NEW YORK, N.Y. — Paul Haining was recently named Skanska’s chief environmental, health and safety officer, filling the role held by Hendrik van Brenk, who is retiring after more than eight years with the company and 30 years in the industry. Additionally, Clark Peterson is being promoted into Haining's former role as Skanska USA Civil vice president for EHS. As chief EHS officer, Haining will be responsible for leading the company's national safety and environmental programs including strategic planning and upholding Skanska's Injury-Free Environment. He will serve on the leadership teams for Skanska USA Inc., Skanska USA Building and Skanska … Read more

Knutson Construction recently hired Ray Staus to join the firm as superintendent. Staus previously worked for Knutson as a carpenter foreman from 1991-1998. He has spent the past 17 years as a superintendent for Kraus Anderson building medical, federal, residential and parking facilities, including the Humphrey Terminal parking facility. As a superintendent for Knutson, Ray will be working on the Mother Bay Mercy project in Coon Rapids, Minnesota. “We are excited to have Ray back with Knutson and know that he will be a great asset to the team,” stated Dave Bastyr, executive vice president of Minnesota operations.

ATLANTA, Ga. — JE Dunn Construction brings on two construction veterans as new superintendents—Aaron Wright and Ken Cornell. Aaron Wright was brought on board as a senior superintendent. In this role, Wright provides leadership for all field-related activities on projects to which he is assigned.His construction career spans nearly three decades and includes experience with a broad array of projects from laboratories, office buildings and museums, to airports, data centers and wastewater treatment facilities. Wright has also served as foreman, area superintendent and project superintendent. Ken Cornell was recently hired as a general superintendent overseeing all field aspects on assigned … Read more