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Yesterday High Transit LLC had the honor of having 4 drivers participate in the 35th annual Make-A-Wish Philadelphia, Delaware and Susquehanna Valley Mother's Day Truck Convoy! Thank you to Rich Daughtrey "Smiley", Josh Voth, Justin Gehman, and Brian Ramirez for driving in the convoy! #makeawish #mothersdaytruckconvoy #truckconvoy
Great timing! Thanks to High Transit LLC’s driver for capturing this dramatic shot of a girder being unloaded for erection in the Bronx.
Nighttime unload in the Bronx Thanks to HT driver Glen Barrows for the picture! #heavyhaul #trucking #bridgebuilding
Attending IBC next week? Don't miss the AASHTO COBS workshop! Ronnie Medlock shares more information below.
Looking forward to the IBC in San Antonio next week! I call your attention to the AASHTO COBS Workshop, hosted by Maggie Jackson of PennDOT. This is the second year of the workshop, reflecting the IBC's partnership with AASHTO COBS in advancing the state-of-the-art in bridges, with emphasis on the COBS priorities. The speakers are noted below; find more details on the IBC app (see attachment for instructions). Join us! AASHTO COBS Workshop at the IBC in San Antonio Tuesday, June 4, 2024, 8:00 am – 12:00 pm - Bernie Carrasco, PE – Texas Department of Transportation (COBS update, asset management) - Graham Bettis, PE – Texas Department of Transportation (bridge preservation, knowledge management) - Tom Murphy, PhD, PE, SE – Modjeski and Masters (bridge components, concrete) - Alicia McConnell, PE, sUAS – AM3 Consultants (unmanned aerial inspection) - Scott Hidden, PE – North Carolina Department of Transportation (soils, section 10 rewrite) - Gregg Blaszak, PE – Coastline Composites (FRP pedestrian bridges) - Anthony Ream, PE - HDR (steel and metal) - Heather Gilmer, PE – Pennoni (welding and fabrication)
As we gather together with friends and family this holiday weekend, we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. #MemorialDay2024
On Tuesday 5/21/24 Milton Hershey School welding students visited High Steel Structures for a tour of our Lancaster fabrication facilities. Each student had the opportunity to weld an "h" in the HSU lab and participated in a Bridge Basics presentation. Thank you to all of our coworkers who helped to make the tour a success!
