BHB Structural names Brackus to replace Scott Pettit as CEO

Travis Brackus has been appointed CEO of BHB Structural, a commercial structural engineering firm in Salt Lake City. He replaces Scott Pettit who will become the company’s engineering team lead, helping to develop the firm’s next generation of engineers and ensure quality workflow through the company’s five offices, accord-ing to a BHB Structural release.

Brackus has 12 years of structural engineering experience and has been involved in setting company goals, mentoring engineers and managing high-profile BHB projects like the Zions Technology Campus in Midvale and Pelion office in Draper.

“BHB has given me a sense of purpose in my life. It is an absolute honor to return the favor as CEO,” said Brackus. “I aim to make BHB a little bit better each day — better for our employees, better for our customers and better for our team members in the industry. We will consistently uphold our promise of being responsive, well-coordinated, and creative while delivering excellence day in and day out. The founding generation created a culture of integrity that we will carry with us as we advance our projects, our careers and our lives.”

In addition to BHB’s executive leadership changes, Jeff Thomas, Chris Bratt, Cody Coggins and Christina Stoddard have been promoted to become associates. Thomas and Bratt are licensed professional engineers in Utah. Coggins and Stoddard are members of BHB’s BIM department.

BHB Structural was founded in 2002. Licensed in 50 states, BHB has offices throughout Utah and in Meridian, Idaho.