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Louie Sarracino

… to match project challenges and developing forward-thinking construction techniques to meet ever-changing customer needs.” …
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Under the Hard Hat with Wesley Pincince

… project as I lived on the Walter Reed military base as a patient and walked past the project every day. The idea of being a part of building the addition to the hospital where I am a … brain injury (TBI) and battled with a brain tumor and brain cancer. I didn’t know if I would ever be able to work in a professional setting again as a disabled veteran, but Clark has been a … working towards. “Succeed Together” means that being the best version of yourself makes you an even stronger asset to your team. A team with different thoughts and views can take on …
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A Tale of Two Engineers: Megan Calhoun and Megan Brown

… ability to communicate effectively. MB: Be a team player, have patience, and be able to persevere through various challenges. What makes you proud of the work you do? MC: I’m proud to … pictures to document conditions. Now we take digital scans of spaces that look like videos, and even get measurements based on those images! The other big change has been the “collaboration” … through construction. Construction can impact so many different aspects of a community, and even though it can be messy and look chaotic, something beautiful always shines through at the …
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Under the Hard Hat with Aurelio and Simon Miranda

… SM: My favorite thing about the construction industry is that it is both dynamic and static. Even though we are building permanent, static structures, the building process is dynamic. No day is ever like the last, but at the end of every day, you can always point to something physical that eventually becomes a landmark and will transcend time. What brought you to Clark? AM: My brother …
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In Her Boots: Taryn Swopes

… project in San Diego, California. Describe your role at Clark. I am currently overseeing several finishing processes at San Diego State University’s Aztec Stadium project including skin, … with integrity and intensity, you’re already successful. What is your favorite project you have ever worked on and why? The Fort Bliss Replacement Hospital will always be a hard one to top. … about teamwork. I love the opportunities Clark gives us to build things that matter, but I am even more proud of the teams that we foster. I was honored to speak about the work we do and the …
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Under the Hard Hat with Mo Mozaffarpour

… Transportation Intermodal Center (ARTIC) project had the largest Clark “big blue sign” I have ever seen. It was my first day in the United States, and my aunt was driving me to enroll in … mentally. I am inspired by his attitude towards life and his disability and his patience, perseverance, and positive outlook. What do you like most about working at Clark? The people! … corrupt government posed many challenges. Finding equal opportunities, reaching my goals, or even envisioning my career path was difficult. I was excited to move somewhere where I could …
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Builders at Heart: Tony Perez

… of Clark. When I was little and we’d go into DC, we’d see the company’s big cranes. I knew if I ever had the chance to work for Clark, I’d take it. You want to work with the best, and Clark is … has kept me here. Each project is different, each division treats things differently, and every day is different – and that’s the best thing in the world. Being in preconstruction, I … that gets to construct a hospital or renovate a museum and then knowing the positive impact, even in communities far away. We have national reach. How has your background or interests …
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In Her Boots: Jessica Fernandez

… well-established brand recognition. I believe being able to easily identify a Clark project evokes a sense of pride and ownership in its employees that is not easily matched by other … way you contributed to the success of a product that will withstand the test of time, perhaps even long after you are gone, is very powerful. How did you start working in the construction …
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Builders at Heart: Winston van Keulen

… on a project. What brought you to Clark? And what has kept you interested? No two days have ever been the same, which is why I still love it and want to work here. On top of that, I've had … Central California, Seattle, San Diego, and Phoenix – and I've had different mentors in every single one and kept relationships with them all. It has been a great accumulation of … space in a typical hospital. These are specialized facilities designed and constructed to prevent harm and keep patients safe. These patients can’t be sent to an emergency room or a …