Tag: Engineering
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Exodigo Launches Engineering Services Division to Enhance AI-Driven Project Delivery
Exodigo has launched a new Engineering Services Division designed to combine artificial intelligence with engineering expertise to help infrastructure owners, contractors and engineering firms deliver projects more efficiently and with less risk. The division is co-led by Rod Lacy, vice president of U.S. operations, and Edi Cooks, vice president of product – civil engineering. It…
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Thames Water opens new apprenticeship training hub
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Thames Water has partnered with Basingstoke College of Technology (BCoT) to open a new apprenticeship training facility. The Thames Water Engineering Room will support practical skills essential for engineering careers in the water sector. The newly launched facility will provide hands-on training for the 100 Thames Water apprentices currently studying at the college. Tess Fayers, waste…
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Bax Engineering Builds on Family Legacy with New Leadership
Bax Engineering Company today announced a planned leadership transition as Dan Bax, son of company founder Harold Bax, will assume both majority ownership and the role of President effective January 1, 2026. Dan will work closely with Jeff Simmons to guide the company’s future growth and client service. Simmons will also take on an ownership…
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NGA Developing Glass Engineering Curriculum
“Current graduates take courses in architectural design and construction with steel, concrete and wood, but not with glass,” says Urmilla Sowell, vice president of advocacy and technical services for the NGA. “The purpose of this new curriculum is to bridge the gap between academia and industry professionals. By bringing glass engineering knowledge directly to higher…
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Mott MacDonald continues career returners programme
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Mott MacDonald and STEM Returners have started the second phase of their 2025 programme to help engineers return to work after a career break. The STEM Returners programme gives those on the scheme paid work experience and mentoring, as well as support as they adjust to life back in work. At the end of the…
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Standing Seam Metal Roofing Combines Style and Engineering
The 138T and 238T standing seam systems combine sleek architectural design with unmatched durability—offering symmetrical panels that solve maintenance headaches while delivering the clean lines modern buildings demand. When Form Finally Follows Function (And Both Look Amazing) The roofing industry has reached an inflection point where architects no longer have to choose between stunning aesthetics and bulletproof…
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55 Willoughby: Engineering Marvel in Brooklyn Relies on PT Transfer Beams
Where a cantilevered concrete system may be a fairly common feature in today’s concrete buildings, a cantilevered concrete system that the majority of the building rests above draws some attention. The 55 Willoughby tower stands at 468 ft. tall in downtown Brooklyn (46 stories). The engineering team at DeSimone Consulting Engineering had to tap into…
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Newforma Appoints New SVP of Engineering While Advancing AI Strategy
Newforma has appointed Benjamin Bazso as senior vice president of engineering as the company advances its artificial intelligence strategy for the architecture, engineering, construction and owner (AECO) industry. A veteran of Samsung Ads and Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Bazso will oversee development of tools designed to improve project and information management. The company said it will…
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Cobalt Iron Names Joshua Pressnell VP of Engineering
Cobalt Iron, a leading provider of SaaS-based enterprise data protection, today announced the appointment of Joshua Pressnell as vice president of engineering. Based in Ohio, Pressnell will draw on his diverse background in defense systems, mobile applications, and enterprise software to further strengthen Cobalt Iron’s engineering organization and drive innovation across its Compass® enterprise data…
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Government urged to refine foundation apprenticeships strategy
EngineeringUK is urging the government to implement a series of recommendations to help refine foundation apprenticeships. In a new report, Pathways to success: shaping foundation apprenticeships in engineering and technology, EngineeringUK sets out seven criteria for the government to consider: Objectives are clear and complement other policies. Sectors with demand for level 2 foundation apprentices are identified.…