Ready to tackle industrial emissions? Check out Senior Engineer Afshin Raei's latest insight on removing volatile organic compounds (VOCs)! Discover the cutting-edge technologies revolutionizing air quality, from thermal oxidation to biofiltration and carbon adsorption. Learn how these innovative solutions make a huge environmental impact and help industries stay compliant. https://lnkd.in/gtipjJ5r
About us
POWER Engineers is a global consulting engineering firm specializing in the delivery of integrated solutions for energy, food and beverage, facilities, communications, environmental, and federal markets. POWER Engineers offers complete multidiscipline engineering, architecture, and program management services. Founded in 1976, it is an employee-owned company with nearly 4,000 employees and over 45 offices across North America. For more information, please visit www.powereng.com or check out our Life pages! (All POWER jobs must be applied for directly on our website at www.powereng.com/careers. All correspondence regarding job offers and interviews will come from powereng.com email addresses.)
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http://www.powereng.com
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- Engineering Services
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- 1,001-5,000 employees
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- Hailey, ID
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- Privately Held
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- Power Delivery, Food and Beverage Facilities, Communications, Environmental, Power Generation, Geospatial and Asset Management, Program Management, Federal, Cityworks Consulting and Integration, Architectural Services, Visualization, Microgrid Design, and Cybersecurity
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Our environmental field staff are back at it, sharing some of their on-the-job adventures in our “From the Trenches” video series. With a nod to our environmental newsletter, Currents, and its namesake article, we share the fun, personal side of POWER. In this latest video, Biologist Amanda Seitz takes us on a wetland delineation in a South Carolina cypress swamp and explains the importance of understanding local vegetation to safely navigate wetlands. Speaking of Currents, download the latest issue or subscribe to the free quarterly newsletter at https://lnkd.in/gWNQQ67N #CurrentsbyPWR #PWRfromthetrenches
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Among the many leadership philosophies, Environmental Division Manager Steve Walker Steve Walker embraces servant leadership, both personally and professionally. In his Leadership Insights article from the latest issue of our Currents newsletter, Steve highlights several key traits of a servant leader and explains how it empowers individuals and fosters success for organizations, employees and clients alike. https://lnkd.in/ghfv3ggQ #ServantLeadership #Empowerment #LeadershipPhilosophy #CurrentsbyPWR
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Congratulations to our Overland Park office on finishing third overall in the Kansas City Corporate Challenge! 🎉 We’re incredibly proud of everyone who participated and contributed to Cornerstones of Care, which supports children and families with trauma-informed care. This event never disappoints. We can't wait until next year! 🐏
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We're excited to return to the Kentucky Stormwater Association 2024 Annual Conference! Two of our stormwater experts will be presenting: - Stormwater to Groundwater: What’s the Connection? - Presenter: Julie Morelli - Date: 7/11 - Time: 11:30 a.m. - Introduction to Industrial Stormwater Inspections for Construction Stormwater Professionals - Presenter: Nathan Collier - Date: 7/11 - Time: 1:30 p.m. Can’t make it to Owensboro, but are just as passionate about water as we are? Read the recent interview with water guru Julie Morelli about her take on industry trends and innovations. 👉 https://lnkd.in/gvxKRAUF #IndustrialStormwater #Stormwater #Groundwater #KYStormwater #KSA
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Wishing everyone a happy Independence Day! Let's continue to build a brighter future together. Stay safe out there, and enjoy the celebrations! #IndependenceDay #4thOfJuly
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Our greatest lessons are often learned in the face of our biggest disappointments. After two years of honing her technical skills, Gina Fioravante embarked on her own research project. Things started off great, until.... In the latest issue of Currents, Gina recounts a story of resilience, adaptability and problem-solving that emerged from her undergraduate studies. What came next became a cornerstone of her personal and professional growth. Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/gk-xkgcV #Coral #Resilience #Conservation #CurrentsbyPWR
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Today, we want to shine the spotlight on Jared Driggers, who has been a standout member since 2019! Jared started his career at POWER as a Project Lead and Electrical Controls Designer and quickly transitioned into a more managerial role as a Senior Project Lead and Area Lead within POWER Delivery's BIM Substation Department. Working at POWER has been fundamentally different from anywhere else he's worked. "The biggest thing that POWER inspires is that the opportunities to grow within the company are not limited to your formal education. It's really driven by your skillset and mindset to do better. They give people a unique opportunity to grow their careers outside of their box, more than any other company I've seen within the industry. " With over 15 years in the utility sector, Jared has emerged as an industry expert. He also serves as the Business Strategy Committee Co-Chair for the Substation Design Solutions Industry Consortium (SDSIC). For those unfamiliar, the SDSIC comprises member utilities and contract design firms eager to adopt new technologies and workflows to improve utility projects' design, engineering, and maintenance. Jared loves tackling complex, innovative projects and is excited about the direction POWER is heading. One notable project was helping create a virtual sandbox—a dynamic platform for testing and demonstrating proof of concept designs, enabling real-time modifications to avoid clashes and engineering errors. This capability to test and modify designs before construction has the potential to save clients thousands, if not millions, of dollars. "The sandbox allowed us to show clients calculations and 3-D modeling in real time, showing clashing and engineering errors that could arise before we send it out for conceptual and building. We can leverage these things to preemptively address possible challenges and develop the best attainable, timely, and cost-effective solution to upgrade our clients' substation design and protection."
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Recently, our Denver office teamed up with The Park People, a nonprofit dedicated to collaborating with communities to plant trees and enhance parks for a healthier and better future. We had an amazing tree-planting event at Rocky Mountain Prep, where we planted 15 trees that will greatly benefit the school grounds, students, and community members. 🌳 🌱 Benefits of Our Tree Planting: - Reduced Urban Heat Island Effect: Trees provide evaporative cooling and reduce the sunlight reaching parking lots and buildings. - Improved Air Quality: Trees filter harmful dust and pollutants such as ozone, carbon monoxide, and sulfur dioxide from our air. - Economic Benefits: Reduced energy demand on infrastructure leads to lower operating costs, which can be passed on to the consumer. - Enhanced Aesthetics: Trees complement the architecture and design of buildings and neighborhoods. Thank you to everyone who participated and made this event a huge success! ♻️
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Recently, our friends at MSU Denver's Summer Science Institute were featured in a Denver7 News story! The story covered how the students attending had their tuition covered by a grant from the POWER Foundation, allowing them to develop STEM skills and discover all the incredible opportunities in the field. A huge shoutout to MSU Denver for supporting the next generation of scientists and engineers! 🧠 https://lnkd.in/g_CKEvxy
Grant makes MSU Summer Science Institute tuition-free
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