1938 Young & Stanley Staking Crew

1938 Young & Stanley Staking Crew

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Stanley Stories

After over 100 years of designing and engineering projects around the world we've collected a number of interesting and intriguing "Stanley Stories." Use the stroll below to read about our company, our members and our projects first hand from our members who made them happen. Their stories reveal what it means to be a member of Stanley Consultants.

John's recollections range from scraping ice off the wing of the company plane to turning left at the goat in the Jamaican countryside.

Recent retiree Lynn Pruitt tells of his life-changing experiences in Malaysia.

Dean joined Stanley Consultants in 1972. With 41 years of projects there's no shortage of stories for him to share.

As "The Voice of Stanley Consultants," Rose describes the importance of a warm reception.

Jack describes the challenges of keeping fit in Egypt and Yemen.

With decades of experience writing project specifications Mirta describes how the process worked in the past.

Bennett Reichauer

Bennett faces a number of unexpected challenges in Bosnia while performing a damage assessment of the country’s water and wastewater infrastructure.

Jerry recounts the leap in technology during his years with Stanley Consultants.

Mike shares a favorite story about working in Vietnam.

A transmission line evaluation takes Mike Hansen to areas of Burma rarely seen by outsiders.

His 40 years of experiences range from exhilarating to frightening.

Ian enjoys the cultures and melting pot atmosphere of working in an international office.

Working at Stanley Consultants has been a family affair.

Many defining moments have occurred while working at Stanley Consultants.

His career has been a major factor in shaping the man he is today.

Hank tells a whopper of a story about the fish that got away.

Carla has witnessed tremendous technological advancements during 30 years with Sycamore Printing.

Newton sewer improvement project was his most memorable project.

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