IBC ENGINEERING SERVICES, Inc.
IBC Engineering Services, Inc. is an award-winning, mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) engineering firm that is dedicated to delivering high-performance buildings.
IBC Engineering Services, Inc. is an award-winning, mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) engineering firm that is dedicated to delivering high-performance buildings.
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View our photo gallery to see the progress of the Wisconsin Center expansion.
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Safety is the construction industry’s top priority, which is why it’s important to establish a safe work environment where people feel empowered to speak up when they see something unsafe.
During the planning process for the Wisconsin Center expansion, the construction management team of Gilbane | Smith was tasked with identifying potential safety risks on the job site and finding ways to mitigate them.
The most important tool we have is our brain, and protecting it inside and out is critical.
Aaron Casper, a carpenter foreman for C.D. Smith, has safety tips for using a saw on the job site or at home.
What can you do to contribute to a safer working environment?
Jennifer Bruss is a third-year sheet metal apprentice working on the Wisconsin Center expansion project.
LaSonya Donald was training to be an automotive technician and studying human services at Milwaukee Area Technical College when she enrolled in her first carpentry class.
Deborah Green went away to college to pursue her dreams and study theatre.
Becoming a journeywoman ironworker was not the original plan for Chelsea Tappa.
After finishing two degrees, Ashley Szweda decided to explore a career in construction after a friend encouraged her to do so.
The $456 million Wisconsin Center expansion will bring the exposition hall to 300,000 contiguous square feet; add 24 new meeting rooms; include no fewer than 400 indoor parking spaces; add 6 loading docks; add an executive kitchen; and feature a spectacular fourth-floor ballroom with space for a minimum of 2,000 for a seated dinner. The groundbreaking was held on October 28, 2021, with an anticipated opening in May 2024. The expansion project includes a comprehensive economic inclusion plan by committing to 25 percent minority-owned businesses, five percent women-owned businesses, and one percent disabled veteran-owned businesses. Plus a residents-preferred program of 40 percent, meaning at least $40 million of the $100 million in anticipated construction wages will be earned by residents of the City of Milwaukee. Upon opening, the expanded Wisconsin Center is projected to support 2,300 full-time equivalent jobs throughout the state of Wisconsin.
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