Construction Inclusion Week: Stories of “Why We Build”
Construction Inclusion Week is here, and Harmon is proud to be a Visionary Sponsor! This annual initiative, running from October 13-17, is centered around “Opening Doors: Building a Workplace for Everyone.” It’s a call to amplify opportunities for growth, learning, and belonging to strengthen our workforce, the construction industry, and the many communities we serve. This week we’re shining a spotlight on the people who make Harmon exceptional. From production and engineering to project management and beyond, our team shows up every day to deliver remarkable projects that shape skylines across North America. Hear directly from our team about what fuels their dedication and what drives them to build!
Elyaer, Production Supervisor (Dallas)
“I’m passionate about the curtain wall industry because it challenges me to solve complex designs and installation problems. I’m also motivated by the opportunity to lead and support my team’s growth, and it’s rewarding to see my peers advance in the industry. I take great pride in my work because I get to see it evolve from shop drawings to a complete building that stands in my city. The process comes with ups and downs, but those challenges make us stronger and better at what we do.”
Virginia, Drafter (Toronto)
“I am passionate about the construction industry because it takes a collective of great creativity, strength, and ingenuity to design our built environment, and I take pride in being part of it. Seeing a project come to completion makes all the challenges worth it, especially when I get to say, “I was part of that project!” with a big smile.”
Jose, Superintendent (Baltimore)
“I like the challenge that our industry brings. It amazes me that the things we do and install can bring a building back to life. The end results turn out to be a beautiful view. I take pride in what we do on a daily basis, the fact that you can ride around in different city and say I helped build that is a great feeling.”
Steve, Project Executive (Denver)
“I have always liked working on projects at work and seeing the finished results and sharing them with family and friends. It gives me a sense of accomplishment. I’m proud of my involvement with a project at Denver International Airport because millions of people see the finished project and I use it as an example of what Harmon does and what I do for Harmon.”
Rachel, Shop Tech (Cincinnati)
“I’ve always been around construction. My dad was in construction and as a kid, I was always excited to see what he was building. I’m proud of the work I do at Harmon because it’s a reflection of me! It’s rewarding to see the outcome of a project and see pictures of something I was a part of.”
Herishkumar, Senior Preconstruction Manager (Seattle)
“We bring dreams into physical reality — something you can actually point to and say, we built that. As a façade contractor, we have the privilege of dressing buildings and shaping how our cities look and feel.”
Andrea, Project Coordinator (New York)
“Construction benefits our lives on many levels. It creates jobs spanning countless industries and provides necessary infrastructure for all aspects of life. It is incredibly rewarding to see a finished project and know that you have helped to provide a tangible improvement to that community.”
Blane, General Foreman (Atlanta)
“Construction runs in my family, and it’s something I’ve always enjoyed, from building forts as a kid to high rises in my 20s. There is nothing like it. I like being able to deliver a quality product that can be enjoyed when I’m gone.”
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