Operating Engineers operate the construction equipment that builds this country. Through all types of weather and terrain this dedicated group continues to move the dirt and build the future. Combined Funds office maintains multi-employer funds created to serve the needs of International Union of Operating Engineers Local 66. The office is located at 111 Zeta Drive, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. To use this site place your cursor on the name of the fund and click. Each fund provides a side bar that lets you navigate through the site by clicking on those topics you wish to review.
Chester Engineers, a member of the ATS Group, is a leader in providing water, wastewater and environmental solutions to public and industrial clients worldwide. The company has offices located in Charleroi and Pittsburgh, Pa.; Atlanta; Baltimore; Columbus, Ohio; Jacksonville and Miami, Fla.; Martinsburg, W.Va.; New Orleans; and Richmond, Va. With a staff of approximately 200 engineers, scientists and other professionals, Chester Engineers offers a unique mix of specialties and expertise to handle a wide range of services and software products to fulfill clients needs. The company demonstrates its capabilities in the areas of program and construction management, science and technology, water and wastewater management, civil and site design engineering, industrial engineering and information management technology. The company was designated as the go-to engineering services firm by the National Conference of Black Mayors for their member communities affected by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in the Gulf Coast Region. Chester Engineers is headquartered in Moon Township, Pa.
Nitor Technologies, Inc Nitor Technologies, Inc is a technologies company founded on the principals of dependability. The staff is committed to standing behind its solution 100%. Product Line Overview Nitor Technologies' Protect & Reclaim Our Water, Land, and Environmental Resources, ( PROWLER ) product line consists of a patented product engineered for detecting leaks from pipelines, underground storage tanks, and fuel hydrant systems. The PROWLER system operates by detecting the vapors that migrate through soil or other media, from the leak source to a patented sensor tube, which captures a sample of the vapors through diffusion. One vital function of the product is providing detection of very small leaks ( less than or equal to 0.04 gallons/hour ) while monitoring pipelines up to 10 miles in length with a single detection unit. A second function of the system is the "emergency response" feature, which pumps continuously to allow detection of leaks when they occur. In this function, vapors have less time to diffuse into the sensor tube so the minimum size of the leak that can be detected is larger. Typically, this function is used to detect larger type leaks. The two features combine to achieve both an emergency response and a small leak-detection capability.
