Traylor Construction Group

Work with one of us - or work with all of us. Traylor Construction Group is a team comprised of Traylor Bros., Inc., Ballard Marine Construction, and the Traylor Industrial Group of companies, providing turnkey services in the heavy civil, mechanical, industrial, marine, underground, and fabrication markets. Learn more about each entity and the unique set of services we provide below. Traylor Bros., Inc. Ballard Marine Construction Sterling Industrial Traylor Industrial Triad Fabricators Onyett Fabricators Traylor Building

Since its inception in 1946, Traylor Bros., Inc. has developed into a highly adaptable heavy civil construction organization with a proven capability to tackle the most difficult bridge, underground, and marine projects. Learn more about our founding company below. #TraylorDriven

We wrap up Women In Construction week with this key message from all of us at Traylor Construction Group. ? "At Traylor Construction Group, we know that great teams build great things. An inclusive culture—one that welcomes talent from all backgrounds and fosters opportunities for all—strengthens not only our company, but the entire industry. We are committed to ensuring that every individual who joins our team has the opportunity to thrive, contribute, and succeed." ? #wicweek #wicweek25 #womeninconstructionweek2025

To be innovative is to thrive—and the quickest way to thrive is to?draw from?a broad talent pool.? ? "An inclusive workforce allows for a wider range of perspectives, experiences, and ideas, leading to greater innovation, better problem-solving, and increased creativity. It also broadens our talent pool, helping to address the labor shortage we face as an industry. Our clients, customers, and partners benefit from working with companies that reflect the diversity of the world we live in." – Mike?Traylor, Co-CEO, Traylor?Construction Group ? #wicweek #wicweek25 #womeninconstructionweek2025

Diverse teams are?key to project success,?driving?collaboration and?creating?better project outcomes. #womeninconstructionweek ? "We consistently deliver better solutions for our clients and our business when we have highly collaborative teams working together. The strongest teams are built on a diversity of thought, experience, and skills. When we tap into a wide range of perspectives, we strengthen our ability to solve complex challenges, drive innovation, and add lasting value to our company." – Denny?Quinn, CEO, Traylor Industrial Group ? #wicweek #wicweek25 #womeninconstructionweek2025

We continue Women in Construction week with thoughts from Chris Traylor, Co-CEO of Traylor Construction Group. ? "The construction industry is in a war for talent, and we intend to win that war by offering the very best culture in the industry—one that is?Traylor Driven. That means fostering an environment that attracts, supports, and retains the most skilled professionals, including women in every role, from the trades to leadership. Building an inclusive and welcoming workplace isn’t just the right thing to do—it’s smart business. Success in this area will be a key part of our future growth."? ? #wicweek #wicweek25 #womeninconstructionweek2025

This week we Celebrate Women in Construction (WIC)?Week, where we emphasize inclusion across all Traylor Construction Group?companies.?Each day a member of our?Executive Leadership?Team?reflects on what?WIC Week?means to them and how it makes us all stronger. ? "We recognize the immense value that a gender-diverse workforce brings to our industry. Our leadership and management teams have benefited greatly from diverse perspectives, and we remain committed to fostering an environment where talent thrives—regardless of gender. ? ?We look forward to continuing to promote construction as a rewarding and viable path for women in leadership, ensuring that our industry benefits from the full spectrum of expertise and innovation.” – Jesse?Hutton,?President and?CEO,?Ballard Marine?Construction ? #wicweek #wicweek25 #womeninconstructionweek2025

Closing out #EngineersWeek, our final innovation is the Pier Column Fall Protection Frame. ?? During a pier cap thru-tube installation, safe access inside the pier columns was a challenge, as there was no existing tie-off point for fall protection. The team needed a solution that ensured worker safety while allowing efficient access. Using onsite materials, the team designed and fabricated a fall protection frame with a dedicated tie-off point and a built-in winch system for emergency rescues. Workers could safely transfer from a manlift, descend into the column, and complete their work following confined space entry procedures. This innovative approach enhanced safety, minimized delays, and reduced costs—all while using resources already available on site. #TraylorDriven #InnovationDriven #PrideinWhatWeDo #EWEEK2025 Traylor Bros., Inc. Innovators: Tyler Becker Zachary Andrews, P.E.

Our fourth innovation for #EngineersWeek is the recently patented B.U.R.T. – Ballard's Underwater Ring Transporter. ?? Maintaining underground pipelines is a challenge, as repairs traditionally require system shutdowns, costly excavation, and major disruptions. B.U.R.T. eliminates these issues by transporting and installing pipe liners inside active pipelines, using hydraulic-powered arms and precision control. This keeps water systems operational while extending the life of critical infrastructure. The system allows for real-time adjustments, ensuring proper placement and alignment of pipe segments.? By keeping repairs efficient and minimizing water loss, B.U.R.T. is a sustainable solution for maintaining aging infrastructure. #TraylorDriven #InnovationDriven #PrideinWhatWeDo #EWEEK2025 Ballard Marine Construction Innovated and Patented By: Matt Short, Matthew Greger, Arild Ollestad, Shawn Drobny, P.E., Jeff Spoerl, Tony Raphael, P.E., Jimmy Johnson, Mario Rivas, Chris Bauer, Jesse Hutton, Lewis Rounds, P.E., John Schue, Jr., DBIA, Shea Altadonna, Caleb Stanley, Jayme Newbigging, George Williamson

Our third innovation for #EngineersWeek is the Wireless Human Detection Camera System. ?? In low-visibility environments, such as underground tunnels, equipment operators have limited to no line-of-sight, increasing the risk of collisions with workers nearby. Wired camera systems weren’t effective in harsh conditions and required frequent disconnections when swapping equipment. This innovation utilizes off-the-shelf components to create a fully wireless, battery-powered detection system that enhances safety.?A compact unit with AI capabilities processes video feeds in real-time to detect human movement, and a waterproof camera streams video wirelessly to a screen inside the operator’s cab. Operators can also remotely access the feed for troubleshooting or real-time monitoring when near Wi-Fi points.? This system reduces blind spots and improves worksite safety, ensuring that human detection is always prioritized. #TraylorDriven #InnovationDriven #PrideinWhatWeDo #EWEEK2025 Traylor Bros., Inc. Innovator: Joseph Pecaitis