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2022 Women in Construction: Taylor Eccher, EW Howell

Name: Taylor Eccher

Title: Assistant Project Manager

Company Name: EW Howell

What was your greatest professional achievement or most notable project in the last 12 months?
The most notable project I have been involved in at EW Howell was the core facility revitalization at Brookhaven National Laboratory. The project was substantially complete in August of 2021 and faced many challenges during construction. Project scope consisted of renovating a 55,000 s/f laboratory facility on the BNL campus to feature mechanical spaces, computing facilities, and backup support structures for cooling and power. My involvement included running MEP coordination, tracking mechanical installation and schedule, and hosting MEP subcontractor meetings. This project pushed my previous coordination experience and lessons learned will ultimately help find success on future projects.

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