News Archive - Page 5 of 17

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Office Happenings

Floyd|Snider Summer Hours

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.

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Achievements

Congratulations to Pamela Osterhout and Nathan Schachtman on Achieving LG Licensure!

Floyd|Snider congratulates Pamela Osterhout and Nathan Schachtman for becoming Licensed Geologists in the state of Washington!

Office Happenings

Floyd|Snider Joins Long Live the Kings to Support Steelhead

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.

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Company Values

Local High School Student Job Shadows Environmental Engineer at Floyd|Snider

A local high school junior who is also participating in the Running Start program at Green River College, is getting a chance to understand the working life of an environmental engineer.

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Achievements

Emily Jones, PE, and Gabe Cisneros, LG, Promoted to Associate Principal

Congratulations to Emily Jones, PE, and Gabe Cisneros, LG, who were recently promoted to Associate Principal. We celebrate both Emily and Gabe for their level of care and commitment to our work, their mentorship, and their technical expertise management in the firm.

Kim poses at night or a rocky shoreline with a mussel cage. She wears a bright yellow safety vest and hat. The Port of Tacoma cranes, lights, and cargo vessels fill the background.

Company Values

Floyd|Snider Staff Volunteers in Commencement Bay

We are proud of the volunteer work that Kim Mahoney does with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Stormwater Action Monitoring (SAM) Mussel Monitoring Survey. Kim joined Floyd|Snider in early 2022 as an Environmental Planner.

Achievements

Smith-Kem Site Receives Ecology Approval for RI/FS

Floyd|Snider recently reached a milestone for their client at the Smith-Kem Site in Ellensburg, Washington, with final Ecology acceptance of the draft Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study report.

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Achievements

Construction Completion for Time Oil Facility

Associate Principal Lynn Grochala and the project team have reached a milestone at the Former Time Oil Seattle Terminals Site, an 11-acre former bulk fuel facility situated on the shoreline of Salmon Bay in Seattle, Washington.

Office Happenings

Floyd|Snider Recognized as EnviroStars Partner

Floyd|Snider is pleased to announce that the firm has been recognized as an EnviroStars Tier 2 Partner by the Washington State EnviroStars Program! The EnviroStars Program is structured as a checklist, with businesses gaining points for each green action taken.

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Office Happenings

2021 Year in Review

2021 has been a year filled with hope, growth, and success. We have welcomed new staff, engaged with new and existing clients, and continued to build collaborative relationships with our teaming partners. View our Year in Review to learn about recent milestones.