People
Drawings, specifications, engineering formulas, machinery and equipment do not build buildings. Buildings are designed and built by people and it is people that really make the difference when it comes to deliver a finished building. Lintel has the best people in the industry and it is not by accident, we work very hard at it.
Over the years, we have invested substantial amounts of time, effort and money in recruiting, developing and facilitating the sustained growth of our people.
And we live that philosophy. It includes a superb group of subcontractors who have worked with us for many years, a key part of the Lintel team that allows us to achieve world-class quality. Our subs, our engineers and architects, our job superintendents and our owners make it a point to attend seminars, courses and conventions every year to make sure that we stay current and up to date.
And it is that team who interacts with and keeps clients happy. Meet some of them:
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José Manuel Gasca
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011-52-656-688-0000 Ext.
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Civil Engineer
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josemanuel.gasca@lintel.com.mx
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Born and raised in the port city of Tampico, México, José Manuel attended Monterrey Technological Institute, where he obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering and a Master’s degree in Construction Management. At present, along with his work at Lintel he is working at the Juarez campus of Monterrey Tech towards a Master’s in Productivity and Quality Systems.
He started working at Lintel in September 2000 as an assistant field engineer, where he spent several months doing tilt-up concrete construction, but was soon moved to the office to work in applying new software to estimate and control costs and coordinating the company’s ongoing efforts to reach ISO 9000 certification.
A bachelor, José Manuel plays guitar and enjoys all kinds of music except rap. He particularly enjoys a class of Latin music called “Canto Nuevo”, highly popular among young people in México.
His personal aspiration is to find new ways to apply industrial engineering concepts to construction. And to cut a “Canto Nuevo” record.
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