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Vo joins engineering team at The Marr Cos.

Haywood Vo

Boston, MA Haywood Vo has joined The Marr Companies’ engineering team as an associate engineer. His responsibilities include assisting the sales staff in the design and preparation of project drawings tailored to customer specifications; visiting projects to scope job requirements and find the most efficient, economical, and safe solutions; and troubleshooting jobsite problems to rectify them appropriately. Vo will report directly to engineering manager Charles Pham.

Vo comes to Marr with prior industry experience as a field engineer for Jay Cashman, Inc. He also holds a bachelor of science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Wentworth Institute of Technology.

Vo joins the Marr team eager to apply his knowledge and skillset and further his development as an engineer in the construction industry. The company looks forward to his contributions in the pre-construction planning process; he will play a key role in the successful and safe operation of our equipment and services in the field.

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