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Happy EWeek!

EWeek is an opportunity to celebrate the engineers who design, build, and improve our communities and our quality of life! Thank you to every engineer at TTL and every engineering firm we partner with for providing experience, energy, creativity, and dedication to our industry every day.

60 years of TTL means 60 years of partnerships and groundbreaking projects.

We want to see your memories! Use the and tag us in your TTL throwbacks.

Welcome to the TTL team!

Ready to Build Your Future?

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No, that isn’t love in the air- it’s bats! 🦇

Our bat expert, Amanda Miller, will be presenting on The 5 Ws of Bats to the Pipeliners Club of Atlanta on February 12. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about these amazing creatures!

Register here:
https://www.atlantapipeliners.com/events/event-sign-up/

Longtime civil engineer Torry Hurt, PE, CFM, has joined our San Antonio team to help grow TTL’s civil engineering services throughout Texas. Torry is a San Antonio native who graduated from The University of Texas at San Antonio and is likewise invested in the positive change and growth of his community.

Torry brings the value of a dual perspective having worked on both the public and private side including City of San Antonio Public Works Department for the Stormwater Division, CPS Energy, and LJA. He is a certified floodplain manager with experience in FEMA floodplain reclamation to include the CLOMR/LOMR process.

Torry’s work has helped build subdivisions and redraw FEMA flood maps, and now his experience will help foster a new generation of engineers.

We’re grateful Torry has joined TTL and look forward to all the Texas-sized benefits his knowledge will bring.

Welcome to the team!

Are you ready to Build Your Future?

Our passionate engineers are hitting the road to come to a college campus near you! Whether you're just starting your civil engineering classes or a senior considering a future career, don't miss the chance to meet our team and learn about our innovative projects.

Celebrating 60 years of civil engineeering growth and success!

Here's to the past, present, and future – thank you for being part of our remarkable journey!

Be on the lookout for more posts sharing the last 60 years!

TTL professionals were called on to solve multiple geotechnical challenges for the new Bexar County Public Works Building and Purple Heart Monument in Texas.

For its basement to remain dry after construction, engineers had to account for subsoil conditions that carried a high potential for expansion.

Then, additional design work was needed once the newly completed building, parking, and drive lanes created limited access for traditional equipment. Our geotechnical engineering team assisted with the design of a robust retaining wall system for the 3.5-acre tract.

By overcoming subsurface difficulties and adapting designs for limited access, our team played a pivotal role in making this project a Texas-sized success.

Happy January milestone anniversary Andres! We appreciate your contributions to our clients, our communities, and TTL!

TTL announces career engineer Rick Nail, PE, LEED AP BD+C, has joined to assist in our growing civil engineering efforts across the Southern U.S.

Rick comes aboard as senior vice president and civil engineering business unit leader, bringing with him three decades of experience. A native of Alabama, Rick graduated from The University of Alabama in 1994 and has since been helping improve and reshape communities across the Southeast.

From government complexes and industrial facilities across the region to bustling Birmingham suburbs, Rick’s commitment and passion have led to new government facilities, schools, parks, university amenities, and financial institutions, among others. And when Rick isn’t working for clients, he is shaping the future of engineering through his tireless work with his alma mater’s engineering program.

Welcome to the team, Rick!

Career fairs are right around the corner!

TTL is searching career fairs for the best and brightest. Whether you're just starting your civil engineering classes or a senior contemplating your career, don't miss the chance to meet our team and learn about our innovative projects, fantastic culture, and our passionate team members.

Where will we see you?

Collaboration was key for the Rutherford County Judicial Center!

The Rutherford County Judicial Center, a significant addition to the county's infrastructure, encompasses courtrooms, judges' chambers, jury assembly areas, holding cells, an evidence vault, and sheriff’s offices. During construction, the site presented unforeseen challenges throughout the drilling process, requiring a reevaluation of the foundation approach.

After a thorough assessment of the site and soil conditions, TTL provided key recommendations to address the issues encountered.

The successful progression of this project can be attributed to the collaborative effort and expertise of the entire team involved.

Steve Newton, PE, is passionate about teaching and sharing how engineers improve our environment.

In his most recent presentation at the Birmingham Environmental Professionals Association breakfast, Steve shared experiences from one of the highlights of his long career. He told of navigating the design and implementation of remedial actions for the Love Canal hazardous waste disaster in Niagara Falls, New York.

Interested in how Steve and our other team members can solve your greatest challenges? Contact us today!

Martin Luther King Jr. is one of our nation’s greatest examples of servant leadership.

He dedicated his life to the nonviolent struggle for civil rights in the US, playing a pivotal role in ending segregation for African Americans and the creation of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. He inspired individuals to fight for a cause they believed in, and his life shows how the extraordinary power of servant leadership can radically transform a nation.

Are you ready to build your future in Birmingham?

We’re hiring talented professionals for our civil engineering group!

Build your future today!
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Designed to be a hub for concerts, community events, and tourism, TTL conducted a geotechnical investigation of an old municipal landfill site on the banks of the Black Warrior River for the development of the 7,500-seat — and recently renamed — Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater.

The project also included construction materials engineering and testing for soils, deep foundations, concrete placement, and Special Inspections on concrete, masonry, and cold-formed framing, as well as welded and bolted structural steel connections.

Welcome to the TTL team!
Ready to Build Your Future?

Build Your Foundation, Build Your Future, Build Your Legacy at TTL.
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Start the new year off right by building your future!

At TTL, you'll get the chance to forge a better future for you and your community. We provide opportunities for growth and advancement alongside the technical training you need to become an expert within your field. And your work could take you as far as you like, as we tackle a wide range of projects throughout the Southern United States.

“It’s really nice to be a part of something that people view as a staple in the community for over 50 years.”- Kyle, CQA project manager

TTL welcomes Natural Resources Biologist Katie Templeton to our Atlanta team!

As a consultant, this Tennessee native brings zoological animal management experience into her role as a natural resources biologist. Katie’s experience ranges from sea turtle rescue operations in south Texas to horned lizard and bat surveys in Oklahoma. And while earning degrees in wildlife biology and environmental science, Katie spent hours researching and understanding the survey techniques of multiple reptile and mammal species.

Welcome to the team Katie!

We’re Driven to Serve our clients, our communities, and each other.

Recently, TTL’s San Antonio office pitched in to help seniors through The Salvation Army.

Together they collected almost 50 essential items to brighten the lives of our beloved seniors in the community. It's moments like these that truly embody our commitment to impact our clients, our communities, and each other.

Happy New Year from TTL!

We look forward to 2024 and its opportunities for our clients, our communities, and each other.

Our offices will be closed today.

In this season of gratitude, we extend our thanks to our clients, teaming partners, community members, and team members. Merry Christmas.🎁

Our offices will be closed today, December 22 and Monday, December 25.

'Tis the season to be merry!

We are thankful for all the team members who make up our TTL family and enjoyed celebrating together throughout the month. Who are you thankful for this holiday season?

If you're detail-oriented, excel at problem-solving, and have outstanding communication skills, this opportunity is for you!
We are looking for a billing specialist with a passion for accuracy and an eye for detail to join our Tuscaloosa team.

Build Your Foundation, Build Your Future, Build Your Legacy at TTL!
https://www.ttlusa.com/job/billing-specialist-2/

Ready to Build your Foundation?

Whether you're interested in problem solving or skill building, we provide our team members with mentorship and training to build the technical and professional skills that allow them to excel in their field.

"This experience really solidified that this is the direction I want to go." - Samantha, environmental engineering intern

TTL has expanded!

We are proud to extend our services to Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, fostering growth and innovation in this vibrant community.

Are you ready to build your future in Nashville?

We believe empowering our employees is the key to creating a successful company. At TTL, we offer opportunities for advancement and career growth within a stable and supportive environment.

Build Your Future today.
https://www.ttlusa.com/join-our-team/

A new pedestrian bridge now links West Tuscaloosa to a better and brighter future.

A ribbon cutting ceremony was held Tuesday for the $10.6 million River District Pedestrian Bridge that extends over Jack Warner Parkway, connecting Parker-Haun Park with the planned Saban Center that’s expected to open in 2026.

TTL was proud to provide civil engineering, geotechnical engineering, and construction materials engineering and testing services for both the bridge and the park, which opened in October 2022.

“It’s all about safety,” said Tuscaloosa City Council President Kip Tyner during Tuesday’s ribbon cutting ceremony, “and this is a very proud moment for the city of Tuscaloosa.”

Learn more:
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Please help us welcome our newest members to the TTL team!

Ready to Build Your Legacy?

Build Your Foundation, Build Your Future, Build Your Legacy at TTL
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Rapid growth calls for wider roads!

What was once a rural, two-lane road is expanding to a four-lane urban roadway. The revamped Talley Road will feature two 12-foot travel lanes in each direction, along with a median, curb, and sidewalk. This 2.3-mile project is expected to be complete this month.

TTL provided construction materials engineering and testing for these exciting transportation improvements in San Antonio.