CTH D Buffalo Lake Causeway Reconstruction Project has been honored with an APWA Project of the Year award in the Transportation Category for projects Less than $5 Million. The projects KL Engineering executes are often a symphony of environmental stewardship, cost effective decision making, and creative problem solving. However, this composition would be incomplete without including
Jim Hanson joined the KL Family this week! He will be working with our Traffic Services team in our Madison office. Jim brings 43 years of traffic engineering and transportation planning experience, with an extensive background supporting transportation projects throughout Wisconsin. His experience includes traffic operations and safety studies, traffic signal design and timing, intersection
Natalia Flores came to us with experience in construction and was eager to see other aspects of engineering. As an intern this summer, she gained hands-on experience with industry-leading software like Civil 3D in her work on large scale projects. “I gained more confidence in my technical skills and understanding of roadway design. Andy [Simon]
Some interns spend the summer with us, while others may begin their time with us sooner than that. Abby de Boer has been working with us since early this year as an intern, and jumped right into our culture. Her dedication and curiosity were an asset throughout her time with us. When we asked her
KL Engineering gained another EIT! Angela Meiners has taken a step toward becoming a Professional Engineer by earning her Engineer in Training credentials. Please join us in congratulating her! Angela is a recent UW – Platteville graduate who started working with us in July. She is an Traffic Engineer on our Infrastructure Services team and
Lila Hadfield has been working with us for the last few months as a design intern. It’s been rewarding to watch her develop new skills while working alongside our team. When we asked her what stood out most to her during her time at KL, Lila shared: “I loved learning how the design process works
Great challenges often require bold and creative thinking, and the CTH D Buffalo Lake Causeway Reconstruction Project is a strong example of that mindset in action. Faced with unstable soils and limited budget options, the team evaluated multiple solutions in collaboration with geotechnical specialists from American Engineering Testing, Inc. (AET). Ultimately, discussions led to an
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Earning an EIT is a meaningful step toward becoming a Professional Engineer (PE), and Caleigh Cleary just took that step! Caleigh started with us in June, and works in our Pewaukee office as a Design Engineer. She recently graduated from UW-Green Bay and has hit the ground running in her career with us so far.
It’s always hard to say goodbye to our interns, but the time has come to start telling them farewell! Noah Arndt has been making valuable connections this summer. We are thankful for his curiosity and his hard work! Here’s what he wanted to share about his experience with us: “I’ve been incredibly grateful for the
There is a very exciting project going on at Olbrich Botanical Gardens in Madison and KL Engineering is part of the design team. The gardens have entered phase C of the “Olbrich Comprehensive Master Plan.” The plan seeks to update the park in ways that best serve the community and the land. KL’s Samantha Herheim
Nothing beats the summer heat like ice cream! After a few weeks of friendly competition, deliberation, and voting, Mint Chocolate Chip came out on top as the winning flavor in our office bracket. A classic choice! The team celebrated with an ice cream social to enjoy the winning flavor. At KL Engineering, we always find
Braden Nies has passed the Professional Engineering (PE) exam! Braden has been a valued member of our Infrastructure Services team in our Green Bay office since 2022 and currently serves as an Engineer IV. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Platteville in 2022 and is one step closer