Another HCF Bad Pun of the week.
What do you call a fear of overly engineered buildings?
A complex complex complex.
Bad Pun of the week
Another bad pun from your favorite civil engineering firm.
Where do you get steel wool?
From a hydraulic ram!
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Lunch & Learn Highlight: Sediment Transport in Stream Design
We recently had the pleasure of learning from our water resources engineer, Easton Perkins, during a company-sponsored Lunch & Learn. He shared insights from a Sediment Transport course he took through Utah State University‘s Department of Watershed Sciences. He highlighted how rivers shape themselves—and how engineers can design with nature in mind. A great reminder that understanding critical processes leads to more resilient, sustainable solutions.
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The beginning of Bad Pun of the week
Why We’re Doing a “Bad Pun of the Week” (And Why We’re Not Sorry About It)
At HCF, we take our engineering seriously—but we don’t take ourselves too seriously. Somewhere between stormwater modeling and site grading plans, we realized there was one thing missing from our weekly routine: truly terrible puns.
Enter: Bad Pun of the Week.
It’s our way of reminding ourselves (and you!) that a little humor goes a long way—even in the world of civil engineering. Whether it’s a groan-worthy joke about culverts or a pun about erosion that’s slowly wearing you down, we believe a chuckle or an eye roll can brighten your day just enough to keep things flowing smoothly.
So why are we doing this?
Because engineering is about building connections—and that includes with each other.
Because laughter is a great stress reliever (even the kind that makes you roll your eyes).
And because honestly, we just can’t resist a solid foundation for a good pun.
Stick around each week as we unleash another pun so bad, it might just be good.
