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Leaders in Structural Engineering
Our goal at PMA Engineering has always been to provide purposeful solutions to complex structural engineering designs making them practical and build-able. Our company has been in business for nearly 50 years and is founded on the principles of customer service and attention to detail.
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Congratulations to Kristen Kuhlen!May 9, 2025Project UpdatesPMA Engineering is excited to announce the promotion of Kristen Kuhlen, P.E., to Senior Project Manager of Heavy Steel Structures!
With extensive experience in heavy steel structures, bridge cranes, pipe racks, and other complex structural projects, Kristen has played a pivotal role in delivering innovative and high-impact solutions. Her expertise in structural engineering, project leadership, and technical excellence continues to drive success across a diverse range of projects.
Join us in congratulating Kristen on this well-deserved promotion! We’re excited to see her leadership drive excellence across the organization.
Kristen holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Nebraska – Lincoln. [...]
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Presenting Mr. & Mrs. Watkins!April 25, 2025Project UpdatesWe’re thrilled to see long-time loves, Chase and Liv, tie the knot!
They’re such incredible people. It’s wonderful to know they found each other, and will be starting a lifetime of new experiences together!
Congrats to the happy couple!! [...]
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Zach Russell Presents…..Tornados!April 8, 2025Project UpdatesZach Russell had the perfect weather backdrop to present on behalf of PMA Engineering to over 70 attendees, both in person and online, at last week’s AIA Kansas City Chapter’s Nooniversity: Tornado Design in IBC and ASCE 7-22. Tornado design is a new addition to IBC 2024 and ASCE 7-22, and this presentation explored its impact on structural engineers. It also covered key architectural considerations, including the factors that trigger these new design requirements, strategies to minimize their impact, and the distinctions between ASCE 7-22 (minimum tornado design), ICC 500 (storm shelter design), FEMA P-361 (safe room design), and FEMA P-431 (refuge area design). [...]
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