We were excited to be part of the Mt. Horeb Career Fair last week. We have been lucky to work with Mt. Horeb in the past, through the Dane County Schools Consortium’s Wisconsin Youth Apprenticeship Program. Thanks to Taylor Hopkins for representing KL and connecting with some future engineers!
Congratulations to Jason Voelker on passing the Professional Engineer (PE) exam! Jason started at KL in the summer of 2023 in our Madison office. Once he has a total of 4 years of experience, Jason can file for his PE license and officially use his credentials. We celebrate this accomplishment and thank you, Jason, for
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Your values and your job shouldn’t contradict one another. The goals for each Parks, Trails, and Recreation project we are part of at KL Engineering are a combination of what is best for bicyclists, folks with disabilities, pedestrians, and the environment. When Parks, Trails, and Recreation team member Brian St. Vincent was asked what the
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October 10th is World Mental Health Day. Since 1992, this day has been an opportunity to highlight the importance of mental health with the overall goal to not only bring awareness to these issues, but also to bring people together to make a lasting change through connection. This year’s theme from the World Federation for
KL Engineering is on the lookout for passionate and talented engineers to join our growing team in our Madison, Green Bay, Menomonie, and Germantown offices! We pride ourselves on our unique culture that nurtures growth, innovation, and fulfillment. The successful candidate will seek to be part of a team of professionals who are invested and
Members of the KL design team went out to see a recently completed project: the site design of Everlight Solar in Verona. Bill Biesmann led the team to show how our designs look when finished. “This was a learning experience for the engineers to review actual site conditions and grading,” Bill said. The team made
Our construction and design team are always learning and building on their experiences, and our recent work on Waucheeta Trail is no exception. We were happy to assist Dane County Parks with this trail project. The project started in the early summer months, with a similar boardwalk style we’ve worked with in the past. Engineers
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How an area is lit can make a community feel welcoming and warm. Recently, KL’s Jake Joyal and Tony Steinert were involved in a project on the commercialized segment of Becher Street in West Allis. The project installed new decorative street lighting, with additional string lighting supported by the poles. The result is a magical,
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The Jefferson Interurban Trail project is a 5-mile trail that will connect Watertown to Oconomowoc, following the historic former Interurban Rail Line. KL Engineering was thrilled to assist Jefferson County on the second phase of a transformative trail project, as well as continuing work on the trail this summer. In the current phase and beyond,
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It is always a pleasure to collaborate with our community partners, but especially when we get to modernize their electrical technology. We have recently been involved in electrical design for both the Main St and Vine St parking lot reconstruction projects in The City of West Bend. Each installation included electrical infrastructure for two EV pedestals
Our offices will be closed on Thursday, 7/4 in observance of Independence Day. We hope you enjoy the holiday with your family and friends.
Thursday of last week Brianna Demotto from the American Heart Association was in the Madison office to conduct a few CPR demos and spread the word about the AHA Heart Walk happening this fall. Empowering folks with the skill of hands only CPR is an important goal. “70% of out of hospital cardiac arrests happen