News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: December 15, 2017
Bruetsch joins BW Kennedy as sr. planner
BW Kennedy & Co.
Arlington, MA Jason Bruetsch has joined BW Kennedy & Co.
Bruetsch holds a MBA from UMASS Dartmouth and a BS in Safety and Occupational Health Applied Sciences from Keene State College.
As a senior planner, Bruetsch works with clients during the preconstruction stages of a project to evaluate feasibility, create detailed programming requirements, and to plan the logistics that will result in a successful project. Bruetsch has 15 years of experience working in the life sciences industry managing and building programs. During his career, he has been responsible for a wide range of tasks – from overseeing facility and laboratory operations, capital projects and relocations, managing cross functional projects and teams, and lease negotiations. With his experience in life sciences and understanding of what the client requirements are, Bruetsch will be an instrumental member of our management team as the company continues to expand its life sciences business.
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