Manson Construction Co.

10/12/2026

For more than a century, Manson engineers have helped shape the nation’s waterways and critical marine infrastructure. Through its Internship Program, Manson is carrying that legacy forward by giving college students a firsthand look at the specialized work, responsibility, and career paths that define marine construction and dredging.

Read "From Classroom to Career: Manson Interns Turn Potential Into Experience," on our blog "A Deeper Dig." https://ow.ly/oglG50ZJAKo

Written by: J.Anthony Tedpahogo—Marketing & Communications Coordinator

Manson's Internship Program gives students the opportunity to know what it is like to work as a full-time engineer with real responsiblities and expectations.

10/09/2026

From Manson Intern to engineer, Mike Williams is building his career on the Pensacola Beach Restoration project.

Mike offers a glimpse into his work schedule, the fast-paced project environment, and the team camaraderie that gives him confidence in a bright future with Manson. His practical advice for aspiring engineers interested in joining the company? Start by “learning how to pack a suitcase and get a bag scale.”

In this series, we’re talking with engineers across Manson about what they love most about their careers.

What would you like to learn about careers in marine construction and dredging?

10/06/2026

MEET US AT THE UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND AND BOISE STATE!

Manson is visiting schools across the country to introduce students to career opportunities with one of the nation’s leading marine construction and dredging companies.

Learn how our teams deliver meaningful marine infrastructure projects, from supporting U.S. military facilities to decommissioning offshore platforms, and discover how you can help shape and sustain the nation’s waterways.

If you're planning on visiting Manson at Boise State or URI this week, shout out your school in the comments or tag us on social media!

10/05/2026

MEET US AT WSU AND TEXAS A&M THIS WEEK!

Manson is visiting schools across the country to introduce students to career opportunities with one of the nation’s leading marine construction and dredging companies.

Learn how our teams deliver meaningful marine infrastructure projects, from supporting U.S. military facilities to decommissioning offshore platforms, and discover how you can help shape and sustain the nation’s waterways.

If you’re planning on visiting Manson at a career fair at Washington State University or Texas A&M University this week, shout out your school in the comments or tag us on social media!

10/05/2026

In March, Manson Construction Co. welcomed more than 200 guests to Woldenberg Park’s Great Lawn in New Orleans, Louisiana, to christen the FREDERICK PAUP, its newest vessel and the largest self-propelled trailing suction hopper dredge in the United States.

As the single largest investment in Manson’s history, the dredge marked a defining milestone for the company and the U.S. dredging industry.

Read "Manson Christens the FREDERICK PAUP," on our blog, "A Deeper Dig." https://www.mansonconstruction.com/post/manson-christens-the-frederick-paup

Written by: J.Anthony Tedpahogo-Marketing & Communications Coordinator

More than 200 guests gathered in New Orleans Louisiana to attend the christening of Manson hopper dredge FREDERICK PAUP.

09/30/2026

Pensacola Beach’s crystal-clear waters and sugar-white sand support a billion-dollar tourism economy, but recent erosion has narrowed nearly eight miles of shoreline.

Through a major beach renourishment project commissioned by the Santa Rosa Island Authority, Manson helped restore the beach and strengthen coastal protection.

Read "Manson Restores Pensacola Beach" on our blog, “A Deeper Dig.” https://www.mansonconstruction.com/post/manson-restores-pensacola-beach

Written by: J.Anthony Tedpahogo-Marketing & Communications Coordinator

Manson restores Pensacola Beach, one of Florida's premier coastal destinations, to support billion dollar tourism economy.

09/28/2026

Interested in a career in marine construction and dredging?

Manson is visiting schools across the country to introduce students to career opportunities with one of the nation’s leading marine construction and dredging companies.

Learn how our teams deliver meaningful marine infrastructure projects, from supporting U.S. military facilities to decommissioning offshore platforms, and discover how you can help shape and sustain the nation’s waterways.

If you’re planning on visiting Manson at a career fair this week, shout out your school in the comments or tag us on social media!

09/25/2026

Manson Field Engineer Amanda Missing shared insights into her role on the Pensacola Beach Restoration project, highlighting how the guidance and encouragement of the project team helped build her confidence and shape her career aspirations at Manson.

In this series, we’re talking with engineers across Manson about what they love most about their careers.

What would you like to learn about careers in marine construction and dredging?

09/21/2026

COME AND MEET US AT CAL POLY!

Manson is visiting Cal Poly this week to introduce students to career opportunities in marine construction and dredging.

Learn how our teams deliver meaningful marine infrastructure projects, from supporting U.S. military facilities to decommissioning offshore platforms, and discover how you can help shape and sustain the nation’s waterways.

If you plan on attending the career fair events, let us know if you stopped by our booth in the comments! Tag us on social media!

09/18/2026

When Nick Van Meter entered college, he was unsure which degree to pursue, but he knew he wanted a career near the water. A friend’s recommendation to try an introductory construction management class helped set him on a path to Manson, where he now contributes to complex marine infrastructure projects.

On the Stabilize Alcatraz Wharf project, Nick found the dynamic work environment—with an amazing view by the water—he had hoped for and the opportunity to prove he could help a team support critical marine infrastructure.

In this series, we’re talking with engineers across Manson about what they love most about their careers.

What would you like to learn about careers in marine construction and dredging?