Welcome to the third episode in our video series, where I'll be talking with Project Engineer David Wichman, PE about how the...

Welcome to the second episode in our video series, where I'll be talking with Senior Engineer Megan McDonald, PE, LEED AP about...

Welcome to this Clark Dietz video series, where I'll be talking with staff about how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting their...

Cultural Resource Management (CRM or Section 106) is often a requirement for engineering projects, especially transportation...

Wastewater treatment facilities across the country generate sludge as part of the treatment process. To dispose of the sludge,...

You’ve researched engineering firms, spent time on the application process, and now you’ve finally landed an internship....

Before the release of MicroStation OpenRoads technology, roadways were designed in three two-dimensional (2D) views. The first...

Arc flash analysis is more than just a label. We interviewed Paul Zouski, PE to learn more about arc flash and how to protect...

The practice of reducing the number of lanes along a street as a tool to increase safety began gaining popularity in the 1990’s, ...

This past spring (2019) the U.S. EPA approved the Wisconsin River Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) to help with water quality...

I love helping people. It’s in my nature. And if I can’t help, I try to find someone who can. I moved to Perry County eight years...

An interview with Tonia Westphal, PE, LEED AP

The following questions and answers are from an interview with our Northern...

Earlier this month “The MCORE Story” was presented at the 2019 APWA Illinois Chapter Conference by Clark Dietz, Hanson, City of...

Kenosha resides right in the heart of the Milwaukee-Chicago corridor. Access to these bustling cities is great, but Kenosha has a...

Departing for Guatemala is always the same, everyone is anxious to arrive in the village and get their hands dirty bending rebar,...