R2M Engineering, LLC

10/05/2026

We’re having a blast with Back Nine Golf Lubbock at the AIA Scholarship Tournament. Morning flight is almost done!

If you’re coming for the afternoon flight, stop by hole 10, take a swing, and leave a card for your third raffle entry. Must be present to win!

09/22/2026

Hole 10 is where the real tournament happens.

The 53rd AIA Lubbock Scholarship Golf Tournament is October 5th at the Rawls Course, and R2M’s back at hole 10! This year we’ve got our friends at Back Nine Golf Lubbock joining us for the Chip Shot Challenge.

🏌️🏌️‍♀️Take a shot, get a raffle ticket.
⛳️ Sink it, get another.
🎟️ Drop your card for a third.

One raffle winner per flight walks away with a 2-week pass to Back Nine, Lubbock’s new indoor golf spot - the same place where we sponsored AIA’s June social!

Come test your swing. We’ll be the ones laughing with you, not at you…Mostly.

Playing or sponsoring? Registration and sponsorships close Friday, September 25th.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/aia-lubbocks-53rd-annual-scholarship-golf-tournament-tickets-1997525491517

09/18/2026

We can't wait!

Reserve your tee time for the 53rd AIA Lubbock Scholarship Golf Tournament! Play, sponsor, make a difference!

09/18/2026

Thanks to all who came out to celebrate with us!

09/18/2026

We appreciate all of the friends, family, colleagues, and folks from the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce who came out to celebrate with us.

Here's to the next 15 years! 🥳🎉🎊

09/16/2026

Today marks 15 years since R2M Engineering was founded on September 16, 2011.
 
What started with a small team has grown into a firm serving communities across West Texas, the Panhandle, and eastern New Mexico, but the mission hasn’t changed: offering responsive, reliable service for the clients and communities we work alongside.
 
To every client, partner, and team member who’s been part of this journey, thank you. Here’s to the next 15 years.
 
Join us tomorrow, September 17 at 4:30 PM as we celebrate with a ribbon-cutting hosted with the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce!

09/15/2026

Arc flash incidents don’t give second chances. If your crew works around energized equipment, NFPA 70E training isn’t paperwork, it’s what keeps them going home at the end of the day.
 
Our next Arc Flash/NFPA 70E class is September 28 in Lubbock, and it’s built for teams who need real compliance training.
 
Past trainees have said it best:
“Instructor was good and broke everything down to my understanding, very helpful.”
“Great teacher. Everything was explained that was easy to understand.”
 
📅 September 28 | 8am–5pm
📍 5012 50th St, Suite 204, Lubbock, TX
💰 $899/trainee
 
Whether you’re sending one employee or filling several seats, we’ll get your team compliant and confident around energized equipment. Link in bio/comments to register.

09/09/2026

🎉 You’re invited!🎉

R2M Engineering is celebrating 15 years in business, and we’d love for you to celebrate with us!

Join us for our 15th Anniversary Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony on Thursday, September 17 at 4:30 p.m., hosted with the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce.

We’re grateful for 15 years of serving West Texas and for the clients, partners, colleagues, and community who have been part of the journey.

📍 R2M Engineering
5012 50th Street, Suite 204
Lubbock, TX 79414

The ceremony will be held outdoors at the west entrance porch, followed by refreshments and fellowship.

We hope to see you there!

08/26/2026

The R2M crew had a great time making dinner at the RMHC of the Southwest last night! It has been too long since we last volunteered, so it felt good to get back in the kitchen.

06/16/2026

Think Arc Flash training is only for electricians? Think again.

NFPA 70E Electrical Safe Practices training is designed for anyone who works with or around energized electrical equipment (>50V), not just licensed electricians.

This includes:
⚡ Maintenance personnel
⚡ Construction workers
⚡ Technicians
⚡ Operators
⚡ Supervisors and managers overseeing the work
⚡ Safety and facility personnel responsible for compliance and audits

One common misconception is that only high-voltage systems present serious arc flash hazards. In reality, many arc flash incidents occur on lower-voltage systems, where high fault currents can create significant hazards.

OSHA requires employees exposed to electrical hazards to be trained to recognize those hazards and use proper safety practices and protective equipment. The standard also requires retraining at least every three years.

More than 2,000 workers are sent to burn centers each year with electrical-related burns. Proper training helps employees identify risks before an incident occurs.

R2M Engineering's NFPA 70E/Arc Flash Training
📅 June 24 - LUBBOCK
📅 July 14 - AMARILLO

Register today: r2meng.com/training-calendar/