50 Years Safe
At Triad Engineering, safety is more than a policy; it is a core value that shapes the way we work, communicate, and support one another.In this blog, five Triad team members from different departments and locations share their personal perspectives on how our safety culture has grown over the years and what it means to them. Their experiences reflect the evolution of our safety practices and the commitment we all share to keeping ourselves and each other safe, not just on the job, but in every aspect of life. “When I first started at Triad in the Saint Albans Environmental…
A Geotechnical Journey: Randy Moulton Looks Back on 50 Years at Triad Engineering
By: Randy Moulton, PE I started what would be a life-long career with Triad as its first summer technician in Morgantown in 1975. We were temporarily operating out of the basement of the WVU Engineering Sciences Building (ESB) until we could find a suitable location to rent. I was heading into my senior year as a civil engineering major and my assignment that summer was fairly simple – go to Dogwood Lakes Acid-Mine Drainage (AMD) dam (under construction) in the morning and report results of the prior day’s compaction tests as well as take several new tests. Drive to the…