Environmental Engineer Paulina Tinoco
Environmental Works, Inc. hung out at a project site in south Kansas City with Environmental Engineer Paulina Tinoco while she performed some well development work in November 2020. Paulina talked about her mentors at EWI, how the company gives her practical, hands-on experience, and how her work is improving the city she calls home. Read the Q&A interview in its entirety here.
Paulina Tinoco uses a water level meter to measure the depth of water in a well at a work site in south Kansas City.
CDL Driver Stephen Collier
Environmental Works, Inc. rode along with CDL Driver Stephen Collier on a waste haul from Bolivar, Missouri, to the Springfield Noble Hill Sanitary Landfill in September 2020. Stephen talked about how every day of work is different at EWI and how the company gave him the opportunity to be “a lot more than a truck driver.” Read the Q&A interview in its entirety here.
Stephen operates the roll-off hoist on an EWI truck.
Driller Aaron Stephens
Environmental Works, Inc. sat down with Driller Aaron Stephens while he was on break from a drilling demonstration for geology students in Springfield, Missouri, in July 2020. A whole range of topics were covered, including how Aaron went from being a full-time firefighter to a driller, and what life on the road looks like at EWI. Read the Q&A interview in its entirety here.
Aaron Stephens (center) listens as Investigation/Remediation Project Manager Emily Austin discusses a drilling project on a site in southwest Missouri.
Field Technician Damian Evans
Environmental Works, Inc. talked to Field Technician Damian Evans while he was on lunch break from a tank cleaning job in North Kansas City, Missouri, in June 2020. Among the topics discussed were travel for work, working with stellar teammates, and making YouTube streaming videos. Read the Q&A interview in its entirety here.
Damian Evans (right) talks to Field Supervisor Mike Johnson after climbing out of a underground sewer confined space on a work site in Kansas City, Kansas.
Environmental Scientist Max Hoffman
Field Supervisor William Walker
