Russell Engineering participated in Bike to Work Day on June 24, 2009. All 13 employees participated in the Small Busineess Category of the Bike to Work Day Commuter Challenge sponsered by Trails 2000. Russell Engineering shared a 9-way tie for first place with 100% participation. All of Russell’s employees either biked, walked, or rode public [...]
July 24th in Durango, Colorado Professional Water and Wastewater Operator Training One day training in one great location! Date: Friday July 24th, 2009 Time: 8:00am-4:00pm Location: Windom Room in the Durango Recreation Center, 2700 Main Avenue, Durango, CO Registration: $90 for members (RMWEA and WEF), $125 for non-members which includes membership fee (http://www.rmwea.org/) Lunch and [...]
Russell Engineering’s Drew Chandler has passed the qualifications test to obtain official certification from the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) for Excavation and Embankment Inspector. This rating allows Drew to perform construction observation for Russell Engineering on CDOT-related roadway base and sub-base excavation, placement and compaction activities. CDOT teaches and uses both the latest high-tech [...]
Russell Engineering, Inc. is pleased to announce that another of their project engineers has become licensed as a Professional Engineer. Steve Winters, P.E. has civil engineering experience including highway, utility, and drainage design, along with construction administration, project management, and site planning. Steve has been with Russell Engineering since graduating in 2003 with a B.S. [...]
Russell Engineering provided site design, civil engineering and landscape architecture services to create the primary entrance feature for Fort Lewis College; an 8,000 sq. ft. roundabout. The site plan and landscape design services included coordination with the artist, the design of a stone veneer wall, an entry sign, rock art installation, and a landscape and [...]
May 2009 Trip to Ban Phakeo, Laos On May 7, 2009 Kelly Fearney of Russell Engineering left Durango on her journey to Laos. There she would join the Fort Lewis Chapter of Engineers Without Borders (EWB) to provide drinking water, sanitation, and health education to the remote Hmong villagers in Ban Phakeo, Laos. Why Laos? [...]