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On October 10, 2018, American Integrated Services, Inc. was presented with Pacific Gas and Electric’s ACE Award for Safety Excellence. PG&E’s ACE Award is presented annually, when warranted, to the contractor demonstrating safety excellence including innovative approaches that enhance a robust, proactive, and interactive dedication to project safety. AIS was recognized for exceptional safety contributions on the PG&E Potrero Power Plant & Pier 70 Remediation Project. Pictured (L to R) accepting the ACE award from PG&E are John Werfal (AIS Potrero Power Plant Project Manager), Josh Whittaker (AIS Vice President of Operations), Matt Nicely (AIS Northern CA Regional Manager) and Michaela Forbes (AIS Health & Safety Supervisor).  AMERICAN INTEGRATED SERVICES INC. (AIS), a certified MBE environmental construction contractor headquartered in Wilmington, California, ranks in the Top 200 list of Engineering News-Record (ENR) for the second consecutive year. AIS has been ranked #84 globally for all environmental firms, up (10) spots from 2017. This list includes work performed within Federal, State, and Private market sectors, and is comprised of services like Hazardous and Solid Waste Management, Air Permitting and Facility Pollutant Emissions, Waste Water Treatment, Environmental Management and Compliance, as well as Environmental Science including EIS/EIR’s, wetlands management, planning and monitoring. Click here to view the full list of ENR's Top 200 Environmental Firms. AIS also moved up six spots in ranking to #18 from the previous year of Environmental Firms reporting 100% of gross revenue derived solely from Environmental Services. These services include chemical and industrial waste cleanup, management and/or disposal of hazardous and non-hazardous waste; asbestos and lead abatement; decontamination and demolition of industrial properties.  The Beaumont project consists of anaerobic bioremediation of perchlorates impacted soil at the site. Perchlorates were previously used in explosives and flare manufacturing processes. AIS constructed the bioremediation cells using engineered interlocking blocks. The bottom and sides of the cells were lined with thick plastic sheets overlapped and chemically welded together to form a leak proof containment chamber. Following the excavation and stockpiling of the material, a screen was used to separate rocks and large cobbles from the material. Prepared material was processed through an automated pugmill equipped with metered chemical injection pumps and a conveyer system to deliver the material into the cells. Pugmill brakes the clay-ey soil clusters, mixes the impacted soil to a homogeneous mass while allowing calculated quantities of soil amendments and water to be added to the mix. Following placement of the processed material into the cells, each cell was covered with welded thick plastic sheets in a “burrito” style and allowed to bioremediate. Within a short period, the contamination was reduced to below regulatory requirements. American Integrated Services, Inc. takes great pride in assisting first responders during railroad emergencies. This week AIS crews, in conjunction with Union Pacific Railroad, helped train multiple fire departments, police departments, and other railroad employees on best practices on railcar leak mitigation, damage assessments, Midland ERG application and overall railroad safety. To conclude a great week, AIS instructors led agencies through a live leak hazmat drill incorporating all aspects of the Incident Command Structure. 
AIS is a proud sponsor of the Nux4Life Foundation, and once again this year, is sponsoring their annual golf tournament fund raiser. Established on June 22, 2010, the Nux4Life Foundation honors Claudio Patiño IV, a United States Marine Corps Scout Sniper who was killed in action in Afghanistan on June 22, 2010. Corporal Patiño was awarded the Bronze Star Medal with Valor (posthumously), the Purple Heart Medal, and the Navy Achievement Medal with Valor during an earlier combat deployment. His family, teammates and fellow Scout Snipers have joined forces to ensure that his sacrifice is not forgotten, and have launched this effort in his name. 
Celebrate the Grand Opening of The Tracks at Brea on Saturday, May 5, 2018 at 10am. The Brea City Council and Parks, Recreation and Human Services Commission invite the community to join them for the Grand Opening of the entire 4-mile trail. All segments of the trail will be open with the event taking place on the Segment 2 portion, located on the west side of Brea Boulevard across from the Downtown Fire Station. Attendees are encouraged to park in the Downtown parking structure. The Tracks at Brea trail project consists of a four mile long multi-use trail and liner park that traverses the City from east to west. The trail features a two-way paved bikeway and a separate pedestrian footpath. Comprising about 50 total acres of linear open space, The Tracks also offers new community green space within an urban corridor and provides an opportunity to make easy connections across town. AIS completed clearing, soil removal, re-grading and landscaping for approximately two miles of the track.  AIS is proud to sponsor the 21st Annual PEMA Charity Golf Tournament at Coyote Hills Golf Course on Monday, May 7, 2018. This event benefits St. Vincent Meals-on-Wheels and YMCA of Orange County. Please join us for a round of golf, including breakfast, lunch, and a cocktail/dinner reception.
Schedule: 8am - Registration and Breakfast 10am - Shotgun Start 4pm - Cocktails and Reception Coyote Hills Golf Course is located at 1440 E. Bastanchury Rd., Fullerton, CA 92835 and can be reached at 714-672-6800. Click below for more information, including how to register, sponsorship opportunities and more. |
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