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Schnabel Engineering

Name: Schnabel Engineering
Address: 10900 Nuckols Road, Suite 210, Glen Allen, VA, 23060, US
Telephone: (804) 264-3222
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We provide expertise and design for geotechnical, dam, and tunnel engineering projects worldwide.

10/30/2026

🕷️ There's something extra creepy about a spider that comes with a little something extra…

This wolf spider was spotted making its way through the grass, carrying its egg sac along for the ride. Unlike many spiders that leave their eggs behind in a web or hidden nest, female wolf spiders carry their egg sacs attached to their bodies until the spiderlings are ready to hatch.

A little spooky, a lot of dedication. Happy Fauna Friday! 🕸️

10/29/2026

This month, we joined millions of employee-owners across the U.S. to celebrate Employee Ownership Month.

In 1989, Schnabel established an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) – a company-sponsored benefit plan that gives employees ownership interest in the company through shares of stock.

According to the National Center for Employee Ownership, Schnabel is one of nearly 6,500 total ESOP companies in the U.S.

✨We’re proud to be employee-owned and to share in the success we create together. ✨

👉 If you're looking for a career where your contributions make an impact – and your future is invested in the company's success – explore opportunities on our Careers page: https://www.schnabel-eng.com/careers/

10/28/2026

Virginia Tech geotechnical engineering graduate students stepped out of the classroom to explore geotechnical engineering in action.

Following a seminar in Blacksburg, VA, the students and their professors Alba Yerro Colom and Brendan Fisher visited the NCDOT I-40 Pigeon River Reconstruction Project in western North Carolina to see how geotechnical engineering principles are applied in practice on a complex, mega-scale infrastructure project.

Our engineers, Chris Ramsey and Graham Elliott, along with teaming partner Greg Goins of RK&K, led discussions on roller-compacted concrete buttress construction, piled retaining walls, soil nail walls, rock dowels, drainage systems, seepage control, and geotechnical drilling. Our team was impressed by the students’ curiosity, engagement, and questions.

Thank you to Ames Construction and Keller for enabling access to the site and helping us provide a valuable learning experience for these students, and to NCDOT for their support.

10/27/2026

The spent part of its summer exploring York, ME, and doing what it does best: keeping one of our engineers from Sterling, VA, hydrated during a coastal getaway!

From relaxing by the beach to taking in the views from the deck of their rental, the tumbler enjoyed plenty of New England beauty. With Nubble Light, one of the most photographed lighthouses in the world, nearby, there was no shortage of memorable sights.

10/23/2026

🐸 Eye of toad, and a little bit of magic… Can you spot the toad hiding in this week’s Fauna Friday?

Spotted at a slurry wall construction site in Kersey, Colorado, this well-camouflaged toad was perched on an embankment near the trench, seemingly keeping an eye on the 40-ton clamshell at work.

We suspect it might be a Great Plains toad, but we’ll leave the final identification to the experts. 🔍

10/22/2026

For 12 years, the Alpharetta office has supported The Joseph Sams School by sponsoring their annual Clays for a Cause fundraiser. This event brings participants together for a day of sporting clays to raise funds for the school.

Thank you to our Alpharetta employees Justin Cole (pictured, left), Nickolas Rohler (pictured, right) and Tyler Coats (not pictured) for representing Schnabel at this year’s event. Their participation reflects our Stewardship value and our commitment to supporting and improving the communities we serve.

Located in Fayetteville, GA, Joseph Sams School, Inc. is a private, nonprofit institution dedicated to serving children and young adults with intellectual and/or physical disabilities and developmental challenges. The school provides comprehensive educational programs along with specialized speech and language therapy designed to support each student’s individual needs and development.

10/21/2026

We’re gearing up for our final career fairs this season to meet future innovators! ✨

If you're exploring internship or full-time opportunities and want to learn more about life at Schnabel, stop by and meet our team at one of the career fairs below.

🟠 University of Washington – 21st Annual Civil & Environmental Engineering Career Fair |Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1-4:30 p.m. PDT

🟠 Lehigh University – ASCE Career Fair | Wednesday, Oct. 28, 5-8 p.m. ET

🟠 UNC Charlotte – Civil & Environmental Engineering Career Fair | Wednesday, Nov. 4, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. ET

👉 Unable to attend any career fairs? Visit our Careers page: https://recruiting.ultipro.com/SCH1013SNBL/JobBoard/1c55a72a-1cf7-4dda-b459-b04fc12c29df/?q=&o=postedDateDesc&w=&wc=&we=&wpst=

10/20/2026

The Traveling Tumbler scored an invitation as the plus-one when he tagged along with a Senior Technician I from Columbia, SC, and his wife on their honeymoon to Gatlinburg, TN.

While exploring the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the Traveling Tumbler made its way to Kuwohi, the highest peak in the Smokies and the state of Tennessee. After a half mile walk to the observation deck, he also got to enjoy some beautiful views of the surrounding mountains with the newlyweds.

It's not every day a tumbler gets invited to a honeymoon! ⛰️💍

10/19/2026

Investing in the next generation of civil engineers starts with giving students a firsthand look at the work shaping our infrastructure.

We were excited to arrange a tour for Tennessee Tech University students and their professors, Dan Vandenberge and Beena Ajmeera, at the North Carolina Department of Transportation I-40 Pigeon River Reconstruction Project in western North Carolina. The students explored roller-compacted concrete, piled retaining walls, earthworks, concrete batching, aggregate processing, and geotechnical drilling while learning about the many career paths within civil engineering.

Thank you to the project team members who shared their expertise and career insights with the group: David Flowers (Ames Construction), Greg Goins (RK&K), Chase Scott (RS&H), and Schnabel Engineering engineers Graham Elliott and Leo Ramon.

👉 Visit our Careers page to learn about the many career paths and opportunities at Schnabel: https://www.schnabel-eng.com/careers/

10/16/2026

🐍 What’s spookier than one snake? Two!

A routine day in the parking lot of our Chadds Ford office took an unexpected turn when these two slithering visitors showed up. You never know what might be lurking around the corner… or under the next car.

Address

10900 Nuckols Road, Suite 210
Glen Allen, VA
23060

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 5pm
Sunday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

(804) 264-3222

Website

http://www.schnabel-eng.com/

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