Q&A with Process Engineer Courteney Fabbri: What is it like to work at Brindley Engineering — a Great Place to Work® certified company? In November 2021, Brindley Engineering (BE) was proud to be Certified™ by Great Place to Work® for 2021-2022. What an...
Women in Engineering: A One Year Retrospective About a year ago Alesia T., Associate Mechanical Engineer at Brindley Engineering wrote an article about Being a Woman in a Male Dominated Industry. We’ve had many questions and comments on her article, so we recently...
Life at Brindley Engineering as a Student: A View from the Inside According to a study from Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workplace, over the past 25 years, more than 70 percent of college students have worked while attending school. About 40...
Pipe Stanchion RTF 2084 Replacement: My First Project as Lead Engineer As a recent graduate working for Brindley Engineering, I was asked to complete a structural engineering design of a new pipe stanchion in one of the outside battery limits (OSBL) areas at a...
According to The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) it is common for mothers and pregnant women, to work outside of their homes. Overall, 56% of pregnant woman work full time during their pregnancy and 82% of nulliparous women (women who...
Life at 70 Degrees 14 minutes North Latitude Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, Summer 2019 — Prudhoe Bay is known as the largest oil field in North America with ~24 billion barrels of recoverable oil present (past and future). When we tell people we work here, most people react...
Being a Female Engineer in a Male Dominated Industry “You’re smarter than you look.” This was actually said to me at a work function once… According to PESA (Petroleum Equipment and Services Association), men make up 85% of employees in the oil and gas...
