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"It was a pleasure working with Jaime Herrera, Project Superintendent for MixOnSite, on The MODOT Union Road Project. Jaime is a hard working individual who is very reliable. He was on time every day and was not afraid to chip in and help in other areas if needed. He has vast experience in the production and placement of lightweight cellular concrete and showed unwavering professionalism throughout.

"Jordan Weiner has been MixOnSite's Project Manager on several projects LH Woods has subcontracted MixOnSite to perform grouting activities. Jordan has extensive experience in grouting pipelines and annular space grouting. All grouting work to date has been completed to everyone's satisfaction and in a timely, professional and safe manner. Jordan communicates well with all parties to ensure the project runs efficiently.

MixOnSite is seeking to add a dynamic General Superintendent & Project Manager to their already excellent team. We specialize in heavy civil construction and tunneling projects across the country. We are looking for solid professionals who have the desire to work for a great company. The right candidate will possess the following: Degree in a Construction related discipline.

After several old buildings at the Milwaukee Regional Medical Center were demolished, an abandoned pedestrian tunnel network was left behind -- along with the potential for security issues, structural failure and unwanted groundwater seepage. Removing the tunnel network was a costly and disruptive proposition. Plus, the owner wanted to maintain the option of re-opening these tunnels in the future. The best solution was to abandon the tunnel in place and fill it with a material that could be easily excavated in the future. The project consisted of two tunnel sections. The first tunnel connected two recently demolished buildings and was approximately 577 cubic yards, while the second tunnel connected four buildings and was roughly 2500 cubic yards. Original project plans called for filling the tunnel via gravity using as many as eight access shafts, however, MixOnSite was able to provide a more efficient solution using Geofill LD Class II cellular concrete. Using this highly pumpable and flowable foam concrete material, MixOnSite filled the entire tunnel complex from just three locations which helped minimize disruption to the hospital services and other construction activities.

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