Few-Ganache1416 OP t1_j8sgppi wrote on February 16, 2023 at 5:09 PM

Reply to comment by ClayeySilt in IAMA Environmental Engineer AMA about cleaning up after chemical spills! by Few-Ganache1416

We typically work in tandem with large consultants, specializing in NAPL remediation. I worked with Amec now Wood on several projects. And yeh it does seem like consolidation happens every day with environmental consultants. We have been lucky to have a few good staple clients with the addition of some ad-hoc work for special clients and other consulting firms.

Are you an engineer or a geologist?

ClayeySilt t1_j8shn2o wrote on February 16, 2023 at 5:15 PM

Awesome. Always have to take care of those staple clients. Long term monitoring and clean up is definitely a steady workflow to be part of. My office almost strictly does site assessments and dang near zero long term. It's all short term so we jump from project to project. We're lucky that we've established a reputation in our city so we have work flowing in (too much, but we manage!) constantly.

And I agree, it feels like in our game either you're consuming smaller businesses or being consumed. It's a little wild.

Glad to hear you guys are doing well!

ClayeySilt t1_j8si8i4 wrote on February 16, 2023 at 5:19 PM

Missed your last question, sorry for the second comment.

I'm on the geoscientist side of things. It's definitely a different line of thinking than engineering. It's interesting to get our geos and engineers in the same room to hear different approaches to problems.