We're proud to announce that Summit Line Construction has been named a #TopWorkplace by the Salt Lake Tribune.

A big thank you to all of our employees who helped make this happen. This award was based solely on your feedback.

If you want to read the preliminary press release, please follow the link below. The Salt Lake Tribune will send out the full press release on October 29th; keep an eye out for that.

Night at the Museum - May

We had a fantastic night at the Natural History Museum of Utah. Thank you to everyone who attended and brought their families. The evening was filled with delightful food, drinks, and engaging conversations.

Everyone had the opportunity to use the photo booth, capturing moments with their friends, family, and coworkers.

Intern Grand Prix - July

In celebration of National Intern Day, our interns had the opportunity to step out of the office and race at the K1 Speed Go Kart track in Sandy, UT, alongside their supervisors. It was an incredible event, and everyone had a fantastic time! Our interns have put in tremendous effort this summer, and they are making a significant impact on Summit Line's culture and work.

This year, our internship program was the largest it has ever been, with interns joining various teams, including accounting, accounts payable, information technology, marketing, project management, and safety. We would like to express our gratitude to all our intern supervisors for sharing their work processes and educating our interns about the operations of Summit Line Construction.

Mountain Valley Stampede - August

We began the afternoon with a company party at the local park complex in the Heber Valley.

The event featured a variety of food, drinks, and activities, including volleyball, cornhole, a mechanical bull, a bouncy house, a balloon artist, face painting, and a dunk tank. Everyone had the opportunity to purchase throws for the dunk tank, and all the funds raised were matched by Summit Line and donated to the family of Austin Nieves, a Summit employee who tragically lost his life in a hit-and-run accident over the 4th of July weekend.

Following the company party, we had a fantastic time attending the Mountain Valley Stampede Rodeo held at the Wasatch County Events Complex. We wrapped up the evening with a spectacular fireworks show.

An Evening at the Ballpark - August

After a successful company townhall meeting, members of the Roseville team had the opportunity to leave the office and enjoy a night in the suite with their families and coworkers. They watched the local minor league baseball team, the Sacramento Rivercats, who secured the victory. All those in attendance had a fun evening with good food and drinks.

Escape Room - September

Members of our Roseville team had the chance to engage in some fantastic team-building at the local Red Door Escape Room. This was a great opportunity for the team to put their problem-solving and communication skills to the test, and the evening did not disappoint.

Arizona

Charlotte Carson

Office Manager

Charlotte joined Summit this past summer as Office Manager of our Arizona Region. Charlotte brings 16+ years of utility industry experience local to Arizona. Her local customer knowledge and office operation experience will be instrumental in the successful growth of the region for Summit. 

Charlotte is originally from Illinois before moving to the greater Phoenix area prior to starting in the industry. She is known to miss the Illinois cold when Arizona temperatures spike to 110+ degrees. 

Welcome to the team, Charlotte.  

Northern California

Marty Webster

General Foreman

Marty is a General Foreman assisting with PG&E’s distribution maintenance program in Mariposa, California. Marty started his career 13 years ago in Elko, Nevada before joining the Union. Since then, he has worked across Nevada, Utah & California, always eager for the next challenge and adventure. Marty’s most recent adventure has been the birth of his youngest son Carter.

Marty has a wife and three kids (Riley–16, Easton–2, Carter–6 Weeks). At home, Marty and his family enjoy playing games, eating sushi, & watching football (Go Patriots!), and he loves visiting his stomping grounds in Omak, Washington to go fishing and huckleberry picking. We are grateful to Marty for the dedication to his craft and his relentless pursuit of greatness that he brings to the Summit Line Construction team.

Northern Nevada

Cody Greiner

Civil Foreman

Cody is one of our newest upcoming Civil Foreman. He started his career with us in the trenches back in 2017. With a strong commitment and desire to learn, Cody has earned an opportunity to be one of our future Leaders.

• Cody and his Fiancé were blessed with a new baby boy “Tuff Walq’r Greiner” on September 16, 2023.
• Outside of work Cody is an avid outdoorsman. If he’s not walking the hills he’s at a moto track watching dirt track cars.

Congratulations Cody and Family! Thank You for all the hard work this Summer!

Major Projects

Raigan Chandler

Operations Coordinator

Raigan Chandler started with Summit Line Construction in February 2022 in the Projects department. Shortly after her initial role, she transitioned to the Accounts Payable Department and has recently taken on the position of Operations Coordinator within the Major Projects group.

Outside of work, Raigan enjoys various outdoor activities, including boating, rock crawling, hiking, and camping. She also has a passion for comedy movies. One of Raigan's personal goals is to visit all 50 states, and she has 20 more to cross off her list!



Raigan has been a valuable asset to Summit and is dedicated to self-improvement while being an integral part of the Summit Line Team.

Southern Nevada

Jack Pictum

Substation General Foreman

Jack Pictum has a wealth of experience in constructing and maintaining substations in Southern Nevada. Prior to joining Summit, he served as a Substation Electrician, a Foreman, and Substation Construction & Maintenance Supervisor at NV Energy. He retired from NV Energy with over 30 years of experience.

• Within his first year at Quanta, he has overseen more than 20 substation projects in Southern Nevada for NV Energy, NextEra, Colorado River Commission, and Valley Electric Association.
• Jack has done a remarkable job in expanding Summit's Las Vegas substation group from one crew to four crews while maintaining a steadfast focus on safety and quality.
• Jack is a consummate professional whose reputation for organization, hard work, and honesty is well-deserved.



Outside of work, Jack is a baseball enthusiast who was drafted by the Kansas City Royals after high school. Currently, he umpires girls' softball and coaches his granddaughter's softball team. Additionally, he enjoys taking vacations with his family and has recently returned from a two-week trip to Switzerland.

Utah

Andrew Hubbard

PMO & Workforce Planning & Development Manager

Andrew has been a dedicated key contributor to Summit Line Construction since 2012. He has held several positions during his tenure, including General Manager and PMO Manager. Now, in addition to his role as PMO Manager, Andrew has taken on the new responsibility of Manager of Workforce Planning & Development. His new role is of utmost importance for the development of all employees within Summit and the strategic management of growth in a thriving industry.

Andrew resides in Heber City with his wife and children and enjoys spending time outdoors, engaging in activities such as fishing, golfing, snowmobiling, skiing, and traveling.