South Carolina Chapter Hosts Driven Pile Technical Seminar at The Citadel

Attendees of the Driven Pile Technical Seminar assembled for a group photo in front of The Citadel football stadium on a beautiful March afternoon.

The 10th Driven Pile Technical Seminar, a recurring program from the PDCA South Carolina Chapter, featured an enviable lineup of presenters. The biennial event took place from 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM on March 14, 2024, at The Holliday Alumni Center at The Citadel in Charleston, SC. Attendees traveled from throughout the southeastern U.S. region to continue their education in the driven pile industry, and in applicable cases, earn credit hours. This important professional development opportunity was made possible by generous sponsors.

PDCA South Carolina Chapter Board Member Greg Canivan, PE led the program development for the 2024 event, and served as its emcee. In order of appearance, attendees heard presentations from the following deep foundations professionals:

  • John Ryan, PhD, PE, Assistant Professor at The Citadel - Axial Load Limits for Prestress Concrete Piles
  • David Borger, PE, Director of Engineering at Nucor Skyline - Corrosion of Steel Piles & Staged Construction of Support of Excavation
  • Michael Wysockey, PhD, PE, President of Thatcher Foundations - Driven vs. Drilled Deep Foundations
  • Mohamad Hussein, PE, EVP GRL Engineers, Inc. - Dynamic Pile Testing: Basic Principles, Data Interpretation, and Practical Applications
  • Matt Caskey, PE, Director of Sales and Business Development at DuroTerra - Ductile Iron Piles: Driven Piles for Constrained Access and Low-Vibrations Applications
Thanks to the following sponsors, the Driven Pile Technical Seminar afforded attendees with a full day of quality deep foundations programming, along with breakfast, lunch and snacks. The PDCA South Carolina Chapter thanks the generous supporters of this important event:
  • Cape Romain Contractors
  • Consolidated Pipe & Supply
  • Essve Tech
  • Gerdau
  • International Construction Equipment
  • Junttan
  • Koppers
  • Nucor Skyline
  • Palmetto Pile Driving, Inc.
  • Pile Drivers, Inc.
  • S&ME
  • Soil Consultants, Inc.
Photos of the event presenters and attendees are below:
Greg Canivan

Michael Wysockey

Mohamad Hussein 

David Borger

Matt Caskey

John Ryan

During breakfast, lunch and short breaks in the morning and afternoon, attendees had the opportunity to enhance their industry networks. 
 

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Evening Crawfish Boil in Baton Rouge Kicks Off Gulf Coast Chapter Engineers Conference


Every two years, the PDCA Gulf Coast Chapter presents the Engineers Conference, a day-long event designed to educate the regional pile driving community.  The 2024 PDCA Engineers Conference took place March 14th at L'Auberge Casino Hotel in Baton Rouge. One tradition of this biennial event is an optional Crawfish Boil the evening before the full day of rigorous learning begins promptly at 7:30 AM. Generous sponsors make both events happen.

The 2024 Crawfish Boil was held at Pointe Marie in Baton Rouge on March 13th, thanks to the following sponsors:
  • Consolidated Pipe & Supply Company, Inc.
  • Thompson Engineering
  • Meever USA Piling Products (Beverage Sponsor)
  • Service Steel Warehouse (Beverage Sponsor)
See who was SPOTTED at Pointe Marie, enjoying a seemingly endless supply of mud bugs, spirits, camaraderie, networking, and picture-perfect spring weather.
 
 

2024 PDCA Engineers Conference



The agenda for the 2024 PDCA Engineers Conference included presentations from the following individuals:
  • Jerry Outlaw of Aradaman & Associates (introductory and closing remarks)
  • Barker Dirmann of ACEC of Louisiana - Legislative Impacts on Your Business
  • Marty Hall of Yellow Creek Coating Services - Steel Coatings and Applications to Steel Piles
  • Terry Holman, PhD, PE, of Geosyntec Consultants, Inc. - Working Platforms
  • Oliver Taylor or ECS Limited - Geotechnical Engineering for Driven Piles
  • Brandon Phetteplace of GRL Engineers, Inc. - Pile Load & Integrity Test Methods
  • Jonathan Coco of Quality Engineering & Surveying - Remote Sensing for Improved Pile Driving Operations
  • Bill Rushing of Waldemar S. Nelson & Co., Inc. - Ethics

The PDCA Gulf Coast Chapter's educational program provided attendees with a full day of industry learning, engaging and knowledgeable presenters, and credits for completed courses, thanks to the following sponsors:
  • JD Fields & Company - Gold Sponsor
  • Keller - Silver Sponsor
  • Nucor Skyline - Silver Sponsor
  • DeSoto Treated Materials, Inc. - Bronze Sponsor
  • Sealevel Construction - Bronze Sponsor
  • GRL Engineers, Inc. - Bronze Sponsor
  • GROUP - Bronze Sponsor
  • Lodge Lumber - Bronze Sponsor
  • ECS Limited - Bronze Sponsor
  • Mississippi River Equipment Co., Inc. - Bronze Sponsor
 

The 2024 PDCA Engineers Conference was organized by the following committee volunteers
  • Lisa Smith of ECS Limited
  • Jerry Outlaw of Ardaman & Associates
  • Scott Williams of Keller NA
  • Sean Spatz of International Construction Equipment
  • Dylan AndrĂ© of Patriot Construction and Industrial, LLC
  • Kirt Jackson of Cajun Industries, LLC
  • Kathy Harper from the PDCA offices
Check back for announcements on upcoming PDCA Gulf Coast Chapter events.



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Northeast Chapter Presents the 2024 Professional Development Course


On March 6, 2024, the PDCA Northeast Chapter hosted the annual Professional Development Course at the offices of event sponsor, George Harms Construction Company in Howell, NJ

Presenters included Silas Nichols, PE, Principal Geotechnical Engineer, DOT | FHWA who covered Considerations for Pile Selection, Common Pile Types, Basic Driving Equipment, Driven Pile Design, and Framework for Acceptance. Also, Alex Ryberg, PE, Senior Engineer, GRL Engineers, gave expert perspective on wave equation analysis on sheet / king / combi wall piles with vibratory and impact hammers. And a trio from Nucor SkylineKurt Levins, PE, Reddy Vanari, and Denis Ambio presented support of excavation (SOE) for driven piles, piling products, geo products, and design.


The educational event was free to all paid PDCA Northeast Chapter members and included Continental Breakfast, Lunch, and Refreshments. Attendees who completed the courses earned Professional Development Hours (PDH).

To conclude the day of learning, PDCA member Clydesdale Steel hosted a free meet & greet at a nearby venue to give attendees an opportunity for industry networking.

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New President, New Year, New Concept for SC Chapter Quarterly Meeting


With the exception of its founding, organizational meeting in 2003 at the long-gone, T-Bonz Steakhouse in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, the PDCA South Carolina Chapter has regularly met each quarter (with the exception of the COVID year), at the Town and Country Inn & Suites hotel on Charleston's Savannah Highway, until now. The first 2024 Quarterly Dinner Meeting of the Chapter had been scheduled to take place the evening of February 8th at the standard venue, however, just hours before members were to gather for networking, Chapter business, and a program from Adam Jarrett of Assured Partners, a complication materialized with the reservation at Town and Country.

Expecting to preside over his first, formal meeting as Chapter President, Kent Parker acted swiftly, and within 30 minutes of learning about the scheduling snafu, he had arranged an entirely new venue and concept for the attendees, several of whom traveled from out of town for the event. And with an assist from Jason Moore, a past Chapter president and current board member who utilized all available communications tools to help spread the word about the last-minute meeting change, Pres. Parker convened members promptly at 6:00 PM for a Chapter happy hour at the nearby Freehouse Brewery. There, they enjoyed an evening of networking, beer, pizza, and even some competitive bar trivia. 

Among the attendees was Harry Robbins, the now-retired pile driving veteran from South Carolina's Lowcountry, who is also responsible for founding the Chapter 21 years ago. As a testament to Parker's lightning-fast improvisation and recovery of the scheduled event, Robbins complimented the change in venue and concept and eagerly engaged in opportunity to reconnect with old friends and develop new ones.


Though it wasn't the original plan, PDCA members and attendees of the South Carolina Chapter Happy Hour appreciated the opportunity to visit with friends and industry colleagues in the casual, welcoming environment. The Chapter leadership thanks event sponsors: Koppers, Nucor Skyline, Jinnings Equipment, Gerdau, Junttan USA, Palmetto Pile Driving, Inc. ICE - International Construction Equipment, Van-Smith Concrete, and Beacon Transportation, for making Chapter events possible.

The next event for the PDCA of South Carolina happens in March when it presents the biennial Driven Pile Technical Seminar. The one-day educational program features several technical presentations from deep foundations professionals, and it offers PDH credit. There is still time to register for this popular and enriching event which takes place March 14th at the Holliday Alumni Center at The Citadel. For more information and registration details, CLICK HERE.

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Annual Oyster Roast in South Carolina Brings Big Crowd, Industry Enthusiasm


As it has 17 years prior, the pile driving industry ventured to Charleston to attend the 18th Annual Oyster Roast. The social celebration took place on the grounds of Palmetto Pile Driving, Inc., Friday evening, January 19th. The 2024 version brought a large crowd that enjoyed FREE oysters, pulled pork, hot dogs, chili, and beverages, all thanks to the following PDCA members who generously sponsored the event:

Koppers, Terracon, Essve Tech, Meever USA, ESP Associates, NUCOR Skyline, Pile Drivers, Inc., Soil Consultants, Mammoth Carbon, Russell Marine, LLC, Palmetto Pile Driving, Inc., AMERICAN SpiralWeld Pipe, SJ Hamill Construction Corp., 
Consolidated Pipe and Supply, Equipment Corporation of America (ECA), 
International Construction Equipment (ICE),
Cape Romain Contractors, Junttan USA Inc.Samuel Roll Form Group, Jinnings Equipment LLC, American Piledriving Equipment (APE), Parker Marine Contracting Corp. Other sponsors included: 
Carter Lumber, United Rentals, Wire Products, Inc., Van-Smith Concrete, Beacon Transportation, Insight Group.

See who was SPOTTED at the annual event:










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Registration OPEN for Jan. 19th Oyster Roast, a FREE Family Event in South Carolina


Attendees of the 2023 Oyster Roast included (L-R) Andy West from Triad Metals, Jenny Bass from Essve Tech, and PDCA Executive Director Frank Peters

An annual tradition for the PDCA South Carolina Chapter, the widely attended Oyster Roast is a highlight of the pile driving industry each January. The 18th consecutive event happens on January 19th, from 6-9 PM EST at Palmetto Pile Driving, Inc. at 1875 Pittsburgh Avenue in historic Charleston. In addition to FREE oysters prepared on-site, attendees are also offered pulled pork, hot dogs, chili, s'mores, and beverages thanks to a host of generous sponsors (see below). The event is exclusively networking and social time where friends, colleagues, customers, and families are encouraged to meander throughout the outdoor space where they'll find a large bonfire, shuckin' tables, or other expanse of fresh air, all beneath the ambient lighting of strung bulbs - seemingly a requirement in the South Carolina Lowcountry. Those who prefer inside accommodations in January are welcome in the shop space filled with table seating, sponsor swag, and 'unique' decor, as only a piling installer/producer might offer. The event is made possible by the following sponsors:

Koppers, Terracon, Essve Tech, Meever USA, Carter Lumber, ESP Associates, United Rentals, NUCOR Skyline, Pile Drivers, Inc., Soil Consultants, Mammoth Carbon, Russell Marine, LLC, Wire Products, Inc., Van-Smith Concrete, Beacon Transporation, Palmetto Pile Driving, Inc., AMERICAN SpiralWeld Pipe, SJ Hamill Construction Corp., Consolidated Pipe and Supply, Equipment Corporation of America (ECA), International Construction Equipment (ICE)

Registration for this can't miss, annual event is open, click below to let 'em know you're coming:

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Verble Elected to Lead Texas Chapter in 2024; Continued Growth is on the Agenda


Members of the PDCA Texas Chapter gathered Nov. 16 at Spindletap Brewery in Houston for its last 2023 meeting.

A 2024 golf tournament is a priority for the PDCA Texas Chapter, following the 2023 event that was a sold-out success. Proceeds raised during the September outing enable the Chapter to pursue initiatives that would improve the industry through quality educational opportunities and continue to broaden its reach to ensure Chapter accessibility to regional industry professionals. These were among the items members discussed during their November 16, 2023, meeting at Spindletap Brewery in Houston.



The final Chapter meeting for 2023 also featured the election of a new president and vice president to serve the organization next year. Condon Verble, the founding vice president of the Chapter since its inception in 2022, elected as the new president, succeeding Brandon Bicknell. Mickey Thatcher succeeds Verble as vice president. Secretary Mike Leal and Treasurer Derek Brodnax will continue in their roles until next election as the Chapter bylaws stagger the offices that are voted on each cycle, in order to maintain continuity in leadership.

The PDCA Texas Chapter thanks all members, supporters, sponsors, and attendees' of 2023 events and initiatives. There is significant momentum in the Texas pile driving industry, in part due to the reemergence of the Chapter which began operating in January 2022. The members have proven to be committed and very effective in developing a desirable industry organization that enables all professionals to participate in the shared goal of advancing the driven pile. If you are interested in joining the PDCA Texas Chapter for 2024, you can enroll by clicking the Chapter logo below:

 

2023 leadership (L-R-standing) Brandon Bicknell, Condon Verble, Derek Brodnax, Mike Leal

(L-R) Incoming president Condon Verble talks with Greg Major

Photo Credits: Shiri Foster, Lodge Lumber Co.

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Citadel Cadet Awarded, Expert Presents, '24 Officers Named at SC Event


Charleston, SC (November 9, 2023): The South Carolina Chapter of PDCA names Cadet Caden Leckelt as 2023 recipient of the prestigious "Mac" Nigels Scholarship. A Junior at The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, he currently carries a 3.90 GPA as a Civil Engineering Major and expects to graduate in Spring 2025. Mr. Leckelt comes to The Citadel from Oak Harbor, WA; as a student, he is a Gold Star Recipient, a member of ASCE, and a member of the Boxing Club. Several of his classmates attended the award ceremony at the 4th Quarter Dinner Meeting of the PDCA South Carlina Chapter, which presents the award. New in 2023, the amount awarded for the Nigel's Scholarship was raised to $2,500.

During a special segment of the final 2023 meeting for the SC Chapter, board member Scott Nigels and son of the late McLeod "Mac" Creighton Nigels introduced Cadet Leckelt to attendees and presented him the award consisting of a commemorative plaque and the monetary gift. The annual scholarship dates back to 2007 and is presented in the name of "Mac" Nigels who was a highly respected civil engineer in Charleston following his 1955 graduation from The Citadel.


Other awards presented during the final 2023 meeting of the PDCA South Carolina Chapter were the Harry Robbins Chapter Awards, an initiative of outgoing president John King, who has prioritized recognizing people in the regional pile driving industry who have demonstrated a commitment to advancing the Chapter through volunteering their time, talent, and/or treasure, over the years. The final recipients of the 2023 Robbins Awards were Koppers' retirees Eddie Miller and Roger Adkins, and Kay Shealy (retired) from Pile Drivers, Inc. 

Dr. John Ryan presents the Chapter a technical program
entitled 'Axial Load Limits on Prestress Concrete Piles'



Chapter members elected a slate of officers to lead Chapter activities in 2024. The following individuals assume their new offices, effective January 1st:
  • President Kent Parker of Parker Marine Construction, Inc.
  • VP Jordan Houston of Cape Romain Contractors, Inc.
  • Sec./Treas. Andrea Edwards of Koppers
  • Past President John King of Pile Drivers, Inc.
  • Board Member Jim Challenger of Consolidated Pipe & Supply
  • Board Member Greg Canivan of S&ME, Inc.
  • Board Member Jason Moore of Palmetto Pile Driving, Inc.
  • Board Member Simon Ghanut of The Citadel
  • Board Member Ric Anderson of Gerdau North America

See who was SPOTTED at the capacity meeting:

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Texas Chapter Hosts Successful, Sold-Out Golf Tourney


Event Title Sponsor J.D. Fields & Co. outfitted its players with the latest in the company's line of head-wear.

Fourteen under par at Houston's Hermann Park Golf Course was enough to edge out 18 other teams and secure First Place for the PDCA Texas Chapter Inaugural Golf Tournament. The sold-out event on Tuesday morning, September 12th, attracted golfers at all levels, many of whom would be participating later that day in the DICEP 2023, an annual technical program from PDCA that was held in Houston. Teams finishing in 2nd and 3rd place were also awarded, as were individuals who won various golf contests that they encountered throughout 18 holes of play. Photos of winners and their representatives are below:
 

Brandon Phetteplace (L) represents the 1st place team consisting of himself, Scott Webster, Brandon Bicknell, and Craig Drachman
 

Erica Ferens (R) accepts the 2nd place prize for teammates Walter Van Zuthem, Strider Noone, and James Whiteley 
Tyler Henneke reps the 3rd place team that included Dustin Walker, Nicco Hacopian and Thomas McCarther
 

David Toups (front) won Men's Closest to the Pin

Jenny Ellis won Lady's Closest to the Pin

Erica Ferens won Lady's Longest Drive

Josh Averitt won Men's Longest Drive
 

Jerry Rogers, Jose Perez, Mark Gonzalez and Brian Land were crowned the Most Honest team!

All prizes were made possible by the generous Event Sponsors recognized on tournament signage

This event would not have been possible without a strong showing of generous sponsors and dedicated volunteers. Title Sponsor JD Fields & Company, Breakfast Sponsor Tolunay-Wong Engineers, and Lunch Sponsor Lodge Lumber are recognized, along with Hole Sponsors Aggregate Technologies, Inc., McCarthy, American Piledriving Equipment, Service Steel Warehouse, Pileco, Inc., THI Pipe & Piling, Pipe & Tube Supplies, Inc., Tolunay-Wong Engineers, Russell Marine LLC, JD Fields & Co., Eustis Engineering LLC, Mammoth Carbon Steel, Lodge Lumber, Dunham Price Group, and CPS Houston. Hole and event sponsors also included Colgan Industries, Energy Materials, Co., Stiver Engineering, Brannon Industrial Group, Bigge Crane, and Coastal Ice & Water. Many of the Hole Sponsors made sure that golfers were refreshed when they visited their tents, photos below:

Eustis Engineering LLC
Russell Marine LLC
THI Pipe & Piling

Aggregate Technologies, Inc.
Service Steel Warehouse
Mammoth Carbon Products
Tolunay-Wong Engineers
Lodge Lumber
Pipe & Tube Supplies, Inc.
Energy Materials Company

This event would not have been possible without a critical, dedicated group of volunteers who assisted the PDCA Texas Chapter leadership in organizing and executing the successful golf tournament. President Brandon Bicknell, VP Condon Verble, Secretary Mike Leal, and Treasurer Derek Brodnax gained critical support from the team of volunteers who are pictured - in action - below: Lori Cooley Bauer EquipmentKyle Plaisance McCarthy Building Companies, Kyrsten Garcia - Russell Marine LLC, Mario Alanis - Bauer Equipment, and Shiri Foster - Lodge Lumber.


Cooley

Plaisance

Garcia

Alanis

Foster

By all accounts, the PDCA Texas Chapter hit a hole in one (pardon the cliche) with its Inaugural Golf Tournament. At times it was competitive, other times it was rowdy, but for about 6 hours on a Tuesday morning in Houston, support and advocacy of driven pile-based deep foundation construction was the inspiration for an overall, highly successful event. The PDCA Texas Chapter and PDCA thank all participants for supporting the cause, A driven pile...is a tested pile! If you missed it, this PHOTO DUMP is our best effort to give you the pictorial story of a great day on the golf course:

Must've been Wheaties in that burrito...


Spicin' things up with an early morning game of golf cart 'chicken.' No injuries or collisions occurred!


It doesn't take a lot to convince PDCA President Brian Heck to take a morning off for some golf.


So which Toups is it???

A beautiful week to be a Longhorn
This one's interpreted as a Gig 'em Aggies

Thanks to all for making this a great event!

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Pacific Coast Chapter Gives Scholarships; Two Winners Interned for PDCA Members


Through funds raised during the successful Pacific Coast Chapter Scholarship Shoot in April, the organization is awarding six scholarships to students on the West Coast who are pursuing higher education in construction and/or engineering disciplines. Each of the following students is receiving a $2,000 scholarship available for the 2023 fall semester at their respective schools. 

Part of the application process for hopefuls who pursue this scholarship is to share information and documentation about their experiences, to date, and their plans for the future. Meet the 2023 Winners of the Pacific Coast Chapter Scholarship:

Ben Nguyen
 
Through a sponsorship from his summer internship employer and PDCA member Pacific Pile & Marine (PPM), Hiep (Ben) Nguyen wins a Chapter scholarship. The award comes in time for his 4th year at University of Washington (UW) where he is pursuing a bachelor's degree in civil engineering, concentrating in heavy civil and sustainable construction. A native of south Vietnam where he watched and used numerous buildings founded by driven piles, Ben has developed a passion to contribute to the built environment. To supplement his application to the Chapter, Ben submitted enthusiastic reference letters from a professor from UW who said he 'embodies the intent of this scholarship,' and his internship supervisor at PPM who remarks that his 'potential is limitless.' One look at his credentials, and we can see this young man is going to be an asset to the pile driving industry.
 
Roan Fettig
 
Roan Fettig also lists work experience from a PDCA member company on his Chapter scholarship application. His past employer, Vortex Marine Construction, Inc. praised his qualities of 'dependability, conscientiousness, and thoughtfulness,' saying he 'demonstrates creative problem-solving skills.' Earlier this year, Roan achieved Eagle Scout, graduated Campolindo High School in Moraga, CA, and started his freshman year at Montana State University where he pursues a degree in Civil Engineering. He has amassed an impressive resume to date, which includes competing in numerous sports and volunteering at a community food bank and as a youth coach. He has a rare and impressive history of advancement and in the Boy Scouts of America organization. His high school guidance counselor endorsed Roan, saying 'he has all the attributes that will make him successful in life.'
 
Will Millette
 
As he begins his third year at Colorado State University as a student in Construction Management, Will Millette has achieved an impressive GPA, but also scheduled himself a challenging fall semester schedule where he has classes and labs including materials testing, visual arts, business law and ethics, and calculus, to name a few. With a heavy load like this, it is no surprise that in her reference letter for his Chapter scholarship application package, his high school math teacher said he 'was constantly striving to improve his skills and prove his mastery of the given subject.' Will also has a history of success outside of academics. He was an award-winning, multi-sport high school athlete who captained his soccer team. The Walnut Creek, CA native also found time to develop work skills through performing part-time jobs in an iron works shop, a real estate office, and a construction company. 
 
Robert Leerkes, Jr.
 
By 19 years old, Robert Leerkes, Jr. has built a resume that includes achievements from FEMA, Skills USA, and the Arizona Career and Technical Education Quality Commission. Now, in his first-year student at Northern Arizona University where his is enrolled in the civil engineering program, he starts with numerous credits from his time as a dual-enrolled student at Williams Field High School and Maricopa Community College. His resume also includes experience as a formal tutor to math and science students, a volunteer assistant to the high school engineering department, and part time work with a Phoenix-area traffic control company. He earned a Chapter scholarship endorsement letter from a past instructor from the Federal Dept. of Homeland Security who gave a glowing review of Robert's time in his class, noting he is a 'talented, intelligent student with charisma, confidence, and strong values.'
 
Ben Schussel
 
As he begins his first semester at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo where he is studying Construction Management, Benjamin Schussel earned the Chapter scholarship based on his academic successes at Mission Oak High School in Tulare, CA. He built an enviable resume that includes extra-curricular pursuits in athletics and community service, and part-time work at Rio Blanco Dairy, Tulare City Parks and Rec, and Stacked Bar and Grill. In his application essay, Ben states that he maintains a keen interest in construction industry technologies such as Building Information Modeling (BIM), virtual reality, and drone utilization, all which can enhance driven pile foundation installation. According to his high school science teacher, who notes his high degree of 'self-motivation', she says Benjamin 'displays initiative, leadership, and a natural inclination to help others.'
 
Adam Schussel
 
A Tulare, CA native, Chapter scholarship winner Adam Schussel graduated from Mission Oak High School and begins college at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. The freshman majoring in construction management brings a diversified set of experiences, having worked for his hometown park district as a swim instructor and lifeguard, and worked at an area dairy where he performed painting and general labor. A scholar and an athlete, he won the Future Engineer Award for his coursework and Best Defensive Player the school's water polo team. A former teacher summed up Adam by saying "This kid is the type of student every teacher wishes to have: affable, intelligent, and respectful." In our estimation, he has the makings of a future driven pile foundation construction leader!

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