At Ceco Concrete, many of our employees come to us with a wide variety of industry experience and continue to build on their knowledge and skills as they grow within our company.Joe Medina began his career working for a concrete producer. Upon graduating from the University of Florida with a BS in industrial and systems engineering, he joined Rinker Material’s Concrete Ready Mix Division and managed several high-production concrete plants in the Miami market.After Rinker, Joe spent several years …

At Ceco Concrete, our low employee turnover rate allows us to train and develop our people into highly experienced managers and future company leaders. Our team members’ longevity and depth of expertise allow us to provide clients, owners and end users with the desired project outcomes. On average, Ceco’s current non-trade employees have been with our company for more than 15 years.Aaron Howell, for instance, has been building his knowledge and skills with Ceco Cincinnati for the past 16 years. …

How do you build an exceptional construction workforce? Create an environment in which newer employees can tap into the wealth of knowledge provided by seasoned employees as we all strive for better ways to build. At Ceco Concrete, this collaborative atmosphere molds our employees into a diverse team that provides front-line innovation and expertise on dozens of projects each year.Chris Chubet came to Ceco Connecticut in Hartford with nearly a decade of industry experience under his belt. A 1993 …

Whether you’re asked to provide an Environment Product Declaration for carbon emissions or your next project has goals to minimize CO2, Ceco can help! In 2015, the Paris Climate Agreement set a goal to limit the earth’s average temperature increase to 1.5 degrees. To meet the temperature increase target, scientists say the earth needs to limit total carbon emissions to 340 gigatons of carbon dioxide (CO2) by 2050. To reach the goal, the earth needs a 65 percent reduction by 2030 and zero em …

Ceco is proud to announce that Director of Engineering Rick Eder was named Committee Chair of ACI 347 – Formwork for Concrete. Rick brings decades of expertise as a Ceco engineer to this volunteer position as well as more than six years of experience as a valued committee member. For the next three years, Rick will lead the committee’s 85 members in their mission to develop and disseminate information related to formwork for concrete construction. The committee is currently working on a …