Myers moves into this role following a transition period with Randy Highland, the company’s former regional president. Highland will be officially retiring in August 2018, after 29 years at McCarthy.
The Kentuck Solar Project will provide enough carbon-free electricity to power 1200 homes every year, supply 1.5 percent of the city’s power needs and establish long-term cost certainty for the utility.
Campbell is taking the reins from 36-year McCarthy veteran, Kevin Kuntz. Kuntz is assuming the role of AGC Georgia president for the next 12 months. He will serve in an advisory capacity to Campbell throughout the next year, before retiring in July 2019.
Located along the Interstate 64 corridor, the two projects totaling 10 megawatts (AC) will generate enough clean, affordable and reliable electricity to power roughly 1,200 homes annually.
National Safety Week and OSHA Safety Stand Down bring industry-wide attention to construction safety.
As the largest General Contractor in Southern California, McCarthy has an incredible footprint and an opportunity to positively impact the communities, businesses and individual talent that drives the success of society and the construction industry.
