What separates a group of talented people from a genuinely high-performing team? According to USE CEO Tyler Nottberg, it comes down to one thing: curiosity. In his latest article, Tyler explores how overcoming ego — what he calls the barrier of Self — is the catalyst for the learning mindset that drives great teams. When individuals get more interested in others than in proving themselves, something powerful happens. The barrier is the Self. The solution is curiosity. Full story in the comments below.
About us
“U.S. Engineering” is a generic term representing U.S. Engineering Holdings and/or its various subsidiaries. While the built environment is the common thread, each company separately provides unique solutions, including mechanical construction, offsite manufacturing, facility service and maintenance, system commissioning, and sustainability solutions. Each company serves a variety of industries, including healthcare, data centers, commercial buildings, educational institutions and industrial facilities. For more detail on our separate subsidiary companies, or for more information about our organization in general, please see our website, linked below. CO #MP.00600513 CO #PC.0003986
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http://www.usengineering.com
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- Industry
- Construction
- Company size
- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Kansas City, Missouri
- Type
- Privately Held
- Specialties
- Mechanical Construction and Service, Systems Start-Up and Commissioning, Design-Build, Design-Assist, BIM, LEED, Prefabrication, and Energy Solutions
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3433 Roanoke Road
Kansas City, Missouri 64111, US
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1100 W. 120th Ave, Suite 900
Westminster, Colorado 80234, US
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Preconstruction, piping, plumbing, and sheet metal, all under one scope. That’s 4,519 linear feet of plumbing systems, 18,422 linear feet of mechanical piping, and 44,169 linear feet of sheet metal work. Big thank you to our project and field teams for the precision, expertise, and craftsmanship that went into the Jackson County Detention Center.
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The building is the first design input. Load tables, framing plans, and roof type shape what a mechanical system can do before a single duct is sized. In his article, Andy Casseday, Executive Project Manager at U.S. Engineering Construction, explains how understanding structure early helps keep conflict out of the field. Link to the full story in the comments below.
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Thank you to our Operations and Field Team Members for giving our Rocky Mountain region interns a tour of Rocky Vista High School in Commerce City, Colorado. The school will be a multi-story facility built for up to 1,500 students, with an auditorium, dual gyms, and CTE workshops. Below grade, our Field Team is implementing a crawlspace drainage system. Above, a hydronic heating and DX cooling systems will condition the air. Our internship program puts interns in front of the work, seeing firsthand how mechanical systems come together across industries.
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Technical skill gets a technician through the door. Trust is what brings the customer back. In his article, Dakota Nixon, Service Tech at U.S. Engineering Service shares how mentorship and people development shape technicians who build lasting customer relationships, not just ones who complete the job. Link to full story in the comments.
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When Team Members believe safety is a shared responsibility and look out for one another, the work reflects it. This National Safety Month, we want to thank Seth Preston, CSP, Safety Manager with USE Construction, for the relationships he builds between field and office and the safety culture he helps create.
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Our internship program has been nominated for Yello and WayUp’s Top 100 Internship Programs list. This recognition helps put U.S. Engineering on the map for students and early-career talent across the country. If you’d like to support our efforts to attract the next generation of industry talent, you can cast a vote by clicking the link in the comments below. Thank you to our internship team and Team Member mentors who invest in making this program a success! Voting link: https://lnkd.in/gXQ6dQUH
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Thank you to our sponsors, volunteers, partners, golfers, and Team Members who made the 10th Annual U.S. Engineering Rocky Mountain Region Golf Tournament a success. Together, we raised more than $100,000 for High Plains Honor Flight, helping provide veterans with transportation to Washington, D.C., to visit the memorials built in their honor. We’re grateful to everyone who contributed their time, support, and generosity to help make a lasting impact for those who have served our country. Link to an article about the tournament in the comments.