the vision of the projects, goals and successes. The post TCEP 121: From Engineer to CEO and Everything In-Between appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 120 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, you are going to hear interviews from my recent visit to the ASCE SEI Structural Engineering Institute Congress. We will talk about technical topics for structural engineering as well as personal development and effective communication skills for engineers The post TCEP 120: The State of the Structural Engineering Industry from the ASCE SEI Structures Congress Part 2 appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

John M. Keller PE, PMP, Executive Director of the New Jersey Turnpike Authority talks about the differences between working in the public sector versus private sector. The post TCEP 119: Working in the Public Sector Versus Private Sector for Civil Engineering Professionals appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this Civil Engineering Podcast, I visit with  Karen Morgan, P.E. who is the owner and founder of the AEC Proposal Institute. We talk about what information Civil Engineers need to seek up-front for proposal writing success. Karen discusses 5 specific points that you can use as a checklist to ensure you create winning proposals. The post TCEP 118: Information Civil Engineers Should Seek Up-Front for Proposal Writing Success appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

As a Civil Engineering, you are going to get in front of an audience at some point in your career. Staying calm, cool, and collected in these situations, will often time keep the audience calm as well. The post TCEP 117: The Importance of Staying Calm, Cool, and Collected as a Civil Engineering Professional appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

If engineers can adopt the business of engineering mindset it can really change their future success and the way they do engineering. The post TCEP 116: The Business of Engineering: A New Mindset for the Engineer of the Future appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 115 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Stephanie Buckingham, APTD, PHR, an Associate Professional in Talent Development and part of Freese and Nichols’ Organizational Development about dealing with difficult people on your engineering projects. The post TCEP 115: A Rational Approach to Dealing with Difficult People on Your Engineering Projects appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 114 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Scott Harrigan, who is the CEO, Co-Founder and Chief Pilot at Harkin Aerial about the use of drones in civil engineering and specifically what civil engineering firms need to know about providing drone services for themselves or hiring outside firms to do so. Engineering […] The post TCEP 114: What Civil Engineering Firms Need to Know About Providing Drone Services or Hiring Firms to Do So appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 113 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Gina Rock who is the Program Delivery Manager at Jacobs. We talk about her career journey from the circus to Disney’s longest flying Tinker Bell (yes she was Tinker Bell) and then into the world of engineering.  What I love about this episode is […] The post TCEP 113: How I Went from Tinker Bell into Disaster Recovery appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 112 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I’m taking you with me to the offices of Louis Berger where I will be speaking with the Department Manager, Muzamil Husain, PE. We talk about the importance of managing mega civil engineering projects and how to stay calm during stressful situations. Engineering Quotes: Here are some […] The post TCEP 112: Managing Mega Civil Engineering Projects and Staying Calm in the Process appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 111 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I am going to give you five reasons why ALL civil engineers should get field experience on project sites as early on as possible in their careers. The purpose of this episode is to reinforce the importance of on-site experience for civil engineering professionals. Engineering Quotes: Here […] The post TCEP 111: Five Reasons All Civil Engineers Should Gain Field Experience appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 110 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I speak with Karen Jehanian, P.E. who is the President & Founder of KMJ Consulting, Inc. We talk about how she went from engineer to owner in her career and discuss the important role that entrepreneurship plays in the civil engineering industry. Engineering Quotes: Here are some […] The post TCEP 110: From Engineer to Owner with Karen Jehanian appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 109 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Nils Gransberg, MS on topics related to Construction Engineering. Nils also tells us about the research he is conducting into negotiated bid contracts, and about his military background and experience. Engineering Quotes: Here are some of the questions I ask Nils about Construction Engineering: […] The post TCEP 109: Construction Engineering – Communication in Negotiated Bid Contracts appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 108 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I will be speaking with Lisa Roger, PMP who is the Chief Information Officer (CIO) at Dewberry. We talk about her work in the Information Technology (IT) Department and also discuss the importance of IT Professionals in the engineering world. Engineering Quotes: Here are some of the questions […] The post TCEP 108: The Value IT Professionals Bring to the Engineering World appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, I talk with Chris Chi Lon Wan, the head of design of Masdar City, UAE. We had a great conversation around design management and how to achieve sustainable innovation in development projects Engineering Quotes: Here are some of the questions I asked Chris about sustainability: Tell us about Masdar City? What is unique […] The post TCEP 107: How to Achieve Sustainable Innovation in Development Projects appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 106 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Bob Kelleher who is a best-selling author, keynote speaker, and consultant. We talk about the importance of employee engagement and Bob also provides some great tips on having empathy in the workplace, and how by doing so, you can help with the overall success of your […] The post TCEP 106: The State of Employee Engagement and Why Organizations Have Been Looking at Engagement All Wrong appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 105 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I speak with Lindsay O’Leary, PE, LEED AP about her career path from a civil engineer to now working full-time as the Executive Director for the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Texas Section where she is helping civil engineers to achieve success on a daily basis. Engineering Quotes: […] The post TCEP 105: From Civil Engineering to Helping Civil Engineers in Texas Every Day appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 104 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I am taking you with me to the offices of AECOM to talk with Anthony Attanasio, B.A, Vice President and Senior Program Manager at AECOM. We’ll discuss his career which has spanned both the public and private sectors, and we also talk about connected and autonomous vehicles, and what […] The post TCEP 104: Connected and Autonomous Vehicles and the Future of Transportation appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 103 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I am bringing you with me to the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey Conference where I will be talking with several guests to get their view on the state of Infrastructure, but also tools and strategies you can use on your projects.   From smart landscaping features […] The post TCEP 103: A Field Trip to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Conference appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 102 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I speak with Jennifer Sloan Ziegler, a Project Engineer focusing on water resources, specifically watershed management and coastal restoration. We discuss government policy and its importance in civil engineering, and why all civil engineers should in some way get involved in policy. Engineering Quotes: Here are some of […] The post TCEP 102: Why Civil Engineers Should Get Involved in Government Policy appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 101 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, which is the third episode in a 3-part special series focused on preparing us for the Global Engineering Congress 2018, I am bringing you with me to the offices of Mott MacDonald to sit down with Global Sustainability Leader Davide Stronati. Get ready for a great conversation […] The post TCEP 101: United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the ICE Global Engineering Congress appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode, we have published a special compilation episode which consists of clips from some of our past episodes related to our career elevator advice question. This question gets asked at the end of each episode and goes as follows: “If you got into an elevator with a civil engineer and had about 30 […] The post TCEP 100: The Civil Engineering Podcast Episode 100 Compilation Episode appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 99 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Dr. Marlene Kanga, who is the current President of the World Federation of Engineering Organizations (WFEO) about the business of engineering for sustainability. This is the second episode in a 3-part special global sustainability series that will both introduce you to and focus on the […] The post TCEP 099: The Business of Engineering for Sustainability – Global Sustainability Series Episode #2 appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 98 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I speak with Ben Walpole, a writer and editor for the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) strategic communications team. We will talk about a few very important management skills that civil engineers should build in order to increase their effectiveness as civil engineering managers. Engineering Quotes: Here are […] The post TCEP 098: Management Skills that Civil Engineers Should Build appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 097 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I speak with Michael Mains, M.Eng, P.Eng, PE, a young engineer who has had a tremendous amount of experience on global tunneling projects. Michael gives a global overview of underground infrastructure and provides some great insights for young civil engineers considering getting involved in this industry. Here are […] The post TCEP 097 : A Global Overview of Underground Infrastructure appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 096 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I speak with Jim Rogers, author of Win More Work, and Co-Founder of the Seller-Doer Academy. Jim and I will be giving you a strategy for building your seller-doer skills which consists of three specific learning approaches. Engineering Quotes: Here are some key points discussed in this […] The post TCEP 096: A Specific Recipe for Building Seller-Doer Skills appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 095 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I am bringing you with me to the offices of Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers (MRCE) to sit down with Senior Partner Peter Deming and myself. We will be talking about the importance of your physical office layout and how it impacts productivity and culture.  This is a topic you […] The post TCEP 095: Office Layout and How It Impacts Productivity and Culture appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 094 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, which is 4th episode in our 5-part series on infrastructure, Chris Knutson interviews Kate Harris, President, and CEO of Stanley Consultants about harnessing innovation in engineering leadership. Kate gets into future trends of the industry and how we can prepare for them. She also discusses public- and private […] The post TCEP 094: Harnessing Innovation in Engineering Leadership appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 093 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Professor Lord Robert Mair about important factors around preparing civil engineering for the future. Professor Lord Robert Mair is an Emeritus Professor of Civil Engineering at Cambridge University and the current President of the UK Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE). This is the first […] The post TCEP 093: Preparing Civil Engineering for the Future by Reflecting on the past – Global Sustainability Series Episode 1 appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 92 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I am taking you with me to visit T&M Associates headquarters in Middletown NJ, where we are going to sit down with Ihsan Al-Fayyomi to talk about business development skill building for civil engineers. Here are some of the questions I ask Ihsan: Can you talk about how you […] The post TCEP 092: Business Development Skill Building for Civil Engineers appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 91 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, which is the third episode of our 5-episode infrastructure series, I talk with Michael Burns, PE, PgMP from AECOM. We talk about many things related to infrastructure. One of the main topics we discuss is assessing the risk associated with infrastructure projects in deciding whether or not to move […] The post TCEP 091: Assessing Risk on Infrastructure Projects with Michael Burns from AECOM appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 90 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Joseph Barker, PE, PTOE, a licensed Professional Engineer and Traffic Operations Engineer from Stantec. We discuss the topic of diversity and why firms should embrace diversity for engineers which provides inspiration and typically leads to them being happier and more productive in their careers. Here […] The post TCEP 090: LGBTQ Inclusion in Engineering…When We Embrace Diversity, We All Win appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 89 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Nicholas (Nick) DeNichilo P.E., President and CEO of Mott MacDonald North America. Our conversation focused mostly on why civil engineering CEOs need to focus on people and the effect that doing so can have on you in your career and life. Here are some of […] The post TCEP 089: Why Civil Engineering CEOs Need to Focus on People with Nick DeNichilo appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 88 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Stephen Morse, PE, LEED AP from Grant Engineering about growing a civil engineering company from the ground up. Stephen talks about the process he went through in growing his company from starting out in his apartment to now having a growing office in New York […] The post TCEP 088: Growing a Civil Engineering Company from the Ground up with Stephen Morse appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 87 of  The Civil Engineering Podcast, which is the second episode of our 5 episode Infrastructure Series, I talk with Professor Bilal M. Ayyub, PhD, PE, Dist.M.ASCE from the University of Maryland about how civil engineers can adapt to climate change and its effects on infrastructure. Engineering Quotes: Here are some of the […] The post TCEP 087: How Civil Engineers Can Adapt to Climate Change and Its Effects on Infrastructure appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 086 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with one of our listeners who is facing a difficult civil engineering career decision. He has to decide whether or not to stay in the private consulting sector or to move to a public career path. Here are some of the questions I ask: What […] The post TCEP 086: Talking Through a Huge Civil Engineering Career Decision appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 085 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Sam Schwartz, PE, President, and CEO of Sam Schwartz Consulting, LLC, a firm that specializes in transportation planning and engineering. During the episode, Schwartz discussed his career journey that started with him as a taxi driver, but has evolved into Schwartz today, being known as a […] The post TCEP 085: From Taxi Driver to Globally Recognized Transportation Engineer Featuring Gridlock Sam Schwartz appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 084 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, which is the first episode of a 5 episode Infrastructure Series, I talk with Kristina Swallow, PE., ENV SP, F. ASCE, who is the current President of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), about the importance of sustainable infrastructure. Here are some of the questions I ask Kristina on […] The post TCEP 084: The Importance of Sustainable Infrastructure Featuring Kristina Swallow appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 083 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Mel Lester, Management Consultant from BizEdge, about how civil engineers can create added value for clients. Mel gives some very specific strategies that you can start implementing right away in your career to create added value for your clients. Here are some of the questions […] The post TCEP 083: How Civil Engineers Can Create Added Value for Clients appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 082 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Alexis Clark, E.I.T about her passion for culture and community in civil engineering, and several other interesting topics related to Civil Engineering. Here are some of the questions I ask Alexis: Tell us how you ended up working for Hilti and what it’s like working […] The post TCEP 082: One Civil Engineer’s Passion for Culture and Community appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 081 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Grady Hillhouse, P.E.,  a Civil Engineer in San Antonio, Texas about Engineering on YouTube and how he has grown his YouTube channel to almost a half million followers, and more importantly how he is making more people aware of engineering. Here are some of […] The post TCEP 081: How One Civil Engineer is Teaching Millions of People about Engineering on YouTube appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 080 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Shane Sheldon, a civil engineer and listener from Oregon, about whether or not civil engineering is becoming a commodity. We also talk about the question that several civil engineers might be asking themselves today, which is: “Can civil engineers really be successful?” Shane emailed […] The post TCEP 080: Is Civil Engineering Becoming a Commodity? appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 079 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I will give my opinion on why I don’t believe it’s a bad thing to work for same civil engineering company for a long time, possibly even your entire career.  I constantly hear people say that you have to make a move from one company to the […] The post TCEP 079: No, It’s Not a Bad Thing Working for the same Company your Entire Civil Engineering Career appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 078 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Robert Mora, PE, PLS, ENV SP about the philosophy that he and his partner are operating under in building Batture Engineers + Land Surveyors, a unique civil engineering firm based in New Orleans, Louisiana. Here are some of the questions I ask on building […] The post TCEP 078: A Deep Conversation on the Philosophy behind building a Civil Engineering Firm appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 077 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Christian Knutson, P.E., PMP, who has hosted several episodes of this podcast. Chris provided a framework that he has used to make many career transitions, and also talked about building the confidence needed to make engineering career transitions. Here are some of the questions I ask […] The post TCEP 077: How to Handle Career Transitions Confidently as a Civil Engineering Professional appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 76 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview two guests that work in the Civil Engineering world and have worked on very special engineering  projects that are helping our community and the world as a whole. They are Alan Lloyd, CIH, CSP, Associate Vice President and Corporate Health and Safety Officer from Pennoni, and Menzer Pehlivan, […] The post TCEP 076: Two Professionals in the Civil Engineering Industry who are Impacting the World Beyond their Engineering Projects appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

5 Steps to Selecting 80/20 Goals to Boost your Civil Engineering Career In episode 075 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I am going to give you 5 steps for selecting 80/20 goals to boost your civil engineering career. I will also discuss how you can use Pareto Principle, which is also known as the 80/20 […] The post TCEP 075: 5 Steps to Selecting 80/20 Goals to Boost your Civil Engineering Career appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

How to Communicate Effectively on Civil Engineering Projects In episode 074 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Steve Soldati, PE about how to communicate effectively on civil engineering projects. Here are some of the questions I ask Steve about communicating effectively on civil engineering projects : Why is communication important for engineering professionals? What are […] The post TCEP 074: How to Communicate Effectively on Civil Engineering Projects appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

Civil Engineering Career Navigation Advice from a Young Engineering Manager In episode 073 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Shaun McGrath, P.E., CCM, a successful young division leader at a successful civil engineering company about career navigation through the early portions of your engineering career. Here are some of the questions I ask […] The post TCEP 073: Civil Engineering Career Navigation Advice from a Young Engineering Manager appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

Raise the Bar: Closing the Education Gap for the Future Civil Engineer In episode 72 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Kelly Dooley ASCE’s Director of the Raise the Bar initiative and Brad Aldrich from Aldrich + Elliott on ASCE’s Raise the Bar initiative which is focused on closing the education gap for future civil engineers. […] The post TCEP 072: Raise the Bar: Closing the Education Gap for the Future Civil Engineer appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

Career Advice from AE Leaders from Across the Country In episode 071 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I am going to give you advice from some of the most successful AE Leaders in the country. I talk to Brett T. Hart, PE, SE, PEng, Will Schnier, P.E., Mike Nelson, Ernesto Guevara Ortiz M.ASCE and Randy Wilburn about different leadership aspects […] The post TCEP 071: Career Advice from AE Leaders from Across the Country appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 065 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with David Gockel, PE, PP, LEED AP, CEO of Langan Engineering & Environmental Services, about how a day in the life of a geotechnical engineering CEO looks, especially one that is in charge of a very fast-growing firm. Here are some of the questions I ask […] The post TCEP 070: A Day in the Life of a Geotechnical Engineering CEO appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

The Involvement of Civil Engineers in Legislation In episode 069 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Daniel Loscalzo, PE, LEED AP, a young civil engineer about the involvement of civil engineers in legislation.  Civil engineers in legislation is something we hear about much more often these days, which is a very good thing. Here are […] The post TCEP 069: The Involvement of Civil Engineers in Legislation appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 068 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Rick De La Guardia about how hurricanes may affect the future of the civil engineering industry. Here are some of the questions I ask Rick: Explain the work you do and how you became familiar with hurricanes? What is a hurricane, and from an […] The post TCEP 068: How Hurricanes may Affect the Future of Civil Engineering appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 067 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I visit the Mount Rushmore National Memorial and will be telling you about the construction of this amazing monument, which is a massive sculpture carved into the side of a mountain in the Black Hills region of South Dakota. I will be talking to Maureen McGee-Ballinger from […] The post TCEP 067: The Construction of the Mount Rushmore National Memorial appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 066 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Scott Jennings, P.E. principal of SJ Construction Consulting, LLC about the importance of cost estimating for civil engineers. Here are some of the questions I ask Scott: Can you walk us through the process of putting together an construction cost estimate? What is involved? Do […] The post TCEP 066: The Importance of Construction Cost Estimating for Civil Engineers appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 065 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Charles(Chuck) Marohn, a Professional Engineer (PE) licensed in the State of Minnesota and a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) about how our cities and towns are going broke and how civil engineers will play a role in developing strong towns in […] The post TCEP 065: How our Cities and Towns are going broke and How Civil Engineers can Help Long-Term appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 64 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Shoots Veis, P.E., author of the book called: Public Speaking for Engineers which was recently published by ASCE press. We will be talking about why public speaking for engineers is an important part of your professional development as an engineer. Here are some of the […] The post TCEP 064: Public Speaking for Engineers appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 63 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Ralph Tulis, a licensed professional engineer about the challenging aspects of construction engineering. Here are some of the questions I ask Ralph on Construction Engineering: What can engineers do to get a better handle on the construction side of things? What does delegated design responsibility […] The post TCEP 063: Challenging Aspects of Construction Engineering with Ralph Tulis appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 062 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Anthony Venafro about growing a civil engineering company from day one to 15 people. Engineering Quotes Here are some of the questions I ask Anthony: Tell us about your background as an engineer? What do you think gave Blake the confidence in bringing you […] The post TCEP 062: Growing a Civil Engineering Company from Day 1 to 15 Employees appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 061 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Shalene Thomas who is the is the Emerging Contaminants Program Manager for Amec Foster Wheeler about understanding emerging contaminants and Regulatory Matters for Civil Engineers. Here are some of the questions I ask Shalene: What is PFAS? Why are these substances a concern now or have […] The post TCEP 061: Understanding Emerging Contaminants and Regulatory Matters for Civil Engineers appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 060 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Martin Andrews, Military Sales Manager for Mabey Bridge Limited about the development of the Mabey Logistic Support Bridge from its origins in the Bailey Bridge. Here are some of the questions I ask Martin on the Bailey Bridge: Can you tell us a little bit about what […] The post TCEP 060: The Bailey Bridge – A Civil Engineering Structural Icon appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 59 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview Brendan Alan Barrett, a top sales producer in our industry, about using direct purchase opportunities to position yourself for more competitive bidding and project partnerships. Here are some of the questions I ask Brendan: What is direct purchasing? Who uses direct purchasing? What are the benefits of […] The post TCEP 059: Using Direct Purchase Opportunities to Position Yourself for More Competitive Bidding in the AE Industry appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 58 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Jonathon Monken, Senior Director, System Resiliency and Strategic Coordination in the ITS Division of PJM Interconnection about the resilience of electricity infrastructure systems, Black Sky events, and what civil engineers can do to help reduce risk to the electricity infrastructure systems. Here are some of the questions I ask […] The post TCEP 058: Ensuring the Resilience of Electricity Infrastructure Systems appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 057 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Mark Zweig, Founder, and Chairman of the Zweig Group and Chad Clinehens, PE, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Zweig Group about what it takes for building a successful AE Firm. If you want to grow as a Civil Engineer, or you want your company to grow, this episode will help you tremendously […] The post TCEP 057: A Discussion with the Zweig Group on the Recipe for Building a Successful AE Firm appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 056 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview Sabrina Rivera, PE a civil engineer working in water resources in the Los Angeles area. We talk about how to drive global change as a civil engineer. Here are some of the questions I ask Sabrina: What made you interested in water resources? How do you […] The post TCEP 056: How to Drive Global Change as a Civil Engineer appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 055 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Kevin O’Beirne, P.E. about working with changes, claims, and disputes on construction projects. O’Beirne gives some excellent tips in the this episode which will help engineers to acquire a greater success rate with regards to construction projects. Engineering Quotes Here are some of the questions asked […] The post TCEP 055: Working with Changes, Claims, and Disputes on Construction Projects appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 054 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, Chris Knutson interviews Ken Adams, an expert in the world of contract drafting on how to master the language to create clearer engineering contracts. Here are some of the questions Chris asked Ken: What do you consider is the essence of a contract? How do you suggest that […] The post TCEP 054: How to Master the Language for Clearer Engineering Contracts appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

How to Do Business Development Online for Civil Engineering Companies… In episode 053 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I talk with Jason Mlicki, a Marketing Consultant at Rattleback, about how civil engineering companies can do business development online and potentially get more clients through Google than using traditional business development strategies. Here are some of […] The post TCEP 053: How to Do Business Development Online for Civil Engineering Companies appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 52 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, Christian Knutson interviews Dr. Orson Smith, P.E. on how arctic engineers are facing the challenges of a changing climate. In this conversation, you’re going to learn about what arctic engineering is, and you’ll get a glimpse at some of the challenges engineers face in designing horizontal and vertical structures in cold regions.  They […] The post TCEP 052: How Arctic Engineers are Facing the Challenges of a Changing Climate appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 51 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview June R. Jewell, CPA, a business management consultant to the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry on finding the lost dollars in your Civil Engineering Firm. Some of the points June discusses will immediately help you to enhance your business development skills and increase profits. Here […] The post TCEP 051: Finding the Lost Dollars in Your Civil Engineering Firm with June Jewell appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 50 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, we have prepared a special compilation episode to reinforce some of the career tips given in the first 50 episodes of The Civil Engineering Podcast (wow — can’t believe we’re at 50). Engineering Quotes Here are the key points discussed in the compilation episode: Communication is key in […] The post TCEP 050: The Civil Engineering Compilation Episode appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 049 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview Alfredo Cely, P.E., MSEM, M.ASCE on using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for both asset and engineering Management.  Mr. Cely is the instructor of the ASCE guided online course: The Foundation for using GIS for Infrastructure Asset Management. Here are some of the questions/topics I discuss […] The post TCEP 049: Using GIS for both Asset and Engineering Management appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 048 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, part one of our Seller-Doer series, I interview Jim Rogers of The Seller-Doer Academy for Civil Engineers on how to generate leads using the RLOCK approach (Recognition, Leads, Opportunities, Close, Keep).  In this episode, we focus on the L in R-LOCK, representing Leads and explain how to […] The post TCEP 048: Seller-Doer Series – How to Generate Leads as a Civil Engineer appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 047 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview one of our listeners, a young civil engineer named Joshua about a problem he is facing in regards to transitioning into the civil engineering industry and we also talk about how to remain billable as a young civil engineer. Here are some of the questions […] The post TCEP 047: Keeping Young Civil Engineers Billable appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 046 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I am going to discuss an excerpt from John Lowe’s book entitled A Guide to Managing Engineering and Architectural Design Services Contracts. The excerpt, which was discussed with the author’s permission, focuses on helpful strategies for effectively planning, executing and following up on engineering project meetings. Engineering Quotes: Here […] The post TCEP 046: How to Run and Document Effective Project Meetings for Civil Engineers appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

Ground Penetrating Radar in Civil Engineering In episode 045 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview Daniel P. Bigman, PhD on Ground Penetrating Radar in civil engineering also known as GPR. Daniel also answers some questions from our listeners on technical items and other issues they are facing with Ground Penetrating Radar in Civil Engineering. Here […] The post TCEP 45: Ground Penetrating Radar in Civil Engineering appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

Click to listen about drones in civil engineering… In episode 044 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview Brett Hoffstadt, PMP about drones in civil engineering, how and why they are being used. We talk about the challenges, risks and concerns that go along with using drones in civil engineering. Here are some of the questions […] The post TCEP 044: Drones in Civil Engineering – How and Why they can Help appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 043 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview Bob Willard, a leading expert on quantifying and selling the business value of corporate sustainability strategies. Here are some of the questions I ask Bob: How would you describe sustainability in your own words? Why is sustainability an advantage for corporations? Why don’t more companies try […] The post TCEP 043: The Business Case for Sustainability-Related Initiatives appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 42 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I will talk about the power and responsibility that comes with having your P.E. license (professional engineering license). Quotes to think about: Here are 5 key points on why obtaining your PE license is important Credibility In the architecture, engineering and construction industry, your level of expertise and […] The post TCEP 042: Warning to Civil Engineers – With a P.E. License Comes Great Responsibility appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

Click below to listen to this episode on how to effectively start a new civil engineering job… In episode 041 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview Daniel Hayes, PE about how to start out a new civil engineering job on the right foot. Here are some of the points Daniel reviewed in relation to starting […] The post TCEP 041: Strategies for Starting A New Civil Engineering Job on the Right Foot appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 040 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview John Lowe author of A Guide to Managing Engineering and Architectural Design Services Contracts – What Every Project Manager Needs to Know.  During the episode, Johns outlines the top 10 items that civil engineering professionals should be aware of with respect to Engineering and Architectural Design Services […] The post TCEP 040: 10 Tips Every Civil Engineer should Know about Managing Engineering and Architectural Design Services Contracts appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 039 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, we are going to talk about the path to partnership for civil engineers. We will play a recording of a panel from our Engineering Career Summit in New Orleans earlier this year, where you will hear 3 seasoned civil engineers discussing the path to partnership and the positives and […] The post TCEP 039: The Path to Partnership from Experienced Civil Engineers appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 038 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview A.J. Whitaker, PE, PLS who is building a civil engineering firm in a very unconventional way with remote staff. Here are some of the questions I ask A.J. : Expand on the operation side of your business and what made you go into the direction […] The post TCEP 038: Building a Civil Engineering Firm in a Non-Traditional Way appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 037 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I am share 10 specific strategies for providing stellar service to your civil engineering clients. Ths strategies in this episode are brought to you directly from civil engineers who commented on a discussion on this topic that I posted on LinkedIn. Quotes to think about: Here are 10 […] The post TCEP 037: 10 Tips for Providing Stellar Service to your clients for Civil Engineers appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 036 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview Rick DeLaGuardia about entrepreneurship in civil engineering. We will focus on his newest book called Engineer to Entrepreneur: Success Strategies to Manage Your Career and Start Your Own Firm. Here are some of the questions I ask Rick: What made you decide to write the […] The post TCEP 036: Engineer to Entrepreneur: Success Strategies to Manage Your Career and Start Your Own Civil Engineering Firm appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 35 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview Sam Lytle of Civil FX about the benefits of looking at civil engineering projects in 3D and how doing so can benefit you as a civil engineer. In the interview we talked a lot about how a quality 3D rendering of a civil project can […] The post TCEP 035: The Benefits of Looking at an Infrastructure Project in 3D appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 034 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview my co host, Christian Knutson on protecting the environment through security and we also talk about how civil engineers can make a difference to it. Here are some of the questions I ask Chris: What is environmental security? What is included within this framework? Can […] The post TCEP 034: Protecting the Environment Through Security: What Civil Engineers Should Know appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

The Civil Engineering Podcast visits Arizona for the SAME JETC conference….. Episode 33 of The Civil Engineering Podcast was recorded in Phoenix, Arizona, where I interviewed successful individuals at the Society of American Military Engineers (aka SAME) Joint Engineer Training Conference & Expo (JETC). Here are some of the key points I discussed with ask […] The post TCEP 033: Civil Engineering Interviews from the Society of American Military Engineers 2016 JETC appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 32 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview Alexi Lambert, who has leadership and management experience as a U.S. Naval Officer, about Marketing for Civil Engineering Firms. She was enlisted in the Navy as an E5 (2010) as a university student and commissioned as an Ensign in the U.S. Navy (2013) and promoted to Lieutenant Junior […] The post TCEP 032: Marketing for Civil Engineering Firms appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 031 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview Richard Poulin, a resume writer and marketing professional with 12 years experience, as well as extensive skills in using LinkedIn for professional networking. Quotes to think about: Here are some tips on How to Build a Complete LinkedIn® Profile: Make sure your profile is 100 […] The post TCEP 31: How to Use LinkedIn Effectively as a Civil Engineer appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 030 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview Dan McNichol, a number one best-selling author and an award-winning journalist who recently created and completed a year long national media tour in a 1949 Hudson that advocated for the rebuilding of the nation’s vital civic systems with the tag: “America’s infrastructure is as old, rusty and […] The post TCEP 30: Dan McNichol ‘s Journey Across the Nation Spotlights America’s Old Infrastructure appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

Click play above to learn about BIM. BIM stands for Building Information Modeling.  In episode 029 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, my co-host Christian Knutson, PE interviews Ronan Collins who is an experienced Building Information Modeling Project Manager specializing in the production of detailed and accurate BIM models for the purpose of design and construction […] The post TCEP 29: What is BIM and how to Maximize Its Potential as a Civil Engineer appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 028 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, Christion Knutson, PE interviews Denise Nelson,PE – Vice President for Public Education at the Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure and she discusses what the Envision Sustainability Professional certification is and how it compares and supplements the LEED certification. Here are some of the questions Knutson asks Nelson: What is the […] The post TCEP 28: Becoming a Sustainability Professional to Further Your Civil Engineering Career appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 027 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview Jim Rogers, author of Win More Work: How to Write Winning AEC Proposals. We define what a seller-doer is and also talk about the five stages on how to become a seller-doer as a civil engineer.   Here are the key points from this episode: We define […] The post TCEP 027: The 5 Stages to Becoming a Seller-Doer as a Civil Engineer appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 026 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, Chris Knutson, PE interviews a successful attorney and mediator, Ken Strongman on the basics of mediation and dives in on a couple of items associated with preparation for mediation and what to expect during the mediation process as an engineer. Here are some of the questions asked […] The post TCEP 026: How to Resolve Conflict In Civil Engineering Projects Through Mediation appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 025 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview the resume expert Richard Poulin, who has studied over hundreds of civil engineering resumes, and wrote the book Civil Engineer Resume Hacking. This episode is packed with insider tips on how you can make your civil engineering resume stand out and be successful in your […] The post TCEP 025: Civil Engineering Resume Hacking with Resume Expert Richard Poulin appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 024 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview Kristi Mirambell who shares her story on starting a civil engineering company during a rough time in her life. I also interview, at the same time, Ryan Hanemann, the co-founder of Audubon Companies on how his company supported Kristi in her decision to start a […] The post TCEP 024: Starting a Civil Engineering Company with the Support of Your Previous Employer: A True Story appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 023 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, civil engineer and author Stu Walesh walks us through 5 points that every civil engineer should consider in setting clear, powerful goals and also provides us with some indications to help us see that we need goals or need to rejuvenate our current goals. Learn valuable goal […] The post TCEP 023: Goal Setting for Civil Engineers – A Whole Brained Approach with Author Stu Walesh appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 022 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, Todd Hay, who has 23 years as a civil engineer working on multidisciplinary firms, talks about cross marketing, communicating effectively, working on proposals for multidisciplinary projects, and more. Here Are Some Key Points Discussed in This Episode About Working Effectively on Multidisciplinary Projects as a Civil Engineer: […] The post TCEP 022: Working Effectively on Multidisciplinary Projects as a Civil Engineer with Todd Hay of Pennoni Associates appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 021 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, Jon Weinstein, President of Line-of-Sight Consulting, talks about leading change management, what it is and why it is important to understand it in the context of an engineer involved in projects as well as management and leadership of people. Here are some key points discussed in this […] The post TCEP 021: Leading Change in Your Civil Engineering Career appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 020 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, Amanda Payne, a business development and marketing expert in the engineering/architectural design services industry, shares some insights on seller-doers’ leadership expectations, tips on how to further develop your seller skills, and the importance of professional organizations to leadership development, networking, and ultimately business development. Here are some […] The post TCEP 020: Business Development for Smart Civil Engineers appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 019 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, Mickey Addison, a career military officer, author, civil engineer and senior leader, teaches us what it takes to lead in a senior level position, how to handle organizational changes, and the role of mentoring and coaching in civil engineering leaders. Here Are Some Key Points Discussed About […] The post TCEP 019: Riding The Wave of Change As a Civil Engineer Leader appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 018 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, Chris Knutson interviews Carl Pritchard, who is considered the “fun guy” of risk management and an author of two books on the subject. Pritchard also lectures around the world on the topic. He teaches project and risk management, consults on risk management practice and works to ensure that […] The post TCEP 018: Risk Management And Your Civil Engineering Career appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

The Civil Engineering Podcast – Subscribe in iTunes In this special episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview some of the most successful civil engineers in the world during the American Society for Civil Engineers (ASCE) 2015 Annual Conference in New York City. Below is the list of interviews with timestamps and bullet points, […] The post TCEP 017: Interviews with Some of the Most Successful Civil Engineers in the World from the ASCE 2015 Annual Conference appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 16 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview Mauricio Lara, PMP, MBA, PE, a Lead Engineer with over 15 years of experience as a leader and key contributor, including an extensive private and public sector background. He has been a key player in capital improvement plans and programs, large infrastructure projects, and program […] The post TCEP 016: An Interview with Lead Engineer Mauricio Lara on How to Build a Successful Civil Engineering Career – The Civil Engineering Podcast appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 015 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, Chris Knutson interviews Dr. A.J. Briding, an emergency management and homeland security expert with over 40 years of experience who talks about the issues of infrastructure resilience and critical infrastructure protection.  He currently does consulting work in the homeland security arena, but started off as a distinguished graduate […] The post TCEP 015: The Importance of Resiliency and Critical Infrastructure Protection as a Civil Engineer – The Civil Engineering Podcast appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 014 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, Chris Knutson interviews Jim Rogers who is the author of the American Council of Engineering Companies first ever book on the subject of proposal writing, “Win More Work: How to Writing Winning AEC Proposals.” See books section at bottom of this post for discount code for 25% […] The post TCEP 014: Write Winning AEC Proposals with Jim Rogers – The Civil Engineering Podcast appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 013 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview Will Schnier, a licensed PE and the Chief Executive Officer of BIG RED DOG Engineering | Consulting who will share his expertise on business development and also talk about one of Big Red Dog’s projects in lieu of our Civil Engineering Project of the Week segment. Here […] The post TCEP 013: Advice on Business Development and Building a Business and Career from a Civil Engineering CEO – The Civil Engineering Podcast appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 012 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, Chris Knutson interviews Scott Wolter, professional forensics geology, author and the host of History’s H2 network’s hit show America Unearthed. He has been the principal petrographer in more than 7,000 material forensic investigations throughout the world, including the evaluation of fire-damaged concrete from the Pentagon following the […] The post TCEP 012: Forensics Geology, TV Personality and Traveling the World with Scott Wolter – The Civil Engineering Podcast appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 011 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, Chris Knutson interviews Kathy Schneider, PE, a Civil Engineer who is also the National Park Service’s park centered project manager for the $200 million CityArchRiver 2015 redevelopment project at the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial (Gateway Arch), aka the St. Louis Arch, in St. Louis, Missouri. How Kathy […] The post TCEP 011: Dealing With Multiple Stakeholders and Tight Timelines at the St. Louis Arch Straight From the Engineering Project Manager – The Civil Engineering Podcast appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 10 of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I take you inside my recent trip to Iceland, where I recorded this week’s project segment after my visit to the Blue Lagoon which is a spa driven by geothermal energy, and is also one of the natural wonders of the world.  Then I interview Shana Carroll, […] The post TCEP 010: The Life of a Civil Engineer in Sales – The Civil Engineering Podcast appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 009 of the Civil Engineering Podcast, we take a closer look at Stan Musial Veterans Memorial Bridge in St. Louis, Missouri and provide project management advice from Jeff Church, PE and Gwen Lageman, PE, the engineers who worked on the project. Christian will break down the project and I will summarizes 6 challenges the project engineers encountered […] The post TCEP 009: Six Challenges in Managing Multi-Organizational Civil Engineering Projects and How to Overcome Them – The Civil Engineering Podcast appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 008 of the Civil Engineering Podcast, my partner Chris gives you a closer look at one of the world’s most recognizable structures, the Eiffel Tower in person. He shares some interesting facts about the grandiose monument. in the project segment of the show. He also talks about Alexandre-Gustave Eiffel, the engineer behind the […] The post TCEP 008: A Visit to the Eiffel Tower and the Engineer Behind It – The Civil Engineering Podcast appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In episode 007 of the Civil Engineering Podcast, I will share some civil engineering career advice from a highly respected civil engineer who has five decades of experience tucked under his belt, Tom Otto, PE. Tom shares his insights on how as a civil engineer, you have a lot of opportunities to explore — regardless of […] The post TCEP 007: Civil Engineering Career Advice from a CE with Over 50 Years of Experience – The Civil Engineering Podcast appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of the Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview Rob D’Onofrio, PE and we talk about achieving career goals by going after what you want, and proving that even with less years of experience, one can definitely step up his or her game and become an expert at his or her chosen field. He will […] The post TCEP 006: How a Young Civil Engineer Established His Expertise and Became a Principal at a Young Age – The Civil Engineering Podcast appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I speak with a young environmental engineer and we discuss and address some of the big decisions she is looking to make in her career, PhD or Not to PhD. Also in this episode, for our Civil Engineering Project of the Week segment, we take a closer […] The post TCEP 005: The Civil Engineering Podcast – To PhD or Not to PhD as a Young Civil Engineer appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, Chris and I talk about effective business development skills — what it means, why it’s important, and how to do it. We also talk about the other skills you need to develop as a professional civil engineer, like how to build relationships with clients, within your industry […] The post TCEP 004: The Civil Engineering Podcast – How to Improve Your Business Development Skills as a Civil Engineer appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of The Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview Paul Eng-Wong, Professional Engineer and Principal in the Newark office of Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc. (VHB). We talk about professional ethics, mentoring, and the importance of being able to communicate effectively. Eng-Wong also gives 10 insightful strategies to help you advance your career as a […] The post TCEP 003: The Civil Engineering Podcast – Ethics, Mentoring, and 10 Keys to Civil Engineering Career Success with Paul Eng-Wong appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

In this episode of the Civil Engineering Podcast, I interview Amanda Huffman, a former Air Force civil engineer who was deployed to Afghanistan on a Provincial Reconstruction Team (PRT), on how this experience helped her grow professionally. Also in this episode, for our Civil Engineering Project of the Week segment, we take a closer look […] The post TCEP 002: The Civil Engineering Podcast – How My Tour in Afghanistan Transformed Me Into A Civil Engineering Leader appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

Have you been waiting for a podcast where the marvels of civil engineering and the people who immerse themselves in this wonderful world are front-and-center? The wait is over! Christian Knutson, PE and myself are civil engineers who now work to help engineers succeed and with joy we present to you – The Civil Engineering […] The post TCEP 001: The Civil Engineering Podcast – How the Civil Engineering Podcast Can Help You in Your Career appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.