At Hudson Construction Company, we’re built on the expertise of our team. Every team member brings something unique to the table, as well as a commitment to safety, quality, and an end result we can all be proud of. With over 127 years of combined experience, our team is ready to make your next pavement preservation project a success. Get to know more about our Pavement Preservation Division team members below.
In late 2016, Hudson Construction lost one of its greatest assets, our division manager, Chauncey Nance. Chauncey was and still is considered an extraordinary mentor and teammate to so many in the construction field, with over 40 years dedicated to the industry. He helped develop and grow Tennessee’s microsurfacing program, teaching everyone who came under his wing. All who knew Chauncey remember him as a well-known and respected leader, a man of integrity and his word. His energy and passion for the industry was contagious. He never settled for the status quo and had a reputation for being an innovator, ahead of the times on many ideas and projects. Our entire company and client family will remember Chauncey Nance with great respect and admiration, and our entire team at Hudson Construction strives to uphold the legacy of integrity he leaves behind.
Matt Sony has over 25 years of experience in pavement preservation. He started at the spreader box, worked up to Paver Operator, then Foreman, Project Manager and is now the Division Manager for Hudson Construction. Matt has overseen paving projects for many years, specializing in microsurfacing. He has an ATSSA Traffic Control Supervisor certification, he is also an ATSSA Certified Flagger Instructor, holds an OSHA 30-hour certification and is SCDOT Pavement Preservation Level 1 Certified.
Barry Bendall has served Hudson’s Pavement Preservation division since 2012 as project manager and foreman. Barry specializes in microsurfacing services. His experience includes job set-up-loading sites, utilities, and lodging, as well as coordinating with subcontractors, ordering materials, and communicating with project members. He is OSHA trained with a 10-hour certification in preventing and handling safety and health hazards. He also has a Traffic Control Supervisor certification.
Becky Kean supports the Pavement Preservation division as Hudson’s Contract and Compliance Manager. Becky serves the division by managing DOT and EEO compliance, scheduling pre-construction meetings, coordinating subcontract agreements, and securing prequalification in each state. She also performs HR responsibilities and all accounts payable duties.