November 12, 2026

Hensel Phelps

Dizhazy

Wilkin

Heilman

Burr

Hensel Phelps' Pacific Northwest Region is expanding, welcoming 27 new employees over the past year with additional hires anticipated. To support its growing workforce, the company has promoted four team members to leadership roles spanning project management, field operations, estimating and project development.

Charleston Burr has been promoted to project manager. Burr brings experience on federal, aviation and education projects with a combined value exceeding $1.6 billion. His most recent work includes the federally funded, USACE USDA/ARS-WSU Plant Bioscience Research Building at Washington State University, where he oversaw scheduling and worked with suppliers to keep construction on track.

Jon Heilman has been promoted to project superintendent. With more than seven years at Hensel Phelps, Heilman has experience in transportation, aviation and healthcare facilities for a variety of delivery methods such as design-build, progressive design-build and CM at risk. For the newly completed Alaska Airlines North Main Terminal Redevelopment project (also known as SEA Gateway), he oversaw on-site self-performed work and trade partners, with responsibility for safety and quality control. Currently, his preconstruction planning experience with the Port of Seattle's S Concourse Evolution project complement his field leadership.

Michael Wilkin has been promoted to senior estimator. Wilkin has 11 years of industry experience and has worked on projects with a combined value exceeding $4.2 billion. His background spans aviation, correctional facilities, data centers, transportation, healthcare and higher education. Currently, Wilkin is supporting Alaska Airlines' Q Gates Conversion project through conceptual estimating and evaluation of design alternatives. He is also responsible for developing schedules for enabling and permanent work, in addition to tracking those costs, and coordinates cost and schedule updates with the project team.

Amanda Dizhazy is stepping into the role of proposal manager in Hensel Phelps' Project Development team. Ditzhazy establishes win strategies, creates pursuit execution plans and manages the development of proposal responses. She also brings experience in communications, event management, editing, media and public relations and marketing collateral development. Beyond her work at Hensel Phelps, Ditzhazy is involved with WTS Puget Sound and served on the planning committee for its 2026 gala, which drew more than 800 transportation professionals, sponsors and community members.