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Wear semi-retires from Hancock Associates

Charlie Wear

 

Danvers, MA Hancock Associates, a leading provider of land surveying, civil engineering and wetland science services, has announced the semi-retirement of Charlie Wear, PE LEED. Charlie joined the firm in 2021 and was a senior project manager in their Danvers and Newburyport offices. He will continue in a smaller, part-time role as business development coordinator and focus on business development for Hancock’s eastern Massachusetts offices and mentoring staff.

“Charlie has always been a go-to guy on the North Shore, even-keeled with a keen ability to design great civil engineering works while maintaining a friendly rapport with clients. We are very happy that he will continue to be part of the Hancock team as he enjoys his well-deserved semi-retirement,” said Hancock Associates president, Wayne Jalbert, PLS.

Hancock Associates is made up of talented surveyors, engineers and scientists dedicated to excellence in land/coastal development, construction and preservation. They have maintained their position as an industry leader through their investment in exceptional staff, state-of-the-art equipment/technology and acquisition of multiple surveying and engineering firms, and historical survey records dating back to 1852. Since 1978, Hancock Associates has been providing land surveying, civil engineering and wetland science services throughout Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut and Rhode Island. They value the long-term relationships they have with their clients served through their offices in Boston, Chelmsford, Danvers, Marlborough, Newburyport, Palmer and Princeton, Massachusetts and Concord, New Hampshire. For additional information, call (978) 777-3050 or visit www.HancockAssociates.com.

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