Robins & Morton

Robins & Morton

Bauwesen

Birmingham, Alabama 30,737 followers

Privately held construction firm committed to delivering exceptional results and making a positive, lasting impact.

Über uns

Robins & Morton is a privately held construction firm headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, with offices in Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Charlotte, Dallas, Huntsville, Nashville, San Antonio, and Raleigh-Durham. The firm specializes in the construction of healthcare, hospitality, higher education, entertainment, sports and government buildings. Since 1946, the firm has built a reputation as a trusted advisor to clients nationwide by cultivating a high-performing team that values integrity, safety, and innovative thinking. Robins & Morton is consistently ranked as one of the top 100 contractors in the United States, and one of the top 15 in the Southeast. To learn more about Robins & Morton, visit: www.robinsmorton.com.

Website
http://www.robinsmorton.com
Industrie
Bauwesen
Größe des Unternehmens
1.001-5.000 Mitarbeiter
Hauptsitz
Birmingham, Alabama
Typ
In Privatbesitz
Gegründet
1946
Spezialitäten
construction management, general construction, preconstruction, building information modeling, sustainable construction, healthcare, and commercial

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Employees at Robins & Morton

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    Our UK King's Daughters Medical Center project team in Ashland, Kentucky, joined trade contractor partners and medical center staff this summer for a day of fun and appreciation, all while helping others in our community. Our team was thrilled to host a Family Day event, welcoming loved ones to a carnival-like atmosphere that included food, games, snow cones, vendor booths, a dunk tank, and even a guest appearance by our robot dog, Morty! Proceeds from the dunk tank were matched by our trade contractor partners Dixon Electrical Systems & Contracting Inc. and Cornerstone Interiors, and with additional support by UK King's Daughters Medical Center we were able to donate $1,140 to Hope's Place, a children's advocacy center in our community. Thank you to everyone who contributed to the success of this event! #GivingWithPurpose

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    Optimism about the current and future benefits of AI is strong among healthcare builders, designers, and operators. The tangible benefits of digital technology and the future value of analytics tools using automation and artificial intelligence are stoking a wave of adoption and experimentation. In the 2024 State of Healthcare Construction Report, take a look at how AI is changing the industry and hear from experts who are working to implement enhancements. 📝: bit.ly/3DkwywO

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    We are incredibly proud to have been this year's title sponsor for the She Builds Summer Program, hosted by Florida International University's Moss Department of Construction Management! This all-girls camp designed for high schoolers interested in construction has been an inspiration to future builders since it began in 2017. Our Florida team members led a full day of camp, featuring a presentation showcasing virtual design and construction and the latest technology our teams are using in the field. We also participated in a panel titled, “A Walk in Her Shoes – Women of Robins & Morton,” giving campers a chance to interact with our team and see what a potential career in construction would be like. Finally, we welcomed the campers to our UHealth at Doral jobsite for a tour of the medical center scheduled for completion later this year. Thank you to all of our team members who participated as we work to inspire the next generation of #WomenInConstruction!

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    Our Nashville team was humbled by the opportunity to help people facing hunger in our communities. Team members from our Nashville office and area project sites partnered with Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee, sorting nearly 20,000 pounds of food, enough to provide more than 16,000 meals. More than 350,000 individuals, including thousands of children, struggle with hunger across Middle and West Tennessee, according to the food bank. We will continue to give our time, energy, and support to help strengthen the communities where we live and work. #GivingWithPurpose

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    Our Birmingham team members donated more than 500 books for K-12 students to support Executive Women International Birmingham's Reading Rally. The rally is part of EWI's commitment to promote literacy in our community and around the world. Thank you to our team members for their contributions that will make a positive impact on the lives of students. #GivingWithPurpose

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    We are excited to share that Director of Employee Benefits Susie Brasher has been recognized as one of the Birmingham Business Journal’s 2024 HR Impact Awards honorees. Susie is a leader in enhancing our approach to team member well-being, including the integration of advanced health programs and implementation of opportunities that empower employees with personal financial knowledge. Susie is also committed to community engagement and plays an active role in our corporate giving initiatives, participating in philanthropic efforts for the Exceptional Foundation, American Heart Association, and United Way of Central Alabama. Thank you, Susie, for your critical role in delivering a valuable, positive experience for our team members each and every day. Read more: bit.ly/4dnGx5q

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    We are honored to have been named the Top General Contractor as recognized by the Birmingham Business Journal's 2024 Real Estate Awards. Our team has been instrumental in shaping the Birmingham skyline and driving growth across the city for nearly 80 years. As the Birmingham Business Journal writes, "The firm had a significant impact on the Birmingham metro area in 2023 with local projects, including renovations and upgrades across two campuses of Lawson State Community College; the grand opening of Brookwood Baptist Medical Center’s new two-story, 28,840-square-foot operating room addition, along with a new pedestrian bridge, administrative spaces and 2,500-square-foot post-anesthesia care unit; and the development of the Samford University campus plan, including the construction of a new 513-bed residents hall for first-year students and two new residence halls totaling 140 beds for upper-division and Greek students." We are proud of the work our team members have done to create a lasting, positive impact on our community. bit.ly/3yqITlh #BuildingWithPurpose

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    ⏰ We’re counting down ‘til Congress. Make plans to join Jennifer Lacy, Kyle Davis, Josh Young, and Victoria Navarro, MBA-HCM, LCI-CPD-SME to learn why your Conditions of Satisfaction should be your project’s true north. Thanks for the shoutout, Lean Construction Institute (US)!

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    🌟 Join us for a session on the Value of Conditions of Satisfaction at this year’s LCI Congress with Jennifer Lacy, Lean Practice Leader at Robins & Morton and co-chair for the 2025 LCI Congress. Jen will present with colleagues Kyle Davis and Josh Young of Robins & Morton, and Victoria Navarro, MBA-HCM, LCI-CPD-SME of AdventHealth this October. During the session, Jennifer, alongside her colleagues, will explore the critical role of Conditions of Satisfaction (CoS) in achieving project alignment. Get a preview of what this team will cover during their presentation in this blog post: https://lnkd.in/dciJbCif Attend this and many other fantastic sessions at the 2024 LCI Congress in San Diego, Oct. 22-25! Register today! #LCICongress24 #ProjectAlignment

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