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Welcome to Encorus, Steven!
Encorus Group would like to welcome Steven Giallanza who will be joining the Design Group as a summer intern in the Structural Department. Steven is currently attending Rochester Institute of Technology and is working towards getting his bachelor’s degree in... Read more
What is Process Engineering?
Process engineering is the understanding and application of the basic principles and laws of nature that allow humans to convert raw materials and energy into products that are useful to society. By taking advantage of natural forces such as pressure, temperature,... Read more
Encorus Group’s Controls Department
This spring, Encorus Group’s electrical department was separated into two distinct, yet intertwined, groups: electrical and controls. As a growing company, we are always examining the best ways to serve our clients. The creation of a dedicated controls department... Read more
Congratulations Kevin Kuzius, EIT!
Congratulations to electrical engineer Kevin Kuzius, EIT on earning his Engineer-in-Training (EIT) certification! You can read more about what the EIT certification means here: EIT vs PE: What’s the Difference?- Encorus Read more
Wheel of Certifications – Project Management Professional
This week, we spun the Wheel of Certifications and landed on “Project Management Professional.” We will take a look at what a Project Management Professional is and why are they so important. In 1969, James Snyder, Eric Jenett, Gordon Davis, E.A. “Ned” Engman,... Read more
Encorus Group Staff Spotlight: Kevin Donner
Kevin Donner joined Encorus Group five years ago this month as a Senior NDE Inspector. We caught up with Kevin and got to know him a little better. How did you get started in your career? I got started in this business doing concrete and soils inspection in 1986.... Read more
Project Highlight – VAMC Bronx (James J. Peters) Ceiling Lift Investigation
The VAMC Bronx, also referred to as the James J. Peters VA Medical Center, has a history dating back to the Revolutionary War. Being the highest point in New York City, it was a strategic vantage point, and served as British “Fort Number 6” between 1777 and 1779. In... Read more