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Jason Ranz

Associate Vice President of DfMA

U.S. Engineering Innovations

With 28 years of experience in the mechanical contracting industy and a passion for operations, Jason now leads operations for U.S. Engineering Innovation’s Design for Manufacturing and Assembly (DfMA).

As Associate Vice President of DfMA, Jason champions operational excellence, cultivates professional growth, and ensures financial sustainability. He focuses on empowering teams through execution fundamentals, schedule discipline, cost accountability, and innovation to deliver high-performance outcomes, operational reliability, and sustainable value.

Expertise & Focus Areas

Operational fundamentals
Organizational and Strategic Vision
Construction management
Construction financials
Fostering professional growth and development

Education & Certifications

B.S. Architectural Engineering, University of Wyoming
AGC Executive Leadership Academy
LEED Accredited Professional
ASHE Healthcare Construction Certificate
MCAA Institute for Project Management
MCAA Institute for Advanced Project Management
Colorado State University – Adjunct Professor
Dale Carnegie Trained

Community & Industry Engagement

Middle School Basketball Head Coach
High School Basketball Assistant Coach

News and Insights

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News September 15, 2026

U.S. Engineering Metalworks Expands Lawrence Manufacturing Operations

New 110,000-square-foot facility builds on continued growth at Lawrence VenturePark and creates high-wage skilled trade jobs LAWRENCE, Kan. — Sept. 15, 2026 — U.S. Engineering Metalworks today celebrated the expansion of its Lawrence operations with …

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Thought Leadership September 3, 2026

The Standard Behind the Spec

Every institutional project comes with three sets of standards. The first is in the design documents. The second is the facility standards. And the third isn’t written down anywhere. It lives in the facilities team that will be running the building long after the project closes out.

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Featured September 2, 2026

August 2026 at U.S. Engineering: Growth, Connection, and Discovery

August marked the close of our internship season and a busy month of learning, friendly competition, and project milestones.

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