CSM Group hires three new employees
CSM Group recently welcomed these new employees: Jacob Boyd, project engineer; Maloree Brugel, project engineer; and Chris Watts, project manager.
Boyd comes to CSM Group with a Bachelor of Science in Architecture and Construction Management from Lawrence Technological University, and previously worked for CSM as an intern on the Gift of Life project in Ann Arbor. As a project engineer, he will continue to provide management support on this project and will receive, review, and distribute submittals, shop drawings, and keep accurate and updated construction documents.
Brugel, who has a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management from Ferris State University, will be working in CSM’s Healthcare market segment. She will work on the Kalamazoo Valley Community College Health Focused Campus in downtown Kalamazoo, where she will provide assistance and support to the project managers and project coordinators.
Watts comes to CSM with 12 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry, and will assist in supporting and strengthening CSM’s Advanced Technologies market segment. Recently, he worked as a project/manufacturing engineer at JB Laboratories/Perrigo Company in Holland.
Source: Sarah Lettow, CMS Â
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