Articles Tagged with ''Bechtel''

U.S. Energy Dept. and contractor Bechtel National officially start up giant waste processing plant on Oct. 15 to meet consent decree deadline, after design and construction investment of more than 20 years and $30 billion.

Contractor says workers who died lacked proper training and failed to tie off, but Bechtel also failed to mentor new hires.

The contractor offers an unusually detailed account of LNG project incident accident.

“Tackling mental health in construction is not a one-and-done effort,” says Bechtel's Brendan Bechtel.

The small outdoor layout robot, called CivDot, allows for automated layout of survey points with a high degree of precision.

What caused the work platform to give way beneath the workers?

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The recent triple fatality at a Bechtel LNG construction project in Port Arthur, Texas, prompted heartfelt comments from firm President and Chief Operating Officer Craig Albert.

Bechtel has been hired to provide design, engineering and construction for the final three phases of the $2.5-billion, 1.6-GW Mammoth Solar facility in Indiana. 

The contractor has partially resumed work at the estimated $13B Texas export terminal project as multiple probes, including its own, continue.