LA CROSSE, Wis., December 21, 2020 ― Nelosca Technologies (Nelosca) officially announces the asset acquisition of New England-based Specialty Diving Services, Inc (SDS). The acquisition combines two established union companies that specialize in commercial diving and heavy marine construction.
LA CROSSE, Wis., October 28, 2020 — Nelosca Technologies (Nelosca) announces certification in occupational health and safety management, quality management, and environmental management, in accordance with the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
(La Crosse, WIS – August 12, 2020) – Specialty marine construction firm Nelosca Technologies, Inc. (Nelosca), announces its 4th consecutive certification from international research and analytics organization Great Place to Work®.
95% of its employees consider Nelosca a great place to work, compared to just 59% of employees at a typical U.S.-based company. Nelosca’s high-ranking status among other companies is compounded this year by the changes in safety, travel, and essential work protocol brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.
We’re nearly halfway through 2019, and unless you’ve been in a cave or under a rock, you understand that the environmental market is exploding right now. I have been in the environmental industry for 32 years (wow that’s a long time), and I do not believe I have ever experienced this much activity. The size, scopes, and complexities of our current projects are overwhelming. J.F Nelosca Company (Nelosca) is extremely fortunate to have a very busy, robust workload this year with some exciting projects underway, and more that are set to begin once fish windows open. Based on our own surplus of work and activity, I wanted to share my observations and discuss the current state of the environmental community from a dredging contractor’s perspective.
The Inland Marine Expo (IMX) took place last week in St. Louis, MO, overlapping with National Maritime Day. Conference attendees, exhibitors, keynotes and panelists came together at the Dome at America’s Center to educate, celebrate (and sometimes commiserate), the state of the inland marine industry.
Equipment-heavy industries continually push for optimal uptimes. At Nelosca Technologies, Inc. (Nelosca), we’re committed to investing in our equipment not only during the purchasing process, but also during scheduled off-season maintenance. Internally, we coined the term “Neloscaize” to refer to the custom alterations our team executes upon acquiring assets as well as our carefully regimented maintenance.
Pride is a common theme for us at Nelosca. As an organization, we are privileged to be in a position where we can have so much of which to be proud. We’re lucky to have employees who commit to making Nelosca a great place to work, and we are proud to have them. Finally, we are proud to be able to say that 96% of our employees are proud to share they work at Nelosca, which we discovered from the findings of our 2018 Great Place to Work® re-certification.
A story of Total Quality Management for an inland marine company.
Internships are an excellent way to gain hands-on experience and learn a little more about your field of study while working in a professional environment. At Nelosca, we value growth and development. Our COMPASS internship program strives to provide students with practical experience and useful knowledge to sharpen their skills in their chosen field.
Obtaining recognition as a “great place to work” is not something that comes easily for most organizations. Certification as a Great Place to Work requires that a company be evaluated on many different levels. We have worked hard to establish a workplace that inspires the passion of its employees and allows them to use their talents to be motivated by what they do and with whom they work. At Nelosca, we have established several foundational attributes which make a great work place. Here are a few examples of what we think is needed to make Nelosca a “Great Place to Work”:
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