Schnabel Engineering

It’s an exciting time to be at Schnabel! As we continue to grow, new opportunities abound for employees at all levels. Build the career you want with challenging projects, support for employee growth and development, and a team of dedicated, talented people at your side. Watch our video to learn more about what it’s like to work at Schnabel. And if you, or someone you know, might be interested in joining the team, check out job openings on our Careers page: https://bit.ly/3Ogyue2. #schnabelengineering #Buildbettertogether #infrastructure

It’s no secret—the Schnabel team LOVES their pets! To celebrate #NationalPetDay, our team shared photos of their beloved pets for a fun company-wide contest. Take a look at the winning shots and learn more about these adorable companions below! ⭐🏆FIRST PLACE🏆⭐: Kevin Bacon Submitted by E. Morley Beckman, Kevin Bacon, a male Kunekune pig, has been Morley’s backyard guest since November while his owners move farms. He has become part of the family! 🏆SECOND PLACE🏆: Zia Submitted by Paige Courtney, This is Zia, commonly mistaken for Mishipeshu, a Lake Superior cryptid known for the spikes on its back. Her favorite activity is long beach walks and collecting rocks at the Great Lakes. 🏆THIRD PLACE🏆:  Harper Submitted by Nenah Smith Our flower girl, Harper, at our wedding this past October. #SchnabelEngineering #Pets

The Schnabel team had a great time at the 35th Annual Environment Virginia Symposium this past week! Environmental Practice employees from our Richmond, Virginia office attended the conference, which was organized by the VMI Center for Leadership and Ethics and held on the campus of the Virginia Military Institute (VMI) in Lexington, Virginia. This event brings together environmental leaders from industry and regulatory bodies to provide regulatory updates and a wide array of technical talks. Hot topics this year included solar farms, data centers, resiliency, and polyfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAs). Pictured (L–R): Steve Pond, Emily Seamster, and Kenny Megginson. #SchnabelEngineering #EnvironmentalEngineering #VMI

We’re proud to see our Chief Information Officer, Scott Narron, featured in this new video from Egnyte, highlighting how smarter data management is helping Schnabel Engineering work more efficiently, securely, and collaboratively. As Schnabel continues to grow, Scott and our IT team are focused on making sure our firm has fast, easy, and secure access to the data they need—no matter where they are. Egnyte plays a vital role in making that possible. By centralizing and organizing our data, Egnyte helps us build a strong foundation for innovation, knowledge sharing, and AI-ready infrastructure—enabling our teams to deliver even better work for our clients. Check out the full video to hear more from Scott and other industry leaders:

Look who dropped by our Thompson Falls project site—an adorable fawn and its watchful mama! #FaunaFridays #SchnabelEngineering #Ohdeer

When a slope failure beneath the runway at West Virginia International Yeager Airport disrupted operations and put lives and infrastructure at risk, the response required thoughtful engineering and long-term planning. Johanna Mikitka Simon, PE, a senior engineer and instrumentation specialist at Schnabel Engineering, contributed to a recent article to INFORMED INFRASTRUCTURE detailing the airport’s history, the 2015 slope failure, and the complex reconstruction efforts that followed — including the design of a massive retaining wall, use of geofoam fill, and integration of real-time instrumentation for ongoing monitoring. Her insights highlight the importance of combining geotechnical design with purposeful monitoring to support resilience and safety at critical infrastructure sites. 🔗 Read the full story to learn more about this unique project and the lessons it offers for infrastructure risk management. https://lnkd.in/e6H_ApaZ #SchnabelEngineering #YeagerAirport

Site visit around dams in Hawthorn, Nevada. The majestic dam was totally awe inspiring up close and makes me appreciate the kind of work we get to do for Dam safety around the country with Schnabel Engineering. Pretty special for me as my First site visit in the States! #damSafety #civilengineering

Schnabel will be at the PNW CMAA 2025 Annual Construction Conference! Connect with Shannon Goff, Mike Cole, and Julius Strid, Apr 18 in Lynnwood, WA! #SchnabelEngineering #PNWCMAA #ConstructionConference

Pittsburgh Post - Society of American Military Engineers hosted a spectacular Annual Banquet this evening. Congratulations to the award winners! What you can’t see in the photo is the amazing view of Pittsburgh and the rest of the attendees! #SharinSAMEValue #SAME Society of American Military Engineers Schnabel Engineering Dan Davis, CEM, CES Jamie North April Brouwer Sara Hillegas Woida, PE, CFM Beth Cheberenchick Rob Yauger Timothy Kyper Julie Sherwin Barg, P.E. Scott Nesbit Erica DeLattre, PE, CPESC Steven Savich Alexander Masters, MBA, BIDA Steve Hill

Heading to SAGEEP 2025 in Denver? Don’t miss Jacob Sheehan’s presentation on April 14 at 3 PM! He’ll be presenting “Frequency Analysis to Map Foundation Extents in a Parking Garage—A Simple Solution to a Complex Geophysical Objective,” sharing how innovative yet straightforward geophysical methods can solve challenging subsurface problems. #SAGEEP2025 #Geophysics #SchnabelEngineering Environmental and Engineering Geophysical Society (EEGS)