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MWH Initiates Green Travel to Support World Environment Day
To support World Environment Day on 5 June 2015, MWH has organised a ‘Green Travel Day’ for its offices and construction sites throughout the UK. World Environment Day is the United Nations’ main way to encourage worldwide awareness and positive... read more
MWH Global Civil Engineer Receives Top Award for White Paper
Congratulations to Michael Adelman, professional civil engineer based in the MWH Global Pasadena office, in being selected by the Environmental and Water Resources Institute to receive the 2015 Rudolph Hering Medal for the paper, “Novel Fluidic Control System... read more
MWH Provides Technical Advice for New Zealand’s First Roading PPP
The Transmission Gully motorway project is being delivered under a Public Private Partnership (PPP) model. MWH was engaged to act as New Zealand Transport Agency’s (NZTA) technical advisor during the PPP procurement process and to help the NZTA develop the outcome... read more
MWH has Signed the Armed Forces Corporate Covenant
MWH is now one of a group of companies, which includes Tesco, Amazon, Airbus, Kier, Laing O’Rourke and Anglian Water Services, that has signed the Armed Forces Corporate Covenant. The covenant was signed by Blair Lavoie, president of MWH Constructors, on 30... read more
The MWH Experience with Nate Sandvig
Nate Sandvig, Hydropower Program Manager based out of the Portland, Oregon office joined MWH following his service in the Army. He recounts his transition from the military to working in the private sector. My “civilian career” began after returning from Iraq in... read more
The Race is on!
The PR14 business planning process has created a substantial challenge to the U.K. water industry requiring companies to outperform on their customer-focused outcomes, demonstrate substantial efficiency compared to AMP5 and satisfy shareholder expectations of levels... read more
The MWH Experience with Jamie Pye
Growing up I never quite knew what I wanted to be, a doctor, a professional athlete. I didn’t think that I would become an engineer. I’ve always been fascinated with how things work and had a natural curiosity about the world around me. So when I was deciding... read more
The MWH Experience with Daniel Goodman
Since I was the age of 2, I wanted to be a builder. I loved working with my hands and I simply had to know how everything worked. The prospect of designing buildings and working on construction sites led me to down the path of pursuing a career in civil engineering.... read more
The MWH Experience with Ryan D’Souza
I have experienced a lot in the short time that I have been in the MWH Graduate Programme. Within two weeks of beginning my professional career I was sent to Fiji to work on the Fiji Bridges Programme which is part of a large project run by the Fiji Roads Authority.... read more
Are We Being Brave Enough? asks Ken Gedman
Efficiencies demanded in the current five year water industry plan require strategic thinking and cross boundary collaboration, says MWH Global principal consultant Ken Gedman. Read more at “Embracing the new world of AMP6 – Are we being brave enough?”... read moreOur Thought Leaders
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