Ben Morrow
About Ben Morrow
Ben Morrow is the Director of Energy Services at McCormick Taylor with over 19 years of experience, specializing in bridge project design and mentoring younger engineers.
Ben Morrow - Director of Energy Services at McCormick Taylor
Ben Morrow serves as the Director of Energy Services at McCormick Taylor, where he has accrued over 19 years of experience. His role involves coordinating with clients and managing structural tasks among project team members. In his capacity, Ben develops design solutions and leads the preparation of design drawings, calculations, and specifications specifically for bridge projects. His extensive experience allows him to effectively streamline project processes and deliver high-quality outcomes.
Ben Morrow's Leadership in Bridge Design
Ben Morrow has made significant contributions to bridge design throughout his tenure. Notably, he led the design for the Route 130, Bridge over Big Timber Creek Project in Gloucester/Camden Counties, New Jersey. This project highlights his ability to deliver complex structural solutions and manage intricate design tasks. His leadership in this project, among others, underscores his proficiency and dedication to the field of structural engineering.
Ben Morrow's Role as a Technical Mentor
In addition to his leadership responsibilities, Ben Morrow also serves as a technical mentor to younger engineers at McCormick Taylor. His deep knowledge and extensive experience allow him to provide valuable guidance and support to less experienced team members. By fostering a culture of learning and development, Ben contributes to the professional growth of his peers and the overall success of his projects.
Ben Morrow's Personal Interests and Hobbies
Outside of his professional life, Ben Morrow has a passion for contact sports, specifically Muay Thai and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, which he has been involved with for more than 17 years. His enthusiasm for these sports reflects his dedication and discipline. Additionally, Ben enjoys exploring unique and historical places with his family, including visits to Bamberg, Rothenberg, and Dinkelsbuhl in Germany. His love for old buildings and medieval architecture fuels these travels, providing a cultural and historical appreciation beyond his engineering expertise.