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New Professional Engineers at Sayre |
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Congratulations to Tyson Hasz and Karin Lang on passing the professional engineer (PE) exam! Per the SD Board of Technical Professions, licensure as a professional engineer involves three main components: education, experience and examinations.
To be eligible to apply to take the Principles and Practice of Engineering exam, individuals must have a baccalaureate degree in engineering and four years of engineering experience under the direct supervision of licensed professional engineers. The PE Civil exam is an 8-hour exam with 80 questions to prove competency in an engineering discipline, which requires months of studying and preparation.
Congrats Karin Lang, P.E., and Tyson Hasz, P.E.!
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Sayre Associates Hosts Residents' Meeting in Madison |
Sayre Associates hosted an open house meeting for residents along West Center Street in Madison, SD, in November 2017. The meeting gave residents a chance to ask questions about the reconstruction project scheduled for next summer. Three engineers from Sayre Associates were in attendance: Doug Hoy, Paul Korn and Adam Slowey.
For more information, check out the news article from the Madison Daily Leader.
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Congratulations to Monty Miller, P.E., of Sayre Associates, Inc. who received the South Dakota Engineering Society (SDES) Eastern Chapter Engineer of the Year Award. The award recognizes SDES members who have made outstanding contributions to the engineering profession, the public welfare and/or humankind. Monty's dedication to the advancement of the engineering profession through active leadership in professional societies, mentoring youth and young engineers, and support of community organizations made him a strong candidate for this award. He accepted the award at the SDES Eastern Chapter Awards Banquet on February 25, 2017.
 Sayre staff present at the awards banquet include Scott Schneider (left), Monty Miller (center) and Paul Korn (right)
 Monty gives his acceptance speech at the SDES Awards Banquet in Sioux Falls
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Surveying Services in Three States |
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Sayre Associates' office is in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, but our service area is much broader. Did you know we offer surveying services in northwest Iowa and southwest Minnesota also? We survey in communities such as Rock Rapids, Spencer, Larchwood, Orange City, Le Mars, Luverne, Worthington, Pipestone, Jackson and Windom. Our surveying services include ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys, topographic surveys, boundary surveys, mortgage surveys, legal descriptions, and elevation surveys. We can provide free estimates of our cost and timeframe, and are available to answer your questions. Contact us at (605) 332-7211 or HERE to schedule a survey or to get more information!
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Time for a change! The Sayre Associates' office recently underwent a major renovation. Improvements included adding an additional conference room, new receptionist area facing the door, new employee work room, and new work stations, in addition to new carpet, paint and lighting. Artwork from local artists completed the renovations. We love how it turned out! We are working more efficiently and are ready to serve you!
 LEFT - Conference Room Before
 LEFT - Conference Room After
 LEFT - Reception Area Before
 LEFT - Reception Area After, new second conference room
 LEFT - Waiting Area Before
 LEFT - Waiting Area After, new receptionist area
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It's a new year and we have new equipment! Sayre Associates now has remote vibration monitoring enclosures that measure vibration from construction activities. These units can be placed at nearby businesses, houses or areas of concern to continually monitor vibration activity. They are solar-powered and will send vibration readings within minutes to your cell phone, email or text. If you are interested in this or other vibration monitoring services, please contact Doug Hoy. Doug has been "in the field" for over 29 years and is well-qualified to address technical and community concerns that construction projects present. Call him today at (605) 332-7211 if you have questions on your next project!
 LEFT: Outside application of remote seismograph enclosures. Photo credit: Matheson Mining
 LEFT: Remote unit being used inside of a building.
 LEFT: Equipment inside of enclosure.
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