Main Headquarters:
629 Shiloh Pike
Bridgeton, New Jersey, 08302
Phone Number:
(856) 451-2990
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Fralinger Engineering PA was founded in 1966 by Albert A. Fralinger, Jr., who operated the firm out of his own basement, with a station wagon as his field vehicle. As his experience broadened, so did the scope of his business and the number of clients served. When the basement got too small, the company moved into three small office buildings in Bridgeton, Cumberland County. After nearly a decade of growth, Fralinger constructed its present corporate headquarters at 629 Shiloh Pike in Bridgeton, Hopewell Township. The firm undertook an extensive expansion and renovation of its headquarters in 2002, indicative of the company’s constant growth in the New Jersey-Pennsylvania-Delaware region.
Monday : | 8:00 AM - | 5:00 PM | |
Tuesday : | 8:00 AM - | 5:00 PM | |
Wednesday : | 8:00 AM - | 5:00 PM | |
Thursday : | 8:00 AM - | 5:00 PM | |
Friday : | 8:00 AM - | 5:00 PM | |
Saturday : | closed | ||
Sunday : | closed |
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Bridgeton has one or more professional engineers. An engineer is a professional who applies scientific knowledge and mathematics along with innovative ideas, for solving technical problems. They work on applied sciences, and design structures, technologies, inventions and machines within the limitations of practicality, cost and safety. They act, in essence, as the link between pure sciences and the world of human applications. There are limitations in the usage of the term professional engineer, and one has to write licensing examinations (apart from the actual degree) to be able to legally use the term, as well as be responsible for signing, sealing or stamping technical documentation.