Syblon Reid

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The Structural Concrete Superintendent will plan, coordinate, and supervise all Syblon Reid concrete operations. This position will provide technical direction and have responsibility for the safety, costs, productivity, profitability, and overall quality of the work for the projects. The concrete superintendent will establish productivity goals and measure performance as well assisting field Foreman with scheduling of labor, materials and equipment. This position may require supervision of multiple field foreman depending on the needs of the company.

To learn more and apply to this position and other available positions, go to our website srco.com/careers.

Based upon extensive engineering analysis, Reclamation found that Boca Dam and D**e are at risk for structural failure during an earthquake due to the presence of sand and gravel within the dam's foundation. During an earthquake, the dam has the potential to slump or crack (seismic induced liquefaction), leading to overtopping or a breach. The Safety of Dams Act required Reclamation to reduce the risk of Boca Dam structural failure to within acceptable levels.

The modifications to Boca Dam included removing a sand and gravel lens on the downstream side of the dam. A downstream stability berm was constructed to buttress the dam in the event of an earthquake. In addition, the spillway was seismically retrofitted, and the dam crest is now 25 feet wider with a reinforced concrete road surface.

Syblon Reid performed portions of the seismic modifications under contract to NW Construction, Inc. The major work activities included demolishing a section of the existing spillway, forming and placing new seismic wall panels and beams to support new struts between the walls of the spillway under the existing bridge, and construction of a continuously reinforced concrete pavement (CRCP) road and reinforced concrete barrier rail.

Syblon Reid acknowl­edges the impact we have on the envi­ron­ment, our peo­ple, and local economies and rec­og­nize our role in sup­port­ing and advanc­ing the achieve­ment of the Unit­ed Nations Sus­tain­able Devel­op­ment Goals (SDGs), a frame­work to guide efforts by com­pa­nies, gov­ern­ments, and civ­il soci­ety to address the world’s most press­ing needs. You can learn more about Syblon Reid’s efforts in achiev­ing a more sus­tain­able future by viewing our ESG/Sustainability Plan on our website.

We’re proud to have partnered with Abide International, Inc. on the Fixed Wheel Gate Rehabilitation for the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Our team at Syblon Reid executed this project in two meticulous phases:

🔹 Phase 1: Site investigation & modification of stoplog screens for high water stoplog installation.
🔹 Phase 2: Rehabilitation & testing of stoplogs, including cleaning, coating, seal installation, rigging, and leakage testing.

With careful planning and precision, we set the stage for the next phase at the top of the dam.