Favorite Parts Of Working In Energy And Utilities As A Project Manager
Michael, a capital project manager in the energy and utilities industry, finds the most rewarding aspect to be "building things from scratch," creating sustainable and carbon-neutral systems. This passion is evident in Michael's desire to one day point out projects they helped design and build to their family, highlighting the impact of their work on future generations.
Project Management, Sustainability, Engineering, Construction, Energy
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Michael Andrawis
Project Manager
SoCalGas
University of California, Riverside 2012
University of California, Los Angeles - Anderson School of Management
Engineering - Chemical
Energy & Utilities
Operations and Project Management
Worked 20+ Hours in School
Video Highlights
1. Working on sustainable and carbon-neutral projects that will benefit future generations.
2. Building large-scale projects from initial design to completion.
3. Seeing tangible results and the impact of your work on the community and the environment.
Transcript
What do you enjoy most about being in your industry?
As a capital project manager in the energy and utilities industry, I feel the coolest thing is that we're building things from scratch. We take designs and create brand new systems that are more sustainable, better, and more carbon neutral, really bringing them to life.
Hopefully, one day, with my nephews or my own kids, we'll be driving by the 10 freeway towards Arizona. I'll be able to say, "Look to your right. I helped design, procure, and build that station."
So, building these complex facilities that are better for future generations is something I truly enjoy and find a lot of passion in.
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