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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: October 18, 2019
Reymore joins Jewett Construction
Jewett Construction
Raymond, NH Jewett Construction has added another member to their preconstruction team, Doug Reymore. As the number of projects at Jewett Construction continues to steadily increase, Reymore was added to the team as a preconstruction planner to assist in bringing construction projects to life.
Reymore graduated from SUNY College of Environmental Sciences and Forestry with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Resources Engineering.
Post-graduation, Reymore started his career as a resident engineer for landfill construction jobs across the northeast where he would provide construction oversight, geotechnical testing and material testing. He then transitioned to performing commercial site, highway, and drainage design. His passion for design and problem solving brought him to Jewett Construction. In his new role as preconstruction planner he assists in making complex decisions and helps bring designs to life, all while working with a great team.
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