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Thank you to Walls & Ceilings Magazine for featuring our customer Performance Contracting, Inc. (PCI) and their journey with multi-trade layout in this month's issue! On a recent laboratory project, Lease Crutcher Lewis asked PCI to manage the layout for all of the major trades including mechanical, electrical, HVAC, framing, fire protection, and plumbing in order to streamline the coordination process and provide an automated, multi-trade layout that is 100 percent accurate to the digital model. PCI Construction Manager Chris McClease said, "When we’re using Dusty, we’re not having quality assurance problems. We also know we’re not having issues with guys fatigued from being up and down all day on the floor. We don’t have issues with trades being in each other’s way. We know using Dusty Robotics is the right way to do construction." Read the full article: https://bit.ly/4bljojg

Teamwork and collaboration are the very foundation that Peak Engineering, Inc. was built on. We take pride in our willingness to find solutions that work for the entire design/construction team. It's something we try to teach our employees as well. Let's build a bridge not burn it. I spent my morning on a job site working through a field fix with the contractor. We took turns brainstorming and sketching on drywall to improve the solution. There were no egos and no finger pointing. No "do it my way" comments. Instead it was "This is the fun stuff, we get to solve problems and figure stuff out together." This is how it should be. But I also know this is often the exception rather than the rule for field fixes. We're all on the same team and we should all have the same goal - a safe, successful completed project. It takes so little effort to work together. Peak Engineering, Inc.

In the ever-evolving world of construction and structural engineering, leaders like John Mac propel us forward. As Principal, Founder, and CEO of Plan B Engineering, John's career is marked by resilience, creativity, and a commitment to excellence and societal benefit. John's path was shaped in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, a time that presented unprecedented challenges to the construction industry. The disaster highlighted the necessity for innovative and thoughtful approaches to construction engineering, particularly in dealing with structural stability and site safety in dense urban settings. Early exposure to these issues inspired him to tackle engineering problems with creative solutions, focusing on designing for risk rather than avoiding it. This approach laid the foundation for Plan B Engineering's ethos. The subsequent building boom in Manhattan further defined John's career and Plan B's trajectory. The city's push for super-tall skyscrapers and increasingly complex reuses of historic structures offered the perfect platform for growth. These conditions allowed Plan B Engineering to grow and evolve with the city, contributing to the next chapter in New York City's built history. Under John's leadership, Plan B Engineering has become synonymous with creativity, safety, and providing practical solutions to complex problems. John’s journey and the mission of Plan B Engineering remind us of the importance of considering the broader impact of our work on society and the environment, inspiring a commitment to responsible innovation that ensures the well-being of all members of society. Join us in celebrating his contributions and the continued success of Plan B Engineering. Explore more at?https://lnkd.in/dCZruXyP #EngineeringExcellence?#Leadership?#Innovation?#Sustainability?#PlanBEngineering?#EngineeringInnovation?#StructuralStability?#Safety?#TemporaryStability?#Restoration?#StructuralEngineering?#TemporaryStructures?#ConstructionEngineering

Ever had a perfect plan go sideways? Here’s how I handled it. Early in my career I designed an electrical room to be exactly the size it needed to be. I meticulously researched every piece of equipment, studied the codes, and determined the precise dimensions required. But when the electrical gear arrived, there was a surprise: a bolt sticking off the back that wasn’t shown in the equipment cut sheet. This small, unexpected detail caused the equipment to sit off the wall—just enough to throw off the clearance dimension I needed in front of it. The solution? We reframed the wall across from the equipment. It was a fix, but it came with a big lesson: never build with no margin for error. Since that day, I’ve carried this lesson into every aspect of my work, including management. Planning for the unexpected is as crucial as attention to detail. #Architecture #Leadership #ProjectManagement #ProblemSolving #ProfessionalGrowth

Reason #3 to choose Black Lines: Obsession with Detail. We believe that perfection lies in the smallest details. Our meticulous approach ensures every element of your project is executed flawlessly. Trust us to bring precision to every step. #BlackLines #ObsessionWithDetail #Engineering #Construction #PrecisionMatters

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