Hunsaker & Associates…and similar CE Firms

[IrvineRenter]

I have done work with Hunsaker Engineering’s Irvine Office. They are doing quite well right now. Things are slower, but the larger, well-diversified firms are keeping busy. If you friend can make it through the next 2 years without getting laid off, he will be fine. Residential investment with the homebuilders always bottoms out well before the resale residential market. Land planning and engineering are at the leading edge of the land development process, so when there is even a hint of a recovery, this work will pick up.

[stan dardparallel]

Larger CE and surveying firms often have huge projects that last for years and help carry them through. Still, they will have significant layoffs. This whole mess is just getting started so who knows how bad it will get.

I’m a one-man surveying company and 2 years ago I turned away turned away 3 to 4 times the work I could perform. Now I only turn away a job every week or two and I wouldn’t turn away any if it wasn’t for the surge of work caused by the fires. Times they are-a-changin.

[stan dardparallel]

Larger CE and surveying firms often have huge projects that last for years and help carry them through. Still, they will have significant layoffs. This whole mess is just getting started so who knows how bad it will get.

I’m a one-man surveying company and 2 years ago I turned away turned away 3 to 4 times the work I could perform. Now I only turn away a job every week or two and I wouldn’t turn away any if it wasn’t for the surge of work caused by the fires. Times they are-a-changin.

[stan dardparallel]

Larger CE and surveying firms often have huge projects that last for years and help carry them through. Still, they will have significant layoffs. This whole mess is just getting started so who knows how bad it will get.

I’m a one-man surveying company and 2 years ago I turned away turned away 3 to 4 times the work I could perform. Now I only turn away a job every week or two and I wouldn’t turn away any if it wasn’t for the surge of work caused by the fires. Times they are-a-changin.

[stan dardparallel]

Larger CE and surveying firms often have huge projects that last for years and help carry them through. Still, they will have significant layoffs. This whole mess is just getting started so who knows how bad it will get.

I’m a one-man surveying company and 2 years ago I turned away turned away 3 to 4 times the work I could perform. Now I only turn away a job every week or two and I wouldn’t turn away any if it wasn’t for the surge of work caused by the fires. Times they are-a-changin.

[stan dardparallel]

Larger CE and surveying firms often have huge projects that last for years and help carry them through. Still, they will have significant layoffs. This whole mess is just getting started so who knows how bad it will get.

I’m a one-man surveying company and 2 years ago I turned away turned away 3 to 4 times the work I could perform. Now I only turn away a job every week or two and I wouldn’t turn away any if it wasn’t for the surge of work caused by the fires. Times they are-a-changin.

[JWM in SD]

JWM in SD

Are you the IrvineRenter of IHB?

[JWM in SD]

JWM in SD

Are you the IrvineRenter of IHB?

[JWM in SD]

JWM in SD

Are you the IrvineRenter of IHB?

[JWM in SD]

JWM in SD

Are you the IrvineRenter of IHB?

[JWM in SD]

JWM in SD

Are you the IrvineRenter of IHB?

[seattle-relo]

My husband is a manager for a small CE firm in San Diego, he is responsible for business development. According to him things are pretty tight, finding potential work for his employees is getting harder – even with small government contracts…he ( and other managers) are definately concerned, but I don’t think that the staff engineers are that aware of how slim business is. His company (which I won’t mention by name) has closed one of their offices already.

[seattle-relo]

My husband is a manager for a small CE firm in San Diego, he is responsible for business development. According to him things are pretty tight, finding potential work for his employees is getting harder – even with small government contracts…he ( and other managers) are definately concerned, but I don’t think that the staff engineers are that aware of how slim business is. His company (which I won’t mention by name) has closed one of their offices already.

[seattle-relo]

My husband is a manager for a small CE firm in San Diego, he is responsible for business development. According to him things are pretty tight, finding potential work for his employees is getting harder – even with small government contracts…he ( and other managers) are definately concerned, but I don’t think that the staff engineers are that aware of how slim business is. His company (which I won’t mention by name) has closed one of their offices already.

[seattle-relo]

My husband is a manager for a small CE firm in San Diego, he is responsible for business development. According to him things are pretty tight, finding potential work for his employees is getting harder – even with small government contracts…he ( and other managers) are definately concerned, but I don’t think that the staff engineers are that aware of how slim business is. His company (which I won’t mention by name) has closed one of their offices already.

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