A heartfelt thank you to our Illinois Care Team for your extraordinary effort and dedication! Your hard work and kindness have resulted in nearly 300 bags of food packed for Feeding Our Kids, helping to fight food insecurity among the children in their local community. We are proud of you for making a difference. #ZachryGroupGives #ZachryGroupCares #MakingADifference
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Happy Fourth of July! As we celebrate our nation’s independence, we’re grateful for the freedom and opportunities that allow us to innovate and build a brighter future. Enjoy the festivities and stay safe! #ZachryGroup #FourthOfJuly #IndependenceDay
We’re excited to recognize our outstanding employees who have received the Quality Awareness Recognition Award! Their dedication to maintaining the highest standards in every project sets the bar for excellence and ensures our continued success. Thank you for your commitment and hard work. #ZachryGroup #QAREAward
We’re thrilled to announce that our Zachry Maintenance team at Chevron Phillips Chemical Company in Sweeny, TX has reached an incredible milestone: 8 years without a recordable incident! Every year, we’ve proudly shared our achievements in maintaining a safe working environment - and this new record is a testament to the dedication of our team. Thank you to everyone who made this possible. Here’s to many more years of safety success! #ZachryGroup #SafetyExcellence #SafeyMilestone #8YearsStrong
Congratulations to our fantastic Idaho team for their support of United Way! Your hard work has earned us the Fabulous 15 Partner award. Together, we are making a real difference in our community. #ZachryGroupGives #ZachryGroupCares #CommunityInvestment
Historical Highlights: 100 Years of Zachry In 1987, Zachry constructed the Point Arguello Oil and Gas Processing Plant in Santa Barbara, California. The project had a unique and interesting set of circumstances surrounding its construction. The placement of a processing facility in a natural environment presented several intricate design challenges, and Zachry implemented many precautions to address them. Eucalyptus trees were left intact so as not to disturb the migratory path of the Monarch butterfly, and a member of the local Indian community was present in case any artifacts were unearthed during excavation. #ZachryGroup #100YearsOfZachry
Happy Women in Engineering Day! Today, we celebrate the incredible women who drive innovation and excellence in engineering. Check out the inspiring quotes and advice from our talented engineers. Thank you for your contributions and for inspiring future generations. #ZachryGroup #ZachryEngineering #WomenInEngineering #INWED24
Rise and Shine: Spectacular sunrises from our project sites. 📸Photos by Nick Grancharoff, Zachry Group - Corporate Photographer #ZachryGroup
Congratulations to our incredible employees on successfully completing the “Management Foundations” program! Over the past 5 months, these employees demonstrated dedication and a commitment to growth. Their key takeaways, real-world applications, and feedback speak volumes about the program's impact. Their hard work and insights benefit both themselves and inspire our entire organization. Keep up the fantastic work, and let's continue to grow together! #ZachryGroup #LeadershipDevelopment #ManagementFoundations
Historical Highlights: 100 Years of Zachry Zachry was contracted in a joint venture to help build sections of the monumental Trans-Alaska Pipeline System. These sections extended from Prudhoe Bay to just south of the Dietrich River in the Brooks Range, a total distance of 223 miles. Work sometimes had to be done in temperatures of minus 50 to minus 75 degrees with heavy snow and high winds. The pipeline would be the largest privately owned construction project at the time and one of H.B. Zachry Company’s most challenging projects due to the freezing weather conditions. #ZachryGroup #100YearsofZachry
Quality Assurance Specialist/Senior Inspector| AWC-CWI, NACE, Concrete Construction
2wAppreciate your hard work to help the kids in their hardship. I would like to raise a question we feed the world as American. Using our taxes( a big cut from our pay check) for foreign countries. Why don’t we raise our voice against the system. Feed our citizens first then others. I shocked when I walked through New Orleans streets and DC streets, people were collecting food from trash to survive. Our politicians boasted we are the number one!?