The WDSA 2010 Conference will bring together researchers, scientists, engineers, practitioners and managers working in the field of water supply.

  Mr. Weil’s presentation will center on state-of-the-art remote sensing, non-invasive, techniques for locating and repairing water distribution pipeline leaks, their resulting exterior erosion voids and inevitable sinkholes. These technologies will be explained with the use of case studies of real-world projects that have used these tools to locate hundreds of water leaks over hundreds of miles of water and sewer pipelines throughout the world.

For more information please visit   http://wdsa2010.org/

1 – SINKHOLE PREVENTION

2 – St Louis Flood Wall/Levee

3 – Liquid Assets: U.S. Aging Infrastructure

At EnTech, we provide timely and cost saving solutions to lengthen the life of corporate & American infrastructure.

Questions, call us!  636-207-0200

It is precisely these types of disasters that we at EnTech try to prevent utilizing our patented stacked technology to identify underground leaks before they reach the surface.  Not only does our technology prevent disasters but it also helps municipalities regain control of their precious water supply.

Our licensed Professional Engineers help you evaluate, maintain, preserve, and extend the life of your water distribution systems and facilities.

For more on this catastrophe please vist: http://www.boston.com/news/local/breaking_news/2010/05/catastrophic_le.html

From left to right: Frank Hribar, Stephen Heinze, Bonnie McArthur and Gail Harmon. Photo courtesy of Dawn Hibbard

EnTech Engineering, Inc. is proud to present their company sign to Kettering University as part of their “Wall of  Employers.” Project Engineer, Stephen Heinze was on hand to deliver the sign on May 3, 2010. He began working for EnTech five  years ago as a Kettering co-op student and upon graduating accepted a full time engineering position. Over 500 employer partners make up Kettering’s advanced engineering co-op program and EnTech is proud to be among them.

As part of the co-op program EnTech trains future engineers years before graduation. Students are required to work six full 3-month rotations before being eligible to graduate. This allows the students to gain unmatched experience while still in school and allows EnTech to have a well trained, progressive and competent engineering team. Participating in this program has allowed  EnTech to keep the leading edge innovation that today’s industries demand.

“Out of the Mud, Into the Future”
Transportation Leads the Way

March 17-19, 2010
Hilton Branson Convention Center Hotel,
Branson Convention Center,
Hilton Promenade at Branson Landing
Branson, MO

EnTech Engineering, Inc., CEO, Gary J. Weil will be presenting at the upcoming TEAM (Transportation Engineer’s Association of  Missouri) conference in Branson, MO on Thursday March 18 at 1:30 PM.

Mr. Weil will be discussing current case studies of remote sensing non-destructive infrastructure testing technologies including aerial and moving vehicle mounted LIDAR, Infrared Energy Pattern Detection and Ground-Penetrating Microwave Radar capabilities.  He will talk about how these technologies can efficiently and economically evaluate transportation infrastructure, making our future a safer place.

March 23-25, 2010 • Tampa Convention Center • Tampa, FL

EnTech to present at

SESSION: Leveraging Data to Improve Operations

Moderator: Gary Wong, Global Water Industry Executive, OSIsoft, LLC

TIME: Wednesday, March 24, 2:30 p.m.


“Total Remote Sensing of Pipeline Leaks, Erosion Voids & Sinkholes in Water and Wastewater Systems” by President Gary J. Weil and Project Engineer Stephen P. Heinze of EnTech Engineering.  Gary & Stephen have 35 years of combined experience utilizing Non-Destructive Testing methods to uncover underground leaks and voids.

Featuring 200 of the industry’s top speakers, DistribuTECH takes an in depth look at the fundamental principles and newest technologies shaping the industry today.

For more information about DistribuTECH’s conference,

contact:
 Debbi Boyne
  918-832-9265
   Fax: 918-831-9181
  E-mail: dboyne@pennwell.com www.distributech.com

EnTech's traveling computer

It was the early 1980’s and where there is a will…there is a way.

Before the time of laptops, we needed a computer on the jobsite, so we created our own traveling “laptop” by loading up the monitors & hard drives into a van and had a truck carry the electric generator. Later, we used marine batteries to run the computers.

Now, we use powerful & light-weight laptops on client sites.

We’ve come a long way in 30 years!