On May 8, 2014, Topping Out held its Sponsor Appreciation Event at HKS’s new offices. RLG’s Mark Bartlett was at the event and will once again be a co-chair the Topping Out Awards that will be held on October 28, 2014. Joining Mark as co-chairs will be Doug Thompson from Construction Advisory Specialists, Marsh Getto-Aikens […]
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RLG Mentors Future Engineer
Colin Smitham from Richardson’s Lake Highlands High School interned with RLG during his fall semester. Colin is interested in becoming an engineer and RLG’s engineers and technicians have showed him just what that entails. Colin spent time working with both the Civil and Structural departments and found the experience enlightening. RLG Structural Project Engineer Eli […]
RLG Sponsors SMU Senior Project
RLG once again is sponsoring a group of SMU engineering students for their senior design project. SMU students Mary Ellen Kerr, Reyna Hurtado and Alejandro Garza meet weekly with RLG’s David Bechtel to go over their design of a six-story, concrete hospital tower. For their final project, they will turn in structural calculations, construction documents […]
Brian Wade Named Associate
RLG’s Survey Department Manager, Brian Wade, has been promoted to Associate. Since Brian started with RLG in 2012, the Survey Department has grown by leaps and bounds in no small part because of Brian’s leadership and drive to grow the business. Share Back to News + Blog →
RLG Educates AIA Candidates
On September 10th, 17th and 24, Mark Bartlett and David Bechtel presented a Structural Engineering review for architects studying for the AIA Exam. Mark and David covered topics such as basic Statics, Structural Systems, Lateral Loading, Wood Design, Steel Design and Concrete Design. To pass the Architect Registration Exam (ARE), candidates need to pass multiple […]
RLG Speaks to UTA Engineering Students
On September 11, 2013, Mark Bartlett of RLG spoke with the student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers at the Univeristy of Texas at Arlington. He spoke about careers in the fields of Civil and Structural Engineering. Over 100 students were present at Mark’s presentation. Share Back to News + Blog →
