Women in Engineering at EKI

Celebrating Women in Engineering at EKI! 🌟

This International Women in Engineering Day, EKI is proud to celebrate the incredible women who drive innovation and excellence in engineering every day. From designing groundbreaking solutions to leading teams with expertise and passion, these women play a pivotal role in shaping the future of our industry.

We also celebrate the women who support…Read More

EKIers Biked to Work

🚲🌟 Proud of our EKIers!

On Bike-to-Work Day this May 17th, our team pedaled their way to work, reducing carbon footprint and promoting a healthier lifestyle. Kudos to all who participated! Let’s keep rolling towards a greener future together. 🌱

#BikeToWork #EKI #ekiconsult #GreenCommute

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Drinking Water Awareness

Celebrate Drinking Water Awareness Week with EKI

From the source to the tap, EKI provides services and solutions to ensure safe and reliable drinking water for many communities.

Our services include:

  1. Water Supply Planning (including securing and development of new water supplies, as well as…Read More

🌎 EKI’s Heartfelt Cleanup Initiative to Honor Earth Day 🌊

Members of EKI’s Irvine office gathered at Huntington State Beach for a beach cleanup day and to make a difference in our local ecosystem. Kelsey Girty, Kian Liew, Daniel Morris, Matt Alkire, Neftali Guerrero, Ying Song, and Julia Hernandez joined others in their community to clean up the beach as a local team-building exercise.

They were fueled by the knowledge…Read More

US EPA Published the Final MCLs for PFAS in Drinking Water

EKI’s PFAS experts, Dr. Corey Carpenter and Dr. Emily Cook, provide fingerprinting forensic assistance and treatment alternatives assessments to our communities and clients to protect public health and meet regulatory goals.

https://www.epa.gov/newsreleases/biden-harris-administration-finalizes-first-ever-national-drinking-water-standard

Here is some insight on the final rule requirements:

  • Public water systems must monitor for these PFAS and have three years to complete initial monitoring (by 2027), followed by ongoing…Read More