While Diversity & Inclusion is one of the core values of any progressive company, there is no set pathway to getting there. A good first step is identifying barriers that prevent inclusion from being accomplished. Let's examine how physical ability can be a barrier for inclusion when lifting weights and look at design changes that can combat this.

At Hatch, we know our clients value safety. A Safety Management System is not a “one-size-fits-all” solution. We build implementation strategies centered around the culture of each respective client. By examining where a client’s safety maturity is and knowing what an industry-leading SMS looks like, our experts have the expertise to design and execute a detailed implementation plan for how to work together with the client to achieve their vision.

The world in 1955, when Hatch was founded, was a very different place than it is today. The past sixty-five years have brought tremendous shifts to our way of life. So what will be required to carry us into the future?

By 2050, 7 billion people will live in cities so how will we balance living standards with transportation, food, water, and sanitation?

The need to decarbonize the economy and adapt to a changing energy landscape is a key challenge for large energy users. In Part 1 of this energy optimization blog series, we discussed how new technologies are providing increasingly cost-effective solutions to mitigate the impact of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions; Part 2 continues the conversation by exploring potential solutions and their respective incentives.

A challenge that’s not appreciated in regions with temperate climates is the adverse weather conditions that our clients experience operating in other regions.

Among the many challenges COVID-19 has presented for our businesses, it has also challenged traditional concepts of community engagement and what it means to meaningfully consult communities on energy, mining, and infrastructure projects.

Imagine a future world without the raw materials necessary to make much of the resources and tools we depend on.

After decades of slow changes and being seen amongst the lowest technologically advanced disciplines, the civil construction industry’s adoption of new technologies is accelerating at a stunning speed.