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We have a great group of staff heading out into the field this summer and we want them to stay safe. When driving, slow down, be patient, and be aware of what’s going on around you. When in work zones, remember its against the law to use hand held devices and fines are doubled. Check […]

Congratulation to Jeff Smith, PE on his graduation from the ACEC Leadership Institute Program! This leadership program is created for Wisconsin design professionals on a development track for successful project management and principal positions. Participants receive a diverse training on the leadership and business skills necessary to succeed in the design profession. Through goal setting

When approaching lane closures, move into the open lane as soon as possible. Be sure to pay close attention to vehicles around you that could be in your blind spot. Note that traffic patterns can change rapidly, and drivers should always follow signs and direction from flaggers. www.fmcsa.dot.gov/ourroads/tips-traveling-safely-work-zones #WorkZoneSafety #NWZAW #OurRoads

The IH 41 / WIS 441 Interchange Ramps project in Appleton, Wisconsin was recently honored with a 2018 WisDOT Outstanding Highway Construction Award for Excellence in Large Structures. KL Engineering provided construction oversight as support staff to WisDOT. The project constructed the new USH 10 East ramp to IH 41 North and the IH 41

Narrow lanes, sudden stops & traffic pattern shifts present challenges for CMVs in work zones. Rear-end crashes in these areas are common. Never cut off a truck or bus. Always maintain space between your vehicle & the one in front of you. www.fmcsa.dot.gov/ourroads/tips-traveling-safely-work-zones #NWZAW #OurRoads

Stay safe in construction work zones by following these tips… Reduced speeds and sudden stops are common in work zones. Be sure to slow down and avoid distractions. Don’t allow anything to take your concentration away from the road. www.fmcsa.dot.gov/ourroads/tips-traveling-safely-work-zones #NWZAW #OurRoads

Check out this Madison.com article about how KL Engineering is helping the City of Fitchburg redesign and beautify Fish Hatchery Road.

Our KL crew is at the Minnesota Transportation Conference March 13th and 14th. Chris Ehlert, Ryan Schanhofer, Dan Ryan, and Jon Blomquist are staffing our booth. Dan Ryan is also leading a session on Mega Projects – A Wild Ride! on Thursday the 14th at 3:15. Thanks for representing us!​ #MNTC2019

KL Engineering was awarded the 2019 WisDOT Excellence in Highway Design Award for Best Structure by a Consultant at the 2019 ACEC Transportation Improvement Conference. The I-39/90 Rock River Bridge Project replaced the northbound and southbound I-39/90 bridges over the Rock River to meet current standards, while maintaining two lanes of traffic per direction on

KL Engineering’s Brian Veit presented at the 2019 Wisconsin Transportation Improvement Conference, held in Baraboo, WI. His session was entitled ‘Civil 3D Beyond the Designer’. He discussed the evolution of design software and Civil 3D’s capabilities and limitations. Participants gained a better understanding of Civil 3D workflows and how to use reviewer tools to reduce

KL Engineering’s Brad Domasky, Josh Wilber, and Scott Cramer visited Madison College’s Civil Engineering Technology Program to share insight on jobs in our field. The presentation was part of the Career Development class, led by Devon Vanden Heuvel. It was an enjoyable and memorable day for all involved. Thank you Devon and Madison College for