Over 450 employees, families, and friends participated in the fun! From inflatable obstacle courses, to carnival rides and games, there was an abundance of entertainment for people of all ages.
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Discover Your Path features Thomas Williams, Assistant Project Manager at Power Construction who joined in2016 as an Assistant Project Engineer. Find out how the APE program helped Thomas determine his career path.
Discover Your Path features Luis Monroy, Assistant Superintendent at Power Construction who joined as an intern in 2014. umpstarting his career as an Assistant Project Engineer has led Luis to various project types like healthcare, corporate build-outs, retail, and life science labs. Find out how Power's Assistant Project Engineer program transformed his career.
Power Women in Construction spent a beautiful day in Greater Grand Crossing swinging hammers and cutting plywood while volunteering for Habitat for Humanity's Women Build 2022.
A group of 45 Power with Purpose volunteers gathered at the Anti-Cruelty Society in River North to make pet toys and beds while playing with some of their shelter animals.
Discover Your Path features Matt Surges, a mentor, leader, and Superintendent at Power Construction. In 2016, Matt enrolled in Power's Assistant Project Engineer program while attending school at Joliet Junior College.
Did you know you can receive a college scholarship based on your love of construction? Power Construction offers scholarships to support minority and female high school seniors intending to pursue a construction-related degree in college.
Our first feature in the Discover your Path series is on Andy Rodawold, an Assistant Project Manager who joined Power as an Assistant Project Engineer in 2016.
Power Construction's Assistant Project Engineer Program offers a compelling opportunity for junior college students in construction adjacent programs—including construction management, engineering and architecture—to ease the financial burden of higher education, jumpstart their careers and gain invaluable on-the-job training.
