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…
Reflecting on 36 Years of CADD
By Greg Rhodes Looking back, it’s hard to believe I’ve been a part of this industry for 36 years. My journey began at Gerald Cump & Associates in June 1988, and when the company became part of Triad in 2004, I was happy to stay and continue growing with the team. Over the years, I’ve been fortunate to work alongside coworkers who are dedicated to teamwork, and have a commitment to getting the job done right. That kind of camaraderie is rare, and it’s one of the many reasons I’ve stayed so long. The work environment has kept me motivated,…