Articles Tagged with ''women in AEC''

The president of Nathan Kimmel sits on fire roundtable in her local greater Los Angeles community, discussing codes and building materials.

There are many advantages for women working in the construction industry.

The National Institute of Building Sciences, National Building Museum, and International Code Council have made the decision to postpone Elevate 2025.

Elevate 2025 will convene industry leaders and policymakers to explore the true scope of the issue and introduce solutions to support the country’s security and growth.

Each year, these awards celebrate innovators that have made significant contributions in advancing the built environment. 

The eighth annual Lehigh Valley Let’s Build Construction Camp for Girls was held this summer in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. ATAS has been a supporter of this camp from the beginning, with monetary and material donations, along with several employees who helped in the planning and execution of the camp.

The Department of Labor announced the award of $6 million in funding to help recruit, train and retain more women in quality pre-apprenticeship and Registered Apprenticeship programs, as well as nontraditional occupations.

The New York chapter of Professional Women in Construction, a nonprofit organization that supports career-minded women and works to promote diversity within the architecture, engineering, construction and related industries, held its annual Salute to Women of Achievement on Sept. 18, recognizing professionals at the highest levels of the AEC industry.