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11 Jul 2023
Join Jim D’Aloisio's webinar next Tuesday - “Structural Building Condition Reviews: Beyond Distress.” This 75-minute talk addresses "What is the appropriate level of investigation when conducting a structural building condition review?" Register here: conta.cc/3PXgLwe
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5 Jun 2023
Natalya Medvedev, an engineering designer and KHH employee for just over 30 years, has officially retired. A celebration of her long-spanning career was held to commemorate her retirement and the end of her illustrious professional journey.
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16 May 2023
The Lily Pond Restoration project is well underway and we are excited for the public to see the progress that has been made! Phil Bean of Olmstead City of Greater Utica and Alan Greer of KHH are pictured here next to the project's informational sign, donated by A&P Master Images.
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15 May 2023
KHH is growing and hiring for the following positions: Structural Engineer and Entry-Level Civil Engineer. Visit our website at khhpc.com/contact/careers for full job descriptions.
#hiring #engineer #civilengineer #structuralengineer #syracuse
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21 Mar 2023
On Tuesday, March 28th Jim D’Aloisio will be presenting the webinar “Structural Forensic Engineering Case Studies.”
To learn more about the agenda and to register click here:
halfmoonseminars.org/product…
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17 Feb 2023
Jim D’Aloisio of KHH and Jodi Smits Anderson of EYP/Page Architecture and Engineering will be presenting “Chapter 5 Comes Alive!” at the NYS Green Building Conference on Friday, March 3rd.
Click the link to register for in-person or virtual attendance: conta.cc/3KoJIym
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28 Nov 2022
This Thursday, December 1st, Jim D’Aloisio will be presenting “Crushing the Code NYS: Residential”, a webinar hosted by @UrbanGreen. It is a full-day course eligible for Continuing Education credits. To register click here: conta.cc/3ENq6jn
18 Nov 2022
We hope people are careful as they navigate the expected heavy accumulation of snow coming to NY this weekend. Our staff has the experience to help assess building conditions in this kind of weather. If you have concerns with your building, you can call us at 315-446-9201.