Flatiron’s community involvement

More than 100 engineering students from nine Bay Area colleges and universities toured the Anderson Dam Tunnel Project.

Flatiron welcomes taking on hard work in the name of bettering the communities we serve – even if that recently meant pulling a 100,000-pound airliner. Go behind the scenes with Team Flatiron at the 2023 Special Olympics Colorado Plane Pull at Denver International Airport.

Flatiron Central Division Scheduling Manager Rodney McCoy is still beaming about his experience at the ASCE Construction Institute’s 2023 Student Days program (co-sponsored by Flatiron) in Denver this year.

What role do you play in fostering inclusion?    June is Pride Month and here at Flatiron we are committed to building a safe and inclusive work environment.   …

Flatiron construction engineers shared their knowledge at four educational institutions in Northern California during the fall semester.   At the University of California, Berkeley (UCB), construction engineers Nick…

It’s not enough to live where we build and build where we live. We want to create better communities through volunteering.

Our teams are building stronger communities in more ways than one. National Volunteer Month serves as an opportunity to recognize the impact of volunteer service and the…

Work zones are dangerous places for Flatiron employees as well as motorists. In 2010, motor vehicle accidents in work zones resulted in a total of 576 deaths across the country at…