| Happy New Year from TES Consulting Engineers
to all our colleagues and clients. Wishing you all a very successful
and prosperous 2005.
We look foward to collaborating with you on your various projects
in the year ahead.
"Waste Management Planning Problems"
Sean Finlay, Executive Chairman of TES Consulting Engineers,
recently spoke of the difficulties that the current planning
process is causing for waste management in Ireland today.
The attached article appeared in the December 2004 edition of
the "Council Review - Journal for City and County Councils".Report
in Full
The Indian Ocean Disaster - Sri Lanka
David McKenna, a project engineer with TES Consulting Engineers,
Dublin has taken leave of absence to work for GOAL in Sri Lanka.
David registered as a volunteer engineer with the Institution
of Engineers of Ireland (IEI) in August 2004 and through their
protocol agreement for engineers supporting the developing world
became involved with GOAL.
GOAL is working alongside national staff and partner organisations
in Sri Lanka Southern India, the Andaman Islands and Indonesia.
David has been trained in emergency relief and development operations
over the past six months and will be working with a GOAL team
of 2 Engineers in the Matara area of Sri Lanka, which is continuing
to clear debris left behind by the tsunami and to facilitate
the construction of temporary shelters, essential restoration
of water and sanitation facilities and the distribution of non-food
items to the thousands of people now living in relief camps
in this area.
We, at TES Consulting Engineers, would like to take this opportunity
to wish David every success in his forthcoming work with GOAL
and we look forward to his return to Ireland and TES in the
future.
Click here
to view the associated article that appeared in The Meath Chronicle
newspaper, January 15th 2005.
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