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A project that necessitated blood tests on all workers before and after site work to detect any potential exposure to hazardous substances? That's just one hurdle that Goettle dealt with for its work on the BP ECI Barrier Wall, a wall system required to seal off an existing site from the Lake George Canal in East Chicago, Ind. The existing site had contaminants in the ground that had to be sealed off from the canal in preparation for an upcoming dredging project. The barrier wall was designed as a combi-wall system and consisted of a driven king pile bulkhead wall anchored to a discontinuous deadman wall through tie rods. A groundwater management system, comprising nine caissons formed by installing sheet pile pairs on both flanges of two king piles, facilitated groundwater through the site. JD Fields & Company, Inc. supplied all steel and coordinated barge deliveries with Goettle, who relied on their company-owned The Manitowoc Company and Link-Belt Cranes crawler cranes and vibratory hammers from ICE, Inc. - International Construction Equipment, Inc for installation. The site was designated as Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (#HAZWOPER). As such, all site workers underwent HAZWOPER 40-hour training and wore respirators during excavation. Read about the significant challenges on this project and how Goettle overcame them in the latest issue of #PileDriverMagazine – find the link in the comments below. #PDCADriven #piledriving #earthretention #steelsheetpiles

Proud of our very own David Mueller, P.E. of Goettle and Daniel Woeste, PE of Geosyntec Consultants for their outstanding presentations at the 54th Annual Ohio River Valley Soils Seminar! The iconic Great American Ball Park made for a perfect backdrop to this prestigious engineering gathering. Special thanks to ASCE Cincinnati Section Geotech Group for organizing another successful event. As both a sponsor and member, Goettle continues to support excellence in geotechnical engineering!

**After our recent trip to NC, we were inspired to take some of the stress of Christmas off of our fellow Americans in need in NC. Taking donations of new, unwrapped toys and new children's hats, coats and gloves** Donations accepted until November 27th. Truck (donated by McAdoo’s Crane and Towing) leaves for NC on December 1st. Drop off locations as follows: Keystone Clearwater Solutions, 6 Four Coins Drive, Southpoint, PA 15317 Crown Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, 1490 W Chestnut Street, Washington, PA 15301 Goettle, 2100 Corporate Drive, Suite 250, Wexford, PA 15090 Library Volunteer Fire Department, 6581 Library Road, South Park, PA, 15129 Questions? Please email Jennifer McIntyre at [email protected] Cheryl Grimm Range Resource Ralph J. Pagone

Goettle’s Wexford, PA office is proud to be a drop-off location for this very worthy cause. Please drop off your new, unwrapped toys as well as new hats, gloves, and coats for the children in western North Carolina that have been impacted by the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene. This effort is being coordinated in conjunction with Mission Children’s Hospital. Drop off hours to our office are Monday - Friday from 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM. The final day to drop off items is Wednesday December 4th. Thank you in advance for your consideration. Our address is 2100 Corporate Drive, Suite 250, Wexford PA 15090.

Thank you, Goettle, for your support as a 2024 Big Impact Circle Sponsor! Goettle has worked on many high-profile projects, like the Columbus Crew MLS stadium in Columbus, Ohio, demonstrating to young people that construction is a purposeful career that impacts everyday life. Their focus on training programs and knowledge-sharing with co-ops aligns perfectly with our mission at Spirit of Construction Foundation, advancing educational initiatives, workforce development, mentorship, and advocacy to bring young people into the industry. We sincerely appreciate your generosity and dedication to helping Spirit build it forward!

Meet Doug Keller, celebrated as one of the 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award honorees at the upcoming Spirit of Construction Foundation Gala. Hailing from Northern Kentucky, Keller boasts a rich educational background with degrees in Physics and Civil Engineering from Northern Kentucky University, the University of Kentucky, and the University of Cincinnati, where he also pursued Ph.D. studies. Doug initially gained experience during college at the US EPA and GJ Thelen & Associates before formally starting his professional journey at Goettle in 1988, where he would eventually become President and CEO by 2004. Under his leadership, the company, specializing in deep foundations, expanded significantly to nearly $250 million in revenue, stretching its operations into new markets across several states from Texas to Massachusetts. Doug Keller, a licensed Professional Engineer in over 15 states, was named the Young Engineer of the Year in 1995 by the Engineers and Scientists of Cincinnati. His professional engagement extends to multiple industry associations such as the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), Deep Foundation Institute (DFI), Pile Driver Contractors Association (PDCA), and the International Association of Drilled Shaft Contractors (ADSC). Doug's commitment extends beyond his professional duties, emphasizing the creation of a family-like culture at work where caring for the company and each other is paramount. This approach nurtures enduring relationships within the industry and champions the intertwining of work and personal connections, mirroring the core values upheld by his company. Join us on October 19th to celebrate Doug's remarkable contributions to the field and community!

Attention!! Attention!!! Attention!!! Attention!!! RICHARD GOETTLE, INC. is HIRING!!! Due to continued growth and expansion, Richard Goettle, Inc., an employee-owned Company and leading national geotechnical contractor, is looking to add to its ranks the following positions: Superintendent Foreman Piledriver Caisson Drill Rig Operator Tieback Anchor Drill Rig Operator Mini Pile Drill Rig Operator Crane Operator Mechanics Safety Manager Estimator/Project Manager Field Engineer We offer an industry-competitive wage and benefit package, based on experience. Must be a U.S. citizen and pass a pre-hire drug screening. Send resumes to [email protected] No placement services/employment agencies please.

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Thank you, Goettle, for your support as a 2024 Big Impact Circle Sponsor! Goettle has worked on many high-profile projects, like the Columbus Crew MLS stadium in Columbus, Ohio, demonstrating to young people that construction is a purposeful career that impacts everyday life. Their focus on training programs and knowledge-sharing with co-ops aligns perfectly with our mission at Spirit of Construction Foundation, advancing educational initiatives, workforce development, mentorship, and advocacy to bring young people into the industry. We sincerely appreciate your generosity and dedication to helping Spirit build it forward!

Meet Doug Keller, celebrated as one of the 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award honorees at the upcoming Spirit of Construction Foundation Gala. Hailing from Northern Kentucky, Keller boasts a rich educational background with degrees in Physics and Civil Engineering from Northern Kentucky University, the University of Kentucky, and the University of Cincinnati, where he also pursued Ph.D. studies. Doug initially gained experience during college at the US EPA and GJ Thelen & Associates before formally starting his professional journey at Goettle in 1988, where he would eventually become President and CEO by 2004. Under his leadership, the company, specializing in deep foundations, expanded significantly to nearly $250 million in revenue, stretching its operations into new markets across several states from Texas to Massachusetts. Doug Keller, a licensed Professional Engineer in over 15 states, was named the Young Engineer of the Year in 1995 by the Engineers and Scientists of Cincinnati. His professional engagement extends to multiple industry associations such as the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), Deep Foundation Institute (DFI), Pile Driver Contractors Association (PDCA), and the International Association of Drilled Shaft Contractors (ADSC). Doug's commitment extends beyond his professional duties, emphasizing the creation of a family-like culture at work where caring for the company and each other is paramount. This approach nurtures enduring relationships within the industry and champions the intertwining of work and personal connections, mirroring the core values upheld by his company. Join us on October 19th to celebrate Doug's remarkable contributions to the field and community!