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H2M architects + engineers' Chief Human Resource Officer, Liz Uzzo, SHRM-SCP, SPHR was recently featured in Newsday Media Group's People on the Move section for her promotion to Executive Vice President at the firm. See the spotlight here: https://lnkd.in/dFmTgNw #H2M #career #promotion # #humanresources #congratulations
Come work with us! We are hiring a Project Surveyor in our Land Surveying Department. For more information about this job, go to: https://lnkd.in/d7Y3Dc3 Contact: Preetha Sasikumar at psasikumar@h2m.com #hiring #careers #joinourteam #work #surveying #surveyor #landsurveying
H2M architects + engineers is proud of our project and staff level employees, who use their technical expertise and creativity to plan, design, construct, and administer projects for the built environment that help transform our communities. As they gain experience and increased understanding of their disciplines, these individuals are taking on more project ownership and additional responsibilities and these promotions reflect H2M's appreciation for their hard work. Congratulations to our project and staff level employees on their new roles!
Senior staff at H2M architects + engineers provide critical project oversight, leading internal technical teams, overseeing multi-disciplinary design coordination, and working closely with clients and other project stakeholders to ensure high quality and timely project execution. They lead by example, representing H2M standards both in the field and internally, seeing projects through their full lifecycle to successful completion. Congratulations to all of our new Discipline and Senior Project Staff on their promotions! #H2M #careers #architects #engineers #congratulations
We are proud to announce the promotion of Liz Uzzo from Senior Vice President to Executive Vice President. This promotion comes as a result to H2M remaining committed to recognizing employee’s hard work and dedication to the company. To become an Executive Vice President at H2M, the Board of Directors needs to see evidence of outstanding performance, going above and beyond in responsibilities, and making a significant contribution to H2M’s success while in the role of Senior Vice President. In the past nearly two years, H2M has faced the challenge of the COVID-19 pandemic head on and have made it through with relatively little disruption to employee’s daily work lives. This would not have been possible without the work of their Chief Human Resources Officer, Liz Uzzo. “Liz has shown tremendous dedication to the success of H2M as she has taken on the role of what I like to call our ‘COVID-19 Czar’ all while continuing to lead our Human Resources Department in their efforts,” says H2M’s CEO and President Richard Humann, P.E. “This is a tremendous accomplishment and so well-earned.”
At H2M architects + engineers, we strive to recognize hard work, and reward those who truly embody our Mission, Vision, and Values; promotions are one way we do so. As, H2M continues to expand and thrive because of our employees' commitment to the work that we do, this list is sure to grow exponentially! Today, we are proud to announce our new Deputy Market Directors: Debbie Mattina: Deputy Market Director for Insurance Patrick Stone, AIA, LEED AP: Deputy Market Director for Emergency Services Joseph Todaro, PE, LEED AP BD+C: Deputy Market Director for Water/Wastewater Congratulations to Debra, Patrick, and Joseph! More announcements to follow! #architects #engineers #careers #advancement #congratulations
We end our week on Winter Perils with advice to the snowbirds leaving properties unattended during the winter months. Whether it is pipe freezes, snow loads, or ice damming, these perils must be considered when temperatures drop—especially when leaving a property unattended for an extended period of time. Winterizing a home to prevent damage is crucial to claim coverage. If preventative methods are not utilized, homes could be impacted by unattended water damages, and this can lead to mold issues. H2M architects + engineers would like to remind everyone to be prepared for winter weather by keeping these common perils in mind and remain safe and cautious this season. For more information, you can contact: Chris Casaleggio, AIC, AINS Assistant Department Manager - Forensics, Cause & Origin E-Mail: ccasaleggio@h2m.com Phone: 732.414.2661 x2231 #H2M #winterizing #winterperil
Don’t let the winter weather stump you when determining the cause and origin of a claim. When a Nor-Easter Blizzard pounds the area, it is important to be mindful of quickly forming heavy snow loads. When it comes to heavy snow loads on a structure, a bowed wall or partial roof collapse is usually the damage claimed. It is imperative to determine the exact cause of the damage quickly and accurately, whether it is a heavy load from the roof, recent impact, or historical damage to the underlying framing members. For more information, you can contact: Debbie Mattina Assistant Vice President Department Manager | Forensics / Industrial Hygiene E-Mail: dmattina@h2m.com Phone: 631.392.5223 #H2M #winterperil #snowloads
Let’s talk about Ice Damming claims! When evaluating such a claim, we all know to look for a possible point of water infiltration, but did you know that ice damming can also occur because of faulty construction? An improperly pitched gutter, inadequately flashed roof, or poorly ventilated attic can also allow for water to infiltrate the dwelling causing damage. Concluding whether the damage was caused by a sudden event or if preexisting conditions allowed for the damming to occur is a vital, and often complex, part of the claims process. For more information, you can contact: Chris Casaleggio, AIC, AINS Assistant Department Manager - Forensics, Cause & Origin E-Mail: ccasaleggio@h2m.com Phone: 732.414.2661 x2231 #H2M #icedamming
This week, as winter ramps up, H2M architects + engineers will feature the many Winter Perils that plague the Insurance Industry and their clients. Today, we feature Pipe Freezes. Extremely cold weather presents a high risk of pipe freeze-ups. While many insurance companies cover this type of damage, policies state that the insured must demonstrate that measures were taken to prevent the freeze-ups. Although it may not always be simple, it is possible to determine what, if any, steps were taken to prevent freezing and provide an accurate cause and origin analysis. For more information, you can contact: Debbie Mattina Assistant Vice President Department Manager | Forensics / Industrial Hygiene E-Mail: dmattina@h2m.com Phone: 631.392.5223 #insurance #insuranceindustry #winterperil #pipefreezes #architects #engineers
