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Now Hiring!

Posted on: August 24th, 2016 by David Doherty

K&W is seeking qualified CAD Technicians / Designers with 0-5 years experience in AutoCAD drafting and design for site design and civil engineering projects.  Candidate shall possess:

  • Working knowledge of boundary and topographic surveys, site layout, utility and roadway layout and profiling, grading and earthwork calculations, and erosion control plans.
  • Proficiency in AutoCAD Civil 3d and/or Land Development Desktop software.
  • Knowledge and experience in IntelliSOLVE Hydraflow Storm Sewer and Hydrographs software a plus.
  • Candidates must also exhibit the ability to adhere to established CAD standards.

We offer a generous benefits package, a friendly and professional workplace, and an exciting portfolio of projects and clients. Please visit our Careers page for additional information.

K&W welcomes Marc Singley, RLA

Posted on: July 1st, 2016 by Cheryl Spier

K&W Engineering has hired Lehigh Valley based Landscape Architect Marc Singley, RLA in an effort to increase their focus on performance-related athletic design projects.

Singley joins K&W with over 18 years of professional experience including the design and development of many diverse projects in the athletic, educational, commercial, healthcare, and residential development fields.

Singley’s background has enabled him to specialize in the athletic use of synthetic turf for K-12 and higher education on over 40 projects where his design recognizes the importance of end user safety and cost effective strategies for clients.  He is particularly sensitive to the environmental impact of development and site construction on the surrounding area through sound and responsible design.

Singley’s expertise in graphic perspective sketches and plan renderings have been instrumental in the municipal approval process and fund raising efforts for many projects.

Prior to joining K&W, Singley served as project manager at Architerra PC. He holds a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture degree from The Pennsylvania State University.

“We are fortunate to add Marc’s diverse background in athletic facility design to our team,” said Marc Kurowski, Principal at K&W. “He will also play an important role in our service expansion efforts into the Lehigh Valley by leveraging his local knowledge and professional relationships.”

K&W helps create a riparian buffer in East Hanover Township

Posted on: June 3rd, 2016 by Cheryl Spier

K&W’s staff recently donated and planted a variety of trees in East Hanover Township.  The staff lent their hands planting River Birch, Red Oak, Red Bud, Paw Paw and American Cranberry seedlings at the East Hanover Township Community Park and Manada Conservancy Cladel Preserve.  These trees will provide benefits to the surrounding community, including better water quality, improved native wildlife habitat, beauty and shade for the park and preserve users.  The trees were planted along waterway areas to create a riparian buffer along the west side of the park as well as through the preserve.  It was truly a great project to be a part of and will be rewarding to see the positive impacts of these seedlings over the next several years.

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Dauphin County Comprehensive Plan

Posted on: April 22nd, 2016 by Cheryl Spier

Please help Dauphin County update the County’s Comprehensive Plan.  An online survey by Tri-County Regional Planning Commission is available until May 27th.  Your input will help guide the updated Plan by sharing how you feel about key community issues and how you ‘d like to see the County look and feel like in 10 years.

Milton & Catherine Hershey Conservatory opening mid-summer 2016

Posted on: March 24th, 2016 by Cheryl Spier

Construction is very well underway at the Hershey Gardens for the Milton & Catherine Hershey Conservatory.  The project is scheduled to be completed mid-July and will house 200-300 butterfly species year round.  Along with the butterfly atrium, the Conservatory will also have dedicated space to host private events and weddings.  The 16,000 square-foot structure will also be home to stained glass butterflies and a water feature created by local artists.

 

 

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