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Geotechnology, Inc., a leading provider of geotechnical and environmental engineering, geophysics, water resource management, materials testing, and drilling services, announced today it has hired Bailey Cody as Human Resources Generalist. Ms. Cody will be responsible for company recruitment, onboarding, medical surveillance, as well as Geotechnology’s Department of Transportation (DOT) program, and other human resources duties.

From March to November 2013, Geotechnology, Inc. performed work on the Daniel Boone Bridge, which carries Interstate 64 across the Missouri River, joining the counties of St. Louis and St. Charles, Missouri. Geotechnology was selected to perform the work due to their responsiveness, expertise and safety record. In its’ 30-year history, Geotechnology has successfully completed

Geotechnology, Inc., a leading provider of geotechnical and environmental engineering, materials testing, geophysics, water resource management, and drilling services, has hired Angie Ridenhour as the firm’s Accounting Manager. Ms. Ridenhour joins Geotechnology with more than 10 years of accounting experience, having most recently served in a similar capacity for BIS Frucon Engineer/BIS Industrial Services, Inc.

Geotechnology, Inc. announced that Joseph D. Darmody has been promoted to Manager of the Environmental Group in the St. Louis Branch Office. Joe has been with Geotechnology since 2006, and he has managed a variety of environmental compliance, wetlands, indoor air quality, and property assessment projects. In addition, Mr. Darmody has served has corporate health

Duane Kreuger, RG, PG, has been promoted to Branch Manager of the St. Louis, Missouri office of Geotechnology. The new position which will officially begin January 1, 2012 was created in part by the growth Geotechnology has seen over the last few years. “It was a lengthy process as every person we interviewed had the

On August 29, 2009 the State of Missouri mandated that all on-site employees of contractors and subcontractors working on State and locally funded public works construction projects must complete the 10-Hour, OSHA construction safety course. Geotechnology promptly began conducted training sessions in August 2009 to ensure the staff who perform field services comply with this

Ed Alizadeh, President and CEO of Geotechnology, was elected to the position of Chairman-Elect of the American Council of Engineering Companies of Missouri (ACEC/MO) on the 2010-2011 Board of Directors. Ed’s involvement began in 2008 as Vice-Chairman. The state association, headquartered in Jefferson City, Missouri, is comprised of over 100 of Missouri’s leading engineering companies.

Anna Saindon, PhD, PE, RG passed the exam to be a Registered Geologist in the State of Missouri. She is a Professional Engineer with more than 11 years of experience. She contributes to the firm as a Senior Engineer in the Environmental Group in the St. Louis office. Ms. Saindon brings an integrated skill set