Building Together: Women in Construction

In conjunction with Women in Construction Week (March 4-10 sponsored by NAWIC) and National Women’s History Month, Robins & Morton is recognizing women whose contributions and commitment positively affect the company and the construction industry as a whole. Every individual has a story to tell and we will be spotlighting their story on our website throughout the month.

  • mittie Mittie Cannon -
  • Penny Manuel - Penny Manuel is Executive Vice President, Engineering and Construction Services for Southern Company. She is responsible for directing the engineering and construction of new generation, as well as environmental and retrofit projects, and assuring they are completed in a safe, … Continue reading →
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  • delinda Delinda Szabo -
  • geri Geri Anderson -
  • carol_copeland_sm Carol Copeland - Director of Information Technology Corporate Office Birmingham, Alabama Years in the Industry: 19 Carol Copeland, IT Director, calls herself a tomboy and says her appreciation for construction actually started in childhood.  “Raised on a farm and the youngest of three … Continue reading →
  • SanfordSkyler Skyler Sanford - Field Engineer MaineGeneral Regional Hospital Augusta, Maine Years in the Industry: 3 Skyler Sanford is a Field Engineer working on her first project with Robins & Morton since graduating from Auburn University last spring. Robins & Morton is using many … Continue reading →
  • leigh_holliman_sm Leigh Holliman - Field Engineer Parkside Baseball Park Birmingham, Alabama Years in the Industry: 3 Leigh Holliman is one of the newest members of the Robins & Morton team, but she’s not new to the world of construction. As a Field Engineer, Leigh … Continue reading →
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  • MillisJill Jill Mills - Senior Structural Designer Power & Industrial Division Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Years in the Industry: 33 Jill Mills is a Senior Structural Designer in the Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina office. You might say she has design and construction in her blood. Both … Continue reading →
  • Whitley Joyce Joyce Whitley - Administrative Assistant Power & Industrial Division Birmingham, Alabama Years in the Industry: 20 Joyce Whitley, an Administrative Assistant in the Power & Industrial Division has worked off and on in construction since completing high school more than 20 years ago … Continue reading →
  • Farrah Farrah Mote - Marketing Manager Corporate Office Birmingham, Alabama Years in the Industry: 7 Farrah Mote is a Marketing Manager who had no prior experience working in construction before joining Robins & Morton 7 years ago. After working for several years in non-profit, … Continue reading →
  • ShelaDuncan2 Shelia Duncan - Safety Clerk Olin Chlor Alkali Charleston, Tennessee Years in the Industry: 10 Shelia Duncan has one of the most important jobs onsite. “I keep up with safety audits and observations as well as job safety analysis to show what dangers … Continue reading →
  • MelissaOwens2 Melissa Owens - Field Office Assistant Grand Strand Regional Medical Center Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Years in the Industry: 8 Melissa Owens, a Field Office Assistant with Robins & Morton’s Healthcare Division, is a few weeks away from packing up and moving again. She is … Continue reading →
  • Becky Bell Becky Bell - Project Manager Power & Industrial Division Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Years in the Industry: 37 Becky Bell, Project Manager, considers herself a pioneer in the construction industry and it’s easy to see why. “I didn’t want to take home economics in … Continue reading →
  • jackie_mustakasSM Jackie Mustakas - Corporate Sustainability Coordinator and Assistant Estimator Corporate -  Birmingham, Alabama Years in the Industry: 5 Jackie Mustakas knows it’s not easy being green but as Corporate Sustainability Coordinator she’s leading the way for Robins & Morton to operate and build sustainably. … Continue reading →
  • rosie the riveter Dr. Fran Carter – Rosie the Riveter - The American Rosie the Riveter Association was the brain child of Dr. Frances Carter (who served as a riveter on B-29 airplanes during the war) of Birmingham, Alabama. She and her husband, Dr. John Carter (a former Army paratrooper), present … Continue reading →