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Project Spotlight: Water Authority of Western Nassau County (WAWNC) Emergency PFAS Removal Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) are a group of man-made chemicals that include PFOA, PFOS, Gen X, and many other chemicals. PFAS can be found in many products and materials and cause a wide range of health problems. In February 2020, the Environmental Protection Agency announced it would begin regulating PFOA and PFOS under the PFAS Action Plan. H2M has actively investigated several treatment technology options and designed, permitted, and installed public water supply treatment facilities in full compliance with State PFAS drinking water regulations. Recently, the WAWNC had H2M address their treatment of PFAS at Station No. 44. Read more about the project here: https://www.h2m.com/project-spotlight-wawnc-emergency-pfas-removal/ One of the lead engineers on this project was Max Grabinski, E.I.T. who has been with H2M for four years. Max is also the recent graduate of H2M's Business Practice 101 program.
As emerging contaminants are discovered, regulations and treatment methods change to protect public health and environmental resources. In the March edition of the New Jersey Business magazine, H2M architects engineers' Jim Roberts, PE and Sonya Ward, PG, LSRP, LRS, CGWP, CHMM discuss H2M’s innovative approach and experience in removal of 1,4-dioxane from groundwater and drinking water using Advanced Oxidative Processes (AOP). Click the link below to learn how H2M assists our clients in meeting stringent Drinking Water Standards and remediating emerging contaminants in groundwater. https://lnkd.in/eAuFePY #H2M #water #environmental #engineers #experience #publichealth #watertreatment
Our own Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resource Officer, Liz Uzzo expertly weighed in on unemployment identify theft issues and how to protect employees in this recent Newsday Media Group article: https://lnkd.in/dWXaGMe #fraudprevention #identitytheft #humanresources
Today concludes National Engineers Week and we are highlighting Assistant Vice President and Senior Discipline Engineer, Michael Lantier, P.E., LEED AP! Mike has been with H2M architects engineers for 15 years starting in the the Electrical Engineering Department and has progressed to a leading role providing support to numerous school districts throughout the tri-state area. In the Electrical Engineering Department, his experience includes the design and construction management of power distribution, new electrical services, electrical service upgrades, emergency generators and systems, interior and exterior lighting, fire alarm systems, surveillance systems, access control systems, and intrusion detection systems. We are proud to recognize Mike and all of our engineers at H2M architects engineers for meeting and exceeding our client’s expectations day in and day out. #engineering #engineers #engineer #electrical #education #schools #EngineersWeek #EWeek2021 #engineeringexcellence #engineering #electricalengineer #H2M
It is day three of National Engineers Week and today we introduce H2M architects engineers' Victor Villegas from our Central Jersey Office! Victor is a Senior Project Engineer in our Electrical Engineering Department. Victor is responsible for electrical design work on projects that include power distribution, new services, service upgrades, motor control centers, emergency generators, PLC controls, lighting, site lighting, and fire alarm systems. Victor tells us that one of the most exciting projects that he had the opportunity to work on was designing a 2 Megawatt Generator for a sewer treatment plant. #H2M #Engineer4Tomorrow #Eweek2021
H2M architects engineers' President and CEO, Rich Humann and Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resource Officer, Liz Uzzo were featured in this Newsday Media Group' article discussing the status of remote work strategies for businesses as we approach almost a year after shutdown. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/djGDbNR #H2M #remotework #culture #leadership
Saratoga County recently unveiled a new public safety facility. The new building is a state-of-the-art facility that brings a number of departments under one roof and provides more resources to keep residents safe. The purpose of this essential service facility is to combine the County Emergency Services, Emergency Operations Center, 911 Call Center, Sheriff's Office, Public Health, and Probation Departments to one location for efficiencies in space, coordination, communication, emergency power, community training, and outreach. H2M architects engineers designed how all the physical footprints of the various departments would work efficiently under one roof. The design received an ACEC New York Gold Award for as well as a Bronze award at the Law Enforcement Design Awards in the Public Safety Center category. Read more about the project here: https://bit.ly/3pKOsR3
Today begins National Engineers Week! National Engineers Week was created in 1951 by the National Society of Professional Engineers to coincide with President’s Day. This is no coincidence, since George Washington, the 1st President of the United States was a land surveyor and engineer. National Engineers Week is promoted by National Society of Professional Engineers and its Chapters to celebrate the importance of Engineering Profession. Since 1951 this event has served as a showcase for the many exciting contributions engineers have made to our society. This week we will be celebrating our engineers at H2M architects engineers' and why they love their profession. Today, we introduce Rachel Kim, P.E.. Rachel is a Water Resources Project Engineer in our Parsippany office. Rachel is involved in the design of water supply systems and treatment facilities and distribution infrastructure. #H2M #Engineer4Tomorrow #Eweek2021
H2M architects engineers' Richard Schommer (Rusty), was featured in Homeless Solutions, Inc.. newsletter for his dedication to the organization. Homeless Solutions Inc. uses their philosophy of “a hand up, not a handout” to provide the homeless and working poor with tools to rebuild their life and become self-sufficient. This was also one of the selected charities that H2M made a year-end donation to in 2020. Read the news post here; https://lnkd.in/dvnWU3K #H2M #engineers #architects #homelessolutions #affordablehousing
The event Recipe for a Room, created and produced by H2M architects engineers' Susan Schick Link, AIA, NCARB and Renee Turman of Renee Turman Interiors, was awarded the 2020 Citation for Design Excellence by the NYC AIA. The Chapter announcement called the event, “a competition-festival-fundraiser mashup that paired architecture students with mentors to create a models of restaurants using only edible materials. Entertaining, creative, and beautifully produced, the competition also exposed students to the design process. Profits from the event were directed to the NYC Restaurant Employee Relief Fund.” Susan’s shoutout to the student designers, “the real stars – they produced these amazing music videos illustrating their design processes.” Check out the videos and read more here: https://www.h2m.com/recipe-for-a-room-awarded-citation-for-design-excellence-by-nyc-aia/ Photo credit: Recipe for a Room contest winner Camille Lanier #aianyinteriors #robinhoodnyc #roar.ny
