Pottstown: TPD Ranked #4 Civil Engineering Firm To Work For Nationwide

Press release from TriCounty Area Chamber of Commerce:

July 16, 2020

Traffic Planning and Design, Inc. (TPD) has been ranked the #4 Best Civil Engineering Firm to Work For in the nation, as well as #1 overall in its size category on the Zweig Group’s 2020 Best Firms To Work For list. This program recognizes outstanding A/E/C firms for inspiring their teams to perform at the highest levels through providing distinctive and innovative work environments. Firms are evaluated comprehensively on firm culture, workplace practices, benefits, retention rates, professional development, and more – from both management and staff’s perspective. When asked anonymously if they believe TPD should qualify as one of the best firms in the industry to work for, TPDers responded:

• No other company I know of focuses so much positive energy on its employees’ well-being and family life.
• The firm is very employee-focused and strives to provide the best workplace environment they can.
• Especially during COVID-19, TPD has set up its employees to succeed in [any] environment and will equip them with the tools needed.

This is TPD’s 18th year on the list, and 3rd year ranking #1 in its size category (2020, 2010 & 2009). TPD is concurrently ranked the #77 fastest-growing firm in the nation on the Zweig Group’s Hot Firms list, for their consistent and impressive growth.

Since 1989, TPD has continually demonstrated a commitment to providing exceptional staff benefits, including technology resources and flexible schedules to encourage a healthy work/life balance and aggressive professional development. TPD accepts these awards for another year with pride and commits to continuing to work to provide an outstanding workplace and environment for the entire TPD family.

View this release on our website: https://trafficpd.com/tpd/blog/tpd-ranked-4-civil-firm-to-work-for-nationwide/

This press release was produced by TriCounty Area Chamber of Commerce. The views expressed here are the author’s own.