Our Culture

GET STUFF BUILT RIGHT: FOR US AND FOR YOU

From the places where we live, work and play, to the people that we do it with, we want to get it right.

OUR PURPOSE:

What It Means

Our Purpose to Get Stuff Built Right® is driven by the belief that infrastructure exists to improve quality of life and that anything worth doing is worth doing right. We live out this purpose through fostering positive relationships with coworkers, clients, and peers. By doing so, we remain a vital part of the communities we serve, and all families benefit from the work we do and the way we do it.

OUR VISION:

What It Means

Where people grow, leaders rise, and communities thrive describes the future we want to create and the direction for where the company is headed. It is also distinctly CEC, reflecting our belief that the most important thing we can build is our people.

Our Giving Program

We have a responsibility – and a passion! – to give back to our communities beyond our services and projects. We’re committed to investing our time, talents and resources for the betterment of places we call “home”.

“Infrastructure often gets lost on a lot of people. Without infrastructure, you can’t have engagement. The biggest enjoyment I get is working with our different team members. Everyone’s efforts and seeing the project done, and done in a good way.”

– Chad Grinsteiner, CEC

We’ve always envisioned a thriving future – for us and for you

CEC began to Get Stuff Built Right® in 1921, and has since grown to be the multi-discipline, regional firm we are today.

OUR VALUES:

HUMILITY

Putting other’s interests above my own; being a servant-leader.

HONESTY

Exhibiting integrity and truthfulness in all I say and do.

SELF-CONTROL

Doing what is right; high level of discipline and focus.

GENEROSITY

Carefully managing resources to freely give to others.
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