MZB Engineering provides construction engineering services for temporary works and construction support systems used to safely and efficiently build complex infrastructure projects. Our engineers develop practical, project-specific designs and calculations that consider constructability, site constraints, construction sequencing, worker safety, adjacent facilities, and applicable regulatory and agency requirements.
Rather than focusing on a single type of temporary structure, our construction engineering practice supports contractors with a broad range of engineered solutions—from excavation and shoring systems to falsework, formwork, bracing, temporary structures, and crane lift planning.
Every construction project presents different temporary works challenges. MZB Engineering combines technical analysis, engineering judgment, construction experience, and close coordination with the project team to develop temporary construction solutions that are safe, practical, and tailored to the way the work will actually be built.
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Our construction engineering deliverables are prepared and reviewed under the responsible charge of licensed Professional Engineers as required for the applicable project and jurisdiction. We focus on clear calculations, constructible details, applicable standards, and responsive coordination throughout the design and review process.
MZB Engineering’s construction engineering capabilities complement our traffic engineering services, allowing us to support contractors on multiple temporary construction needs through a coordinated engineering team.
MZB provides engineering for temporary construction works including excavation plans and studies, shoring systems, falsework, shoring towers, formwork, bracing, temporary structures, utility support, and crane lift plans. Services are tailored to the requirements and construction methods of each project.
Temporary works engineering covers structures and systems needed to support construction but that are not typically part of the permanent completed facility. Examples include shoring, falsework, formwork, bracing, excavation support, temporary utility support, and construction support towers.
Yes. MZB prepares project-specific excavation and shoring engineering, including excavation studies and plans, slope considerations, tie-back and cantilever shoring, sheet piles, trench boxes, slide rails, and related support systems as appropriate to the project.
Yes. Our construction engineering services include falsework and formwork design for bridge and structural construction applications, including cast-in-place, precast, and steel girder work, as applicable to the project.
Yes. MZB provides crane lift planning and crane selection as part of our construction engineering services, based on project-specific conditions and construction requirements.
MZB Engineering currently provides licensed professional engineering expertise across 10 states. Project-specific licensure requirements are confirmed based on the location and scope of each assignment.
Our work goes beyond thorough planning; it is reviewed and validated by a licensed Civil Engineer. This additional layer of expertise helps ensure compliance with all relevant regulatory requirements. Your project is in the hands of seasoned professionals who prioritize safety and quality at every step.
Proven Track Record:
We take pride in our established track record of working closely with a diverse array of agencies, cities and Contractors. This collaborative approach allows us to smoothly get the approval of traffic control plans from different jurisdictions.
Quality Guaranteed:
Our commitment to quality is evident in every project we undertake. We use the latest technologies and the best materials to ensure our clients get the best possible service.
What sets us apart is our strong commitment to staying ahead of evolving industry standards. We continuously ensure that our work reflects the latest guidelines and best practices.