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LONG is now accepting applications for our open Project Engineer positions!
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Bridge Replacement Complete in Elbert County
New Charleston Office Open For Business
We are excited to announce that our new Charleston office location is officially open for business!
Our Vice President of Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) for the Carolinas, Thomas Rock, will be heading this new office. Mr. Rock will play a vital role to the success and growth of our team by offering our diverse set of services to existing clients, while also attracting new customers in the Carolina market.
Conveniently located less than 30 minutes from historic downtown, this place of business will serve to enhance our footprint, broaden our customer base, and provide significant revenue opportunities for the future. Our headquarters and main office will continue to be in Atlanta.
We are excited about our continuing expansion into new market territories!
#NewLocation #NewAddress #golong
LONG Celebrates May & June Anniversaries
For the months of May and June, we are happy to congratulate the following members of our team for their 1-year work anniversaries: Jaime Higgins, PLS, CP, Nicholas Sauer, EIT, Melissa Waid, Roberto Garcia, and Christopher Barnwell. This company’s future is brighter because of employees like you, and we are thankful to have you with us. Wishing you a happy work anniversary!
#EmployeeAppreciation #golong #team
LONG Sponsors Pipeliners Club Scholarship Fundraiser Tournament
LONG was a proud sponsor at last week’s Golf Tournament for the Pipeliners Club of Atlanta Annual Scholarship Fundraiser at The Berkeley Hills Country Club in Duluth, Georgia.
The Pipeliners Club of Atlanta’s Scholarship Program has been in existence since their 2007 program year. Through 2020, they have awarded 121 recipients a total of $144,900. Sponsors at this event help make it possible for the Atlanta Pipeliners to award their continuing education scholarships every year.
It was a beautiful day for the tournament!
Check out the photo below:
(From left to right: Todd Cape from Southern Company Gas/Chairman Pipeliners Club of Atlanta), Sean Byers, Chris Siok, PE from Burns and McDonnell, and Jeremy Spence)
#golong #golf #represent #sponsor
Shayan Welcomed as Civil Site Design PM
LONG is pleased to welcome Bobby Shayan, PE into his new role as a Civil Site Design Project Manager.
Mr. Shayan recently managed the ZAPATA Atlanta Civil Team and oversaw all the land development projects from concept phase to completion of construction. His other objectives included exploring alternative opportunities available in the civil engineering field with a primary focus on site development, building up client relationships, business development, and providing technical expertise, guidance and mentoring to more junior level managers and engineers. Mr. Shayan was specifically interested in self-directed projects, with the ability to be in a position to oversee project managers, senior and junior engineers.
He brings a valuable knowledge of business development, managing design/build teams, performing QA/QC and ITR on projects, preparing contracts, scopes, schedules, and budgets, reviewing invoices and subcontracts, and developing and training managers and junior engineers.
Bobby will play a vital role to the success and continued strengthening of our team!
On behalf of all of us here at LONG, welcome aboard, Bobby!
LONG recently completed a bridge project in Elbert County for CR 313/Fork Road at Deep Creek. This project was part of the Low Impact Bridge Program (LIBP) for GDOT. William Bamberg, P.E., one of our transportation engineers, headed this pursuit. Services included replacing the existing structurally deficient posted bridge on CR 313 (Fork Creek Road) over Deep Creek. The existing typical section consisted of two, 7- to 8-foot dirt travel lanes with minimal shoulders and was replaced with two, 9- to 10-foot travel lanes with 4-foot shoulders and rural side ditches. The bridge was replaced along the existing alignment. The new single-span bridge is 60 feet long and 30 feet wide and includes a new guardrail.
Check out the before and after images below:
#golong #transportationengineering #bridgedesign