ESI Announcement | COVID-19

Justin Mascaro Announcements

      March 19, 2020 To our customers, partners, employees and friends: Environmental Specialties International, Inc. (ESI) has been closely monitoring the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic with the safety and well-being of our customers and ESI team as our top priority.  This continues to be a dynamic situation that we are monitoring very closely. ESI …

ESI partners with Sniffer!

Justin Mascaro Announcements

For over 20 years we have provided and installed geosynthetic liners and systems to the solid waste industry throughout the United States, making us the largest installer in the nation.  So, we spend a lot of time in the solid waste industry and can easily identify value for the industry.  We see it with Sniffer …

Environmental Specialties International Acquires Patriot Environmental

Justin Mascaro Announcements

Unmatched geosynthetics expertise and resources for the oil and gas industry. Environmental Specialties International (ESI), the largest installer and provider of geosynthetic lining materials in the United States, announces that it has acquired Patriot Environmental of Meeker, Oklahoma. Founded in 2012, Patriot has quickly grown to become a leading specialty contractor serving Texas and Oklahoma.  …

ESI Welcomes Ryan Bunch as Project Manager

Justin Mascaro Announcements

Bunch brings extensive coal ash containment experience and electric utility expertise to ESI. Environmental Specialties International (ESI), the largest contracted installer of geosynthetic lining materials in the United States, is pleased to welcome Ryan Bunch to its team as Project Manager. Before joining ESI, Ryan worked at Southern Company for 14 years. During the past …

Geosynthetics and labor in tight supply

Justin Mascaro Announcements, Geosynthetics

The U.S. economy has been terrific over the last couple years as confirmed by strong GDP growth of 2.9% and 2.2% in 2018 and 2017 respectively.  While it is not the first time we have experienced these growth rates in our country, what does seem to be unique is the growth has been very strong …

We’re hiring Estimators!

Justin Mascaro Announcements

ESI – the nation’s largest installer of geosynthetics for environmental containment applications, is hiring estimators to analyze and cost geosynthetic projects for construction.  The position is located in our Baton Rouge offices and will offer competitive pay and growth opportunities. The job description and posting requirements have been posted on our website with an online …

WANTED! Industrial Technicians

Justin Mascaro Announcements

ESI is seeking entry-level candidates for industrial technician openings.  The job is based out of our offices in Baton Rouge and has minor travel serving customers in the gulf coast region. It is a great entry-level labor position that can lead to a long-term and fulfilling career in geosynthetics. The job opportunity has just been posted …

Happy Holidays!

Justin Mascaro Announcements

It has been a very busy year, and we look forward to much needed rest while celebrating the holidays with family and friends.  ESI wishes all a wonderful and safe holiday.  May you enjoy this beautiful time of year with family and friends.  We look forward to talking with you on the 27th when our offices …

Thanksgiving and George Washington

Justin Mascaro Announcements

Did you know that George Washington is responsible for our Thanksgiving holiday, through his proclamation issued on October 3rd, 1789?  The original intent of the holiday was to “acknowledge the providence of Almighty God” and to give Him thanks for “affording” a form of government for peoples safety and happiness. On this Thanksgiving, let us …

RIP Tony Ung – Missing a colleague and friend!

Justin Mascaro Announcements

Tony’s passing was a shock for the ESI team, friends and family. We mourn with the family while celebrating the legacy that Tony left through his family and lasting memories. Tony’s story as told on this posting on gofundme, is a true American story deserving much admiration. RIP, Tony. You were a helluva a colleague …