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{Brief}ly Speaking Podcast

Designed for busy professionals, {Brief}ly Speaking delivers high-impact conversations that get to the point. SEH experts keep it focused and approachable – perfect for your commute, coffee break, or whenever you need clear, straightforward insights without the noise.

 
     

 How Owners Get Real Value from Facility Condition Assessments with Matt Massa

{Brief}ly Speaking about how facility condition assessments help owners get the most from their buildings and infrastructure. SEH engineer Matt Massa shares how assessments uncover hidden issues, guide maintenance priorities, and even support funding efforts – all while tailoring recommendations to each owner’s unique goals.

 
     

Elevator Decisions That Move Your Project with Russ Viciedo of Argon Elevator Consulting

{Brief}ly Speaking on how elevator platform decisions can shape an entire building project. Elevator consultant Russ Viciedo of Argon Elevator Consulting explains why platform selection shouldn’t wait until late-stage design, walking through how early choices impact structure, cost, sequencing, and long-term ownership. He highlights the rise of Machine Room-Less elevators, the risks of manufacturer changes, and strategies to align platform selection with sustainability and project goals – helping architects, owners, and developers avoid costly missteps.

 
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Resiliency in Action: Lessons from Florida’s Front Lines with Michael Lynch

{Brief}ly Speaking about what resiliency really means in Florida – from flood mitigation and septic-to-sewer conversions to cost-effective upgrades and navigating tough regulations. Civil engineer Michael Lynch shares practical strategies to help communities and developers protect infrastructure and prepare for a changing climate.

 
     

Helping Communities Navigate NEPA Reviews with Natalie White

{Brief}ly Speaking about the essentials of navigating NEPA regulations – a key step for projects impacting the environment. Botanist and wetland scientist Natalie White shares practical tips on environmental review, agency coordination, and avoiding costly delays. Whether you’re working in transportation, wetlands, or public infrastructure, this quick guide will help you navigate NEPA smoothly.

 
     

Cutting the Noise: How to Successfully Implement a Railroad Quiet Zone with Collin Maki

{Brief}ly Speaking on how train horns can disrupt communities and make development near rail lines more challenging. Civil engineer Collin Maki explains what it takes to successfully implement a railroad quiet zone – whether at a new or existing crossing. He walks through key requirements, safety considerations, and coordination steps that help developers and communities reduce noise while maintaining compliance and safety near active railroads.

   

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