SEI/ASCE – May 2024 LUNCHEON

MAY 2024 LUNCHEON

REMOTE WORK FOR ENGINEERS: UNLOCKING COLLABORATION TO BUILD TAILORED SOLUTIONS

Stepping away from the usual 'one-size-fits-all' methods, this presentation dives into the foundations of how knowledge is created and transferred in remote engineering teams. We won't just tell you what to do; instead, we'll introduce you to the basic building blocks that drive successful knowledge sharing. Understand what engineers today are truly seeking in our increasingly digital world. While it's not about providing ready-made solutions, we'll offer techniques to help your teams grow stronger and more connected, even when miles apart. In this age of digital transformation, fostering effective communication and understanding is more crucial than ever. Join us to grasp the essentials of strengthening bonds and enhancing efficiency, ensuring your remote teams can thrive in any situation.

SPEAKER:

Dan Schriks P.E. S.E. is a seasoned structural engineer and the Structural Group Manager at Stantec, specializing in large highway bridge projects. With a pragmatic approach to engineering, Dan believes in exploring straightforward solutions before delving into complex analyses. His expertise spans steel design, substructure design, and phase III support.

Continuously seeking to enhance his team’s collaboration skills, Dan recently completed coursework at Northwestern University, focusing on leadership and organizational change. He studied the dynamics of effective teamwork and the strategic use of technology for knowledge sharing among teams.