Miller-Davis adds seven to company’s team
General Contractor and Construction Manager Miller-Davis Co. has recently added seven new employes. They are five new project superintendents and two project engineers.
General Contractor and Construction Manager Miller-Davis Co. has recently added seven new employes. They are five new project superintendents and two project engineers.
The new project superintendents are George Bogard, Mike Hohnstein, Jim Laughren, Chad Mulder, and Kevin Stoll. Jennifer Cooley an Matt Motolko have been hired as project engineers.
George Bogard has 30 years of experience in the construction industry, and is currently assigned to Hartford Public Schools’ High School Remodeling project, part of the district’s 2014 Bond Program.
Mike Hohnstein has more than 30 years of experience in the construction industry. He is now responsible for planning, supervising and monitoring construction activities at the jobsite. Hohnstein earned a bachelor degree in English from Western Michigan University. Hohnstein is currently assigned to the Watervliet Public Schools’ Middle School and High School addition and renovations project, part of the district’s 2014 Bond Program.
Jim Laughren has more than 35 years of experience in the construction industry. He is currently assigned to East Jackson Community Schools’ Secondary School Remodeling project, part of the school district’s 2014 Bond Program.
Chad Mulder has 18 years of experience in the construction industry. Mulder is currently assigned to Mattawan Consolidated Schools’ High School Addition project, part of the 2014 Bond Program.
Kevin Stoll has 15 years of experience in the construction industry and has a bachelor degree in Construction Management from Florida Community College at Jacksonville. He is currently assigned to Mattawan Consolidated Schools’ new Later Elementary School project, part of the 2014 Bond Program.
Jennifer Cooley, Project Engineer, has 15 years of experience in the construction industry. She eared her bachelor degree in Engineering Design from Western Michigan University. She will assist with construction project management and supervision. Cooley is currently assigned to Western Michigan University’s Goldsworth Pond Enhancement project.
Matt Motolko has five years of experience in the construction industry. As project engineer, he will assist with construction project management and supervision. Motolko earned his bachelor degree in Construction Management from Western Illinois University. He is assigned to the University of Notre Dame’s Hesburgh Library Renovation project.
For more than 100 years, Miller-Davis Company has been providing building and construction management services.
Source: Miller-Davis Company
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