We’re thrilled to have Shelly Masone onboard as our new Business Development Director, for Ecotech Hydro Excavation, Severn, MD
Shelly Masone is a graduate of West Virginia University with a degree in Business Administration-Marketing including minors in Spanish and Dance. She has developed, trained, and managed both sales and marketing consultants for the past 22 years in the Mid-Atlantic Region.
Ecotech exists to provide safe, valuable and trustworthy services through investment in our employees and customers, while building long-term relationships as the leader within the Vacuum Excavating industry.
Ecotech is a Vacuum Excavation company based out of Quarryville, PA that operates in the following states: Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and New Jersey. We generally operate within a 4-hour radius of our office. A current driver’s license is required for this position. PLEASE NOTE that due to the safety sensitivity of our work we are required to complete Background Checks, Pull Driving Records, and have employees pass a pre-employment drug screen.
Starting salary of $50,000/yr + benefits, based on experience.
Contact us today for an interview!
Call – Ryan Frank at 717-490-1100 or fill out our application form here.
SUE is a form of engineering that entails managing risks associated with utility mapping. The inability to obtain reliable underground utility information continues to be an ongoing problem. Ecotech’s vacuum excavation services play a supporting role in the overall SUE process. The most effective way to map utilities with 100% accuracy is Level A locating to see the underground utilities visually.
Our custom engineered wood pellets can be mixed within our truck or in a pit to absorb the water used in hydro excavation. The pellets are made from virgin wood, so there are no contaminants, and they can hold up to 70% moisture content. Material can be hauled offsite quickly or used for top cover because of the organic value of the wood.
Per The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), Subsurface Utility Engineering or SUE for short is a form of engineering that entails managing risks associated with utility mapping. Starting with a work plan outlining the scope of work, schedules, risk, as well as the desired method SUE is used in utility relocation coordination and design, assessments, estimates, implementation and more.
“Vacuum excavation techniques are employed to expose and record the precise horizontal and vertical position of the assets. This information is then typically presented in CAD format or a GIS-compatible map. A conflict matrix is also created to evaluate and compare collected utility information with project plans, identify conflicts and propose solutions. The concept of SUE is gaining popularity worldwide as a framework to mitigate costs associated with project redesign and construction delays and to avoid risk and liability that can result from damaged underground utilities.”
Read our interview with Bill Steinhart of Rettew Associates on their partnership with Ecotech involving Subsurface Utility Engineering here.
Sources – https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/programadmin/history.cfm
https://www.rettew.com/services/subsurface-utility-engineering/
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Serving Pennsylvania, New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Ohio, West Virginia, and Virginia.
Chelsea has joined Lori Mendez in our Business Development department, where she has already been busy getting to know our current clients, ensuring their projects are running smoothly, as well as cultivating new relationships through networking and events.
Chelsea’s extensive experience in customer service as well as HR and payroll pair perfectly with her new position at Ecotech.
At Ecotech, we utilize a custom engineered wood product that is mixed in the truck to absorb the water used for excavation. This process changes the slurry into a much dryer material allowing us to dump in a smaller containment area. Dryer materials can also be loaded into a dump truck or open container and hauled off-site for disposal.
