Onward Engineering

OE Inspector Michael N. checking in on his daily reports using Orange Vest while overseeing a CDBG project in the City of Norwalk.

Onward Engineering thanks the City of Rialto for giving our team the opportunity to provide construction management and inspection services. Onward Engineering is grateful to be working alongside hard-working individuals.

Aerial photography with survey grade positional accuracy using RTK capable drone

At Onward Engineering, we understand the importance of promoting a healthy work culture. One of the ways we strive to keep our team together is by planning after work activities as such. to last month's escape room fun.

In our ongoing efforts to improve our employee benefit offerings, earlier this year, we were pleased to announce a comprehensive and customizable 401k plan for our team members. This plan was unique for a few reasons. (1) the plan was fully vested for every team member on day one. We know that loyalty is earned, and we wanted every team member to know that we were committed to their future. (2) the plan included a 3% employer contribution REGARDLESS of each team members contribution. This meant that employees with other expenses and financial burdens did not have to ‘wait to save.’ (3) Finally, the 401k plan offers a variety of portfolios including ethical and sustainable portfolios focusing on green investments. Join our team, by applying for any of our open positions http://www.oe-eng.com/careers

Onward Engineering thanks the City of El Monte CA Government for awarding us this project to provide design engineering services for pavement rehabilitation on Zone 3 streets, Arden Drive, Lower Azusa Road, Hondo Parkway, and Crossvale Avenue. The work will also entail designing ADA ramps, repairing damaged curb, and reconstructing cross gutters where drainage was affected. Further enhancements include a Class II bike lane along Arden Dr. and Class III bike lanes along Hickson St., Esto Ave., Marsen St., Ranger Ave., and Arden Way.

Drilling for soldier pile shoring at the north end of the underground tunnel being built by Skechers in the City of Hermosa Beach . Cement slurry is being pumped into the hole as auger drills out. 40’ I-Beam Pile will be driven into the wet slurry. Photo credit goes to our talented one-of-a-kind Supervising Inspector and CM, Bob V!