Robert Hume San Diego

Following this, Robert Hume San Diego moved to the Marshall Islands, where he was involved in dual projects under the US Corps of Engineers contract. In this capacity, his role encompassed environmental liaison and safety oversight in compliance with EM-385 standards. His dedication to ensuring sustainable and safe project development was evident throughout each phase of his work.

Upon his return to the United States, he played a crucial role in guiding safety initiatives in heavy civil engineering. His experiences at Kiewit Construction and Ames Construction, where he dealt with complex domains like active railroad construction, open pit/tunneling, and mining, were underpinned by his diverse safety certifications, providing invaluable expertise to these industries.

2004 marked a significant milestone in his career when he was awarded the AZ AGC Safety Professional of the Year. This accolade recognized his relentless hard work, accountability, and courage in managing challenging construction projects.

In addition to his professional achievements, his dedication to community service is notable. His volunteer firefighter and EMT involvement exemplifies his commitment to community well-being. Furthermore, his philanthropic efforts, including his work with Toys for Tots, Shriners, Vietnam Veteran Memorial, Wounded Warriors, ASPCA, and the Humane Society, highlight his dedication to contributing positively to society.