Floyd|Snider is celebrating the 8th annual International Day of Women and Girls in Science. As a women-owned business, we know the importance of achieving full and equal access to and participation in science for all women and girls.
Principal Allison Geiselbrecht, PhD, recently attended the 2023 International Conference on the Remediation and Management of Contaminated Sediments in Austin, Texas. Dr. Geiselbrecht presented on the Large-Scale MNR and Enhanced MNR Remedy in Western Port Angeles Harbo
Floyd|Snider was recognized as an EnviroStars Tier 2 Partner in December 2021. After the on-site certification visit and guided tour with our company Green Team, EnviroStars asked to tour again and take video footage for a Small Business Tour series hosted on YouTube.
Floyd|Snider staff members Jessi Massingale, PE, Erin Murray, and Emily Jones, PE, will all be representing Floyd|Snider at the Ports ’22 conference in Honolulu, Hawaii, September 18 through 21.
Congratulations to Floyd|Snider Senior Engineer Teal Dreher, PE, for her recent recognition as the Western Dredging Association’s Young Professional of the Year Award.
Floyd|Snider has been named a 2022 Best for the World B Corporation in recognition of its exceptional positive impact on its workers. Out of 5,000 Certified B Corporations worldwide, Floyd|Snider is among the top 5% positively impacting the lives of our Workers.
After more than 30 years of environmental study and remedial actions, the cleanup of the Pasco Landfill Superfund Site reached a major milestone this year with the removal of more than 35,000 drums of waste from the Zone A industrial waste area of the closed landfill.
We are implementing summer hours for July and August! For these 2 months, our office will be closed on Fridays while our employees enjoy the precious Pacific Northwest summer.
Floyd|Snider has teamed with Seattle-based nonprofit Long Live the Kings in their yearly event Survive the Sound to promote awareness around the challenges facing steelhead, Washington’s state fish, migrating in the Puget Sound.
