ABC Names Gregory E. Sizemore VP for Safety and Workforce

The Associated Builders and Contractors has hired Gregory E. Sizemore as vice president of environment, health, safety and workforce development for the 21,000-member national open-shop group. He was senior manager of craft development at Zachry Industrial.

Gregory E. Sizemore

Gregory L. Sizemore, no relation, remains executive vice president of the Construction Users Roundtable, a Cincinnati-based owners group.

Michael A. Shamma has joined engineer HAKS, New York City, as president. He was chief engineer of the New York State Thruway Authority/Canal Corp. and a regional state transportation director.

AECOM has named Jess Yoder vice president in San Francisco and CM-PM director of its Americas water unit. He was a Parsons Corp. senior VP. Carla Christofferson now is the firm’s executive vice president in Los Angeles and general counsel.

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