On this World Mental Health Day, we reaffirm our commitment to fostering a culture of care and compassion for our employees. When someone is struggling with their mental health, asking for help can feel impossible. Folks might feel defeated, like they wouldn’t be heard. An inner battle like this can impact someone in their personal […]
Zach Harris, who has been working for KL full time since January of this year, has passed his PE exam! He is a design engineer on our Infrastructure Services team and has worked on multiple projects already in his career. He loves the challenge and complexity of engineering projects and finds it satisfying to find
KL Engineering team members Ella Imhoff and Matt Regnier visited UW-Platteville to speak with the Civil Engineering 4550 class this week. They shared insights from recent KL projects and offered practical advice on preparing for job interviews in the engineering field. “It was so nice to be back on campus, talking to students who are
Our KL Engineering volleyball team had a blast this season! From sunny evenings to great rallies, it was the perfect way to unwind after work and enjoy the summer weather. As Natalie Topel shared: “We saw awesome growth from every player. It was a fun and energizing way to connect outside the office!” Summer may
This week is Construction Appreciation Week! Our construction teams are working day and night throughout peak construction season to execute excellence at every opportunity. This requires collaboration, trust, and flexibility. Jesse Schreiner, one of our Senior Project Leaders for Construction Services, says this summer has been a true testament to what our teams can do.
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In honor of National Roundabout Week, we asked Matt Regnier to share his insights as one of KL’s experts on roundabout design. With years of experience and a passion for practical, people-focused solutions, Matt highlights why mini and compact roundabouts are gaining traction across Wisconsin. Read his article, “Small but Mighty: Why Mini and Compact
This Construction Appreciation Week, we asked Travis Brush what being part of the KL construction team means to him. He shared, “Being part of the KL construction team means caring about and supporting one another, both professionally and personally.” This genuine care and connection is important to the success of team. Travis also added, “We
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KL Engineering is proud to celebrate the innovative design and safety benefits of roundabouts—and the talented team behind them. We have three WisDOT Qualified Roundabout Designers: Mike Scarmon and Matt Regnier, both Level 3, and Brad Domasky, Level 1. Their expertise helps make intersections safer and more efficient across Wisconsin. Roundabouts can reduce injury crashes
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The third week of September is National Construction Appreciation Week. Throughout the year, KL Engineering’s construction teams work throughout Wisconsin and across state lines, providing A Better Experience for our clients. One of the projects we are involved in, 8.4 miles of Interstate 94 between the U.S. 53 interchange and Mallard Road, has reached its
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This summer’s intern cohort at KL Engineering gained hands-on experience across many aspects of engineering. These real-world opportunities will stay with them as they continue their education and begin their careers in the months and years ahead. Griffin Johnson joined us with prior internship experience and used this summer to build on that foundation and
As our summer internship program wraps up, we’re proud to reflect on the hands-on experience our interns gain from day one. Whether it’s supervising field crews or diving into the technical details of a project, our interns are immersed in real-world engineering work that builds both skill and confidence. Ryan Wheeler gained experience working with
“As an Electrical Engineering major, I had very little knowledge about civil engineering when I first started my internship at KL Engineering,” shared Tanner Braatz, reflecting on his experience this summer. At KL Engineering, we believe it’s important for future engineers to explore the full spectrum of civil engineering. Tanner embraced this opportunity with enthusiasm