As we head into our 250th year as a country, we thought it was worth taking a look at how engineering helped to shape the America we know today. From the first steamboat to the first iPhone, engineers have had a large hand in transforming American society.
The opportunity to design a brand new interchange is rare, and even more unique was that it involved multiple agencies, requiring close coordination and collaboration to ensure a successful project for all stakeholders.
First jobs can be overwhelming for young engineers as they take the theory they learned in the classroom and work to translate that into real-world projects. At MKEC, we make it a goal to nurture our young engineers with a culture that supports them and encourages them to try new things.
The MKEC Momentum serves to recognize our outstanding team members, highlight numerous successful projects, and celebrate the ways we were able to give back in the last year.
We use drones to supplement our surveying personnel and staffing. It’s another tool in the toolbox as we can collect a large amount of data in a short amount of time.
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MKEC was also able to efficiently design the one million gallon water storage tank and pump facility through cross-discipline coordination.