Women in Construction Week is a great way to recognize the different career paths that women are pursuing and how a growing number of women are finding fulfillment in a construction career. We talked to Project Engineer, Joanne Roubik, who has been in construction for 6 years to see what drew her to the industry.
What types of projects do you work on?
I work specifically on special projects which involves a lot of smaller renovations for offices and retail spaces.
What drew you to engineering?
I really liked math in school and that lead me to studying Engineering at Marquette. I also like being able to help people when I can complete a project that will have an impact on their everyday lives.
What do you enjoy most about your day-to-day work?
I enjoy being able to go out to a job site and walk around the space. It helps me visualize what I’m working with. Every project is different and every client’s needs are different, so taking a hands-on approach is key. I also get to interact with a lot of different people and gain knowledge from their experiences.
At Berghammer, a third of our office staff is comprised of women with a number of those women holding leadership roles. The construction industry has viable opportunities for women who want to build their careers and have room to grow. One of those women is Megan Mosher. Megan is a Project Coordinator who has been in the construction industry for 4 years. We asked Megan about her role at Berghammer in recognition of Women in Construction Week.
What types of projects do you work on?
I’ve worked on a variety of things including special projects, healthcare projects, restaurants, office renovations and senior living facilities.
What drew you to project coordination?
This job is in many ways similar to the responsibilities I had in the Army where I helped coordinate operations for my battalion. In my current role, I work with people inside and outside the company to manage multiple projects and milestones, so it’s important to know how to maintain relationships and keep the lines of communication open.
What do you enjoy most about your day-to-day work?
I’m never bored! I like that my job is fast-paced and that there are always multiple projects going on at the same time. I have the chance to learn something new every day and that’s really rewarding. I’ve learned a lot about construction over the years and all of the project managers are really good at explaining things when I have questions. I also take the opportunity when I can to visit job sites. It’s really helpful to see the site at different times in the process to put things in perspective.
Despite the cold and snow, plenty of progress is being made at the Breeze Terrace Apartments, located off I-94, east of the Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlets. Consisting of three 33-unit apartment buildings and six 19-unit apartment buildings, the gated community will boast a total of 213 apartments, plus a club house and parking accommodations. Drone footage captured on February 22, 2019.
We’re proud to have been at the forefront of innovation and advancement in the community we love. With our ownership group comprised of Kevin White, Martin Chapa, Matt Iwanski, Chris Rosene, and James Parks at the helm, our future continues to look bright.
We’re pleased to announce that Alyssa Pusa has joined the team at Berghammer as Project Coordinator. Alyssa is a 2016 graduate of UW-Stevens Point and comes to Berghammer most recently from a staffing firm which specializes in placing skilled craftsmen. She lives in Milwaukee where she loves to cheer on the Bucks, participate in 5K races and spend time doing outdoor activities.
We’ll See You at PFMA! Stop by Booth #1718
/in News Blog /by Ashley EvansRich Grasso and Joanne Roubik will be at PFMA later this week. You’re more than welcome to stop by the Berghammer booth and say hello!
We’ll be at WALA! Stop by Booth #511
/in News Blog /by Ashley EvansAttending WALA this week? Stop by and say hello to our senior living facility experts, Kim DeWitt and Joe Schmit.
Celebrating Women in Construction Week with Joanne Roubik
/in News Blog /by Ashley EvansWomen in Construction Week is a great way to recognize the different career paths that women are pursuing and how a growing number of women are finding fulfillment in a construction career. We talked to Project Engineer, Joanne Roubik, who has been in construction for 6 years to see what drew her to the industry.
What types of projects do you work on?
I work specifically on special projects which involves a lot of smaller renovations for offices and retail spaces.
What drew you to engineering?
I really liked math in school and that lead me to studying Engineering at Marquette. I also like being able to help people when I can complete a project that will have an impact on their everyday lives.
What do you enjoy most about your day-to-day work?
I enjoy being able to go out to a job site and walk around the space. It helps me visualize what I’m working with. Every project is different and every client’s needs are different, so taking a hands-on approach is key. I also get to interact with a lot of different people and gain knowledge from their experiences.
Celebrating Women in Construction Week with Megan Mosher
/in News Blog /by Ashley EvansAt Berghammer, a third of our office staff is comprised of women with a number of those women holding leadership roles. The construction industry has viable opportunities for women who want to build their careers and have room to grow. One of those women is Megan Mosher. Megan is a Project Coordinator who has been in the construction industry for 4 years. We asked Megan about her role at Berghammer in recognition of Women in Construction Week.
What types of projects do you work on?
I’ve worked on a variety of things including special projects, healthcare projects, restaurants, office renovations and senior living facilities.
What drew you to project coordination?
This job is in many ways similar to the responsibilities I had in the Army where I helped coordinate operations for my battalion. In my current role, I work with people inside and outside the company to manage multiple projects and milestones, so it’s important to know how to maintain relationships and keep the lines of communication open.
What do you enjoy most about your day-to-day work?
I’m never bored! I like that my job is fast-paced and that there are always multiple projects going on at the same time. I have the chance to learn something new every day and that’s really rewarding. I’ve learned a lot about construction over the years and all of the project managers are really good at explaining things when I have questions. I also take the opportunity when I can to visit job sites. It’s really helpful to see the site at different times in the process to put things in perspective.
Progress at Breeze Terrace Apartments
/in News Blog /by Ashley EvansDespite the cold and snow, plenty of progress is being made at the Breeze Terrace Apartments, located off I-94, east of the Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlets. Consisting of three 33-unit apartment buildings and six 19-unit apartment buildings, the gated community will boast a total of 213 apartments, plus a club house and parking accommodations. Drone footage captured on February 22, 2019.
90 Years Strong
/in News Blog /by Ashley EvansWe’re proud to have been at the forefront of innovation and advancement in the community we love. With our ownership group comprised of Kevin White, Martin Chapa, Matt Iwanski, Chris Rosene, and James Parks at the helm, our future continues to look bright.
Alyssa Pusa Joins Berghammer as Project Coordinator
/in News Blog /by Ashley EvansWe’re pleased to announce that Alyssa Pusa has joined the team at Berghammer as Project Coordinator. Alyssa is a 2016 graduate of UW-Stevens Point and comes to Berghammer most recently from a staffing firm which specializes in placing skilled craftsmen. She lives in Milwaukee where she loves to cheer on the Bucks, participate in 5K races and spend time doing outdoor activities.