Skip to main navigation Main Navigation We place a high value on collaboration and teamwork with colleagues who put the team’s success before their own and strive to excel for the greater good. Listening, thinking, and innovating are key to how we operate. What’s it like to work with us? Hear what some of our employees and clients have to say: I really enjoy Schnabel’s size. We’re big enough that we have industry experts who do interesting work, and small enough that you’re treated like a person and invested in as a person. COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Giving back to the communities we live and work in is important at Schnabel. It not only contributes to the public good by making the world a better place for all of us, it also helps establish friendships, improve skills, and raise social awareness. That’s why we coordinate our community service efforts company-wide to kindle unity and cooperation among staff in each office through service to area neighborhoods. We engage employees in efforts they’re passionate about and build camaraderie through socializing and fun! We recognize the incredible impact our employees are making and share it with our colleagues, clients, and the world at large. We look forward to increasing our donations and positively impacting our communities across the country. HEALTH AND SAFETY Safety awareness and participation is critical to keeping our team and collaborators safe. We revere the health, safety, and happiness of our employees, contractors, clients, and the general public alike. As such, we consider the practice of safety to be an integral expression of our core value of accountability. Our team is fully dedicated to meeting and exceeding regulations from federal, state, and local agencies. Over the last decade we’ve implemented fundamentals like formalizing our safety process, gaining leadership and management buy-in, conducting routine auditing, and establishing a robust training program. Working closely with clients and their programs has increased our efficiency and continues to inspire best practices as we share ideas with and learn lessons from our colleagues in the industry. We continually assess and improve our safety-first program, which includes the following aspects: Full-time environmental, health, and safety (EHS) professional on staff A thorough and robust safety training program Comprehensive personal protective equipment (PPE) program Stop Work Authority Site-specific health and safety plans Exposure assessments such as Activity Hazard Analysis (AHA) and Job Safety Analysis (JSA) Daily task huddles to align teams on standards and responsibilities Frequent “look aheads” to plan out intricate site work Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER); medical surveillance and respirator program ISNetworld member in good standing Avetta member in good standing NEWS & INSIGHTS Events ACCG Reconnect Conference November 12, 2021 Jennifer Gaines and Will Freeman are attending the ACCG Reconnect Conference on November 12-15 in Savannah, Georgia! News USSD Board Members Visit Chimney Hollow Dam Construction Site November 12, 2021 USSD Board Members visit Chimney Hollow Dam Construction Site Events Associated Pennsylvania Constructors (APC) Fall Seminar November 12, 2021 Jeremy Brown, Phil Shull, and Mike Roscoe are attending the Associated Pennsylvania Constructors (APC) Fall Seminar on November 17-19 in Hershey, PA. SEE MORE Markets Government Power and Energy Transportation Water Commercial Cultural Industrial Institutional Services Dam and Levee Geoprofessional Structures and Facilities Tunnel and Underground Water Supply, Conveyance, and Distribution Construction Phase Services Environmental Risk Portfolio About Careers Privacy Terms of Use Contact © Copyright 2021. Schnabel Engineering, Inc. All Rights Reserved. | All engineering services in the following states are performed by Schnabel’s respective affiliated entity: Michigan: Schnabel Engineering of Michigan, Inc.; New York/Connecticut: Schnabel Engineering of New York; North Carolina: Schnabel Engineering South, P.C.