Bechtel | Engineering the Next 100 Years

Bechtel | Engineering the Next 100 Years
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Bechtel delivers sustainability across its projects using a full-spectrum approach that involves its core engineering, procurement and construction functions, and strategic services.

Learn more about how this approach helps:

2030 goals and targets

Read about Bechtel’s long-term goals and targets to address global sustainability issues. These  include contributing 100 ideas to help achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and increasing resilience against natural hazards for millions worldwide.

Click here to read Bechtel’s 2016 Sustainability Report

Click here to read Build100 Blog – dedicated to addressing critical sustainability challenges

Content from this campaign

Bechtel Podcast | David Wilson on 120 years of Construction Innovation
In a recent LITES podcast interview, David Wilson, Bechtel’s chief innovation officer, discusses how Bechtel’s workforce is coming up with creative solutions to help our customers mitigate risks by creating safer, more efficient job sites, and cutting project schedules without cutting quality. ...
Jun 12, 2018 8:25 AM ET
Bechtel Podcast | Jim Nolan on Construction Management and Innovation
“We need to focus on training, we need to focus on safety, we need to focus on everything you can imagine to be able to even function. It’s a journey in culture really, and I like to start with safety,” stated Bechtel’s Jim Nolan, president of equipment operations on the challenges of merging construction management and innovation. In a LITES podcast interview, Jim discusses what...
Jun 7, 2018 8:20 AM ET
U.S. EXIM Bank: A Champion for Jobs
Brendan Bechtel, chairman and CEO of Bechtel, joined American business leaders in championing a fully functioning Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM) to support maintenance and creation of U.S. jobs. After speaking at the ...
Jun 4, 2018 3:30 PM ET
Part 2: Inside World War II’s Secret Cities
Part 2 of a 2-part series Last time, we introduced you to three cities created at the height of World War II. We began our journey through the cities’ past and present, much like the National...
May 15, 2018 9:15 AM ET
Inside World War II’s Secret Cities: Part 1
Part 1 of a 2-part series. Every year, some 20 million visitors flock to Washington, D.C. and for most, the grand monuments and memorials, along with the wide variety of museums and galleries top the list of attractions. Indeed, many of the museum buildings themselves are worth seeing up close. But along with the monuments and the must-see attractions touted in the city...
May 11, 2018 8:45 AM ET

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