Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) can improve cost, safety and sustainability — but the real challenges aren’t technical. They’re behavioral. Drawing on case studies from different sectors, this article explores how early alignment, strategic measurement and program-wide collaboration unlock the true value of MMC in the water sector.
Yari Escobar and María del Alma Concepción Rodríguez are using data-driven strategies to reduce flood risks across Puerto Rico. By blending environmental science with community-focused planning, they’re helping deliver solutions that protect lives, infrastructure and ecosystems—one storm at a time.
Sherif Sabri Saad, MEP director at Jacobs in Dubai, brings 20 years of experience and a clear vision for sustainable buildings and infrastructure design. Read how he helps shaping some of the Middle East’s most ambitious mega-projects by uniting digital innovations, lifecycle-centric strategies and design intelligence in building services.
Ray Coleman is helping make safer, more sustainable design decisions that prioritizes the safety of all that interact with our solutions, long-term asset efficiency and positive environmental impact.
In a challenging, dynamic world shaped by geopolitical conflict, rapid change and global risk, Alan Stenson leads Jacobs’ mission to stay secure and resilient. In this Q&A, he shares how his team protects people, powers business continuity and drives future-ready operations.
With more than 15 years of experience, Megan Shi is helping drive Hong Kong’s infrastructure transformation. From major transport upgrades to ecological land development, she’s leading projects that tackle urbanization, climate change and workforce challenges—laying the groundwork for a more resilient and sustainable future.
There are three integral places where our shared attitudes and behaviors show up – the company’s values and practices, your team and network, and your experience day to day. Chief Legal & Administrative Officer Joanne Caruso shares what she loves most about working at Jacobs.
Cyber threats are rising and outdated operational technology systems are leaving water utilities exposed. Drawing on lessons from more than 35 cybersecurity-focused Risk and Resilience Assessments conducted under the America’s Water Infrastructure Act, Jacobs identifies common vulnerabilities and offers a roadmap to stronger, more resilient water infrastructure.
