Congratulations to Tony Todechiney for Being Selected as GES’ 2nd Quarter Staff Star!  Tony was nominated by his peers for the following: Tony is always ready to teach and help while setting a high standard for the quality and effort you put into your work.  Tony is a go getter.  When assigned a new task,.. read more →

GES – Green Finalist – Ground Source Heat Exchange Campaign read more →

Mr. Borhan Moradi, EI recently joined the GES team to assist in various geotechnical, environmental, and construction projects at the Project Manager’s discretion.  He is currently working on his Master’s Thesis in Civil and  Environmental Engineering (Topic: Transport Properties of Self Consolidating Concrete Containing .Nano-Silica Particles). His experience includes studies concentrated on environments, geotechnical engineering, structures,.. read more →

GES is pleased to announce that Aaron joined our staff as a Geologist Intern.  Aaron is working on his B.S. in Geology from Brigham Young University.  In his role he will assist with environmental projects performing site reconnaissance for appropriateness of exploration (drilling or trenching) technique based on site access, conduct utility clearance and log.. read more →

GES is pleased to introduce our new Field and Laboratory Manager, Mr. Scott Kassel, PE.  Scott enhances the GES team with over 18 years of industry experience.  He has served as  a Clark County approved Quality Manager, and has managed construction inspection and materials testing projects ranging from large scale projects such as the Cardinals Stadium.. read more →

Jennifer was reconized by her coworkers for the following: Jennifer continually comes in early and works late to complete her priorities.  I know it should get to a point where she shouldn’t have to dedicate so many hours to complete her tasks, but she has yet to complain.  Jennifer is a great example of “doing.. read more →

GES is excited to announce that Sue Kuhn has rejoined the GES team as an Administrative Assistant/Courier.  We are very happy to have her back! read more →

Advocates for geothermal energy say that the path of destruction cut by Hurricane Sandy, which unearthed fuel tanks, ravaged cooling towers and battered air-conditioners, has already persuaded some building owners to switch to geothermal systems that use underground pipes to harness the earth’s energy for heating and cooling buildings. Read the NY Times article:  http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/07/business/geothermal-energy-advocates-hope-systems-get-a-second-look.html?ref=business&_r=1 To.. read more →

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