Russell Yeager, PE
VP, Senior Business Development Manager
































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Thoughtful site planning reduces development risk without locking manufacturers into one production model or growth path.
Feasibility Review & Infrastructure Planning
Early assumptions about access, capacity, or constructability carry consequences throughout a manufacturing project. WGI tests those assumptions against actual site conditions, giving teams greater confidence as investment and planning proceed.
Complex manufacturing facility design requires coordination across development and operational teams. Acting as an extension of your team, WGI works alongside stakeholders to resolve emerging concerns and protect the decisions shaping long-term facility performance.
Longstanding relationships demonstrate the confidence clients place in WGI across diverse projects.
WGI evaluates multiple manufacturing facility design scenarios so clients retain options as demand and capital priorities evolve.
A strong facility concept can still stall when zoning or infrastructure requirements surface too late. Proven guidance from WGI helps teams anticipate review concerns and address them before they disrupt project momentum.
High-performing distribution facilities depend on land and infrastructure decisions grounded in daily logistics demands.
Storage facilities use thoughtful site planning to make constrained land practical for customers and operators.
Civil engineering creates the site foundation manufacturing facilities need to operate reliably and adapt over time.
Manufacturing facility design translates operational workflows into functional spaces that evolve with production needs
Early structural planning accounts for equipment loads before teams commit to facility layouts and installation plans.
Building systems form the operational backbone of a manufacturing facility and influence its long-term performance.
Start with a facility plan grounded in production flow, infrastructure performance, and long-term operational value.
VP, Senior Business Development Manager