Joe Heintz

Director of Global Product Management
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joseph.heintz@cmc.com
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Joe Heintz

Director of Global Product Management
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Joe is a senior product manager at Tensar, supporting the commercial and technical needs of Tensar's engineered solutions and software. He joined Tensar in 2011 and has held roles in engineering and sales. Prior to joining Tensar, Joe worked as a consulting engineer in the public sector in metro Detroit.

Joe is a registered professional engineer in the state of Michigan. He has earned a B.S. in Civil Engineering and an MBA, both from Michigan State University.

Authored by Joe

How to Design Road Pavement More Efficiently with a Pavement Optimization Strategy

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Navigating the Cement and Lime Shortage: Proven Alternative for Soil Stabilization

Industry associations are reporting that supply chain issues and increased demand are creating shortages with cementitious materials like cement, lime...
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Avoiding the Risks of Chemical Soil Stabilization

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