My Why: My position has allowed me to use my love for the outdoors and my degree in Geology and make a fun and rewarding career out of it. I manage geotechnical projects as well as spend a good amount of time behind the drill
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work at Building & Earth? It’s important to us that we place a focus on empowering the members of our team through technology and knowledge. Our leadership team encourages continued education and professional development, because we are
For our team, dedication to both our work and the communities we live in are of the utmost importance. This year, we are proud to continue our support of Children’s Harbor and Magic Moments. Children’s Harbor is a local organization that provides children with serious
This week, March 5-11, is Women in Construction Week (sponsored by the National Association of Women in Construction), so it is appropriate that we take a minute to voice our appreciation to the women of Building & Earth. We are in business today because our founder
At Building & Earth, community has several layers-the internal team, our professional relationships, our families and the cities where we live and work. Serving each of these communities is a privilege. That’s why we are proud to partner with several others in the architectural/engineering/construction community
The United Way, one of the nation’s largest and most well-respected charitable organizations, is a force within communities, identifying, funding and resolving a wide range of pressing issues. Each year, our local organization’s annual funding campaign kicks off in September. In June, the United Way selects companies
Last month, our nation was struck with tragedy as the people of Oklahoma endured one of the most destructive tornados on record. The news was particularly hard for our team, as many of our Tulsa location employees witnessed the weather first hand. Our own Tim
In January of 2011, Building & Earth founding Principal Deepa Bhate lost a very close family friend, Sundeep Caplash. At only 38 years old, he was hit by a car while training for the Mercedes Half Marathon. Not willing to rest on their laurels, the
