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GER Staff showed off bowling skills at the Jefferson City Area Chamber of Commerce Bowling Games! GER’s team name was “The Pin-Gineers” and staff dressed the part. Pictured left to right are Thomas Gredell “King Pin”, Carla Gredell “Queen Pin”, Marshall Woods “Safety Pin”, Bryan Morrell “Pin Head” and Jacob Fitzpatrick, P.E. “Pin Stripes”.
Staff enjoyed networking with local businesses and the fun evening!
In recognition of Engineer’s Week, Tom Gredell shared this with staff, “Annual Engineer’s Week is held in February around the time of President’s Day. Many say that George Washington was an engineer, although they did not have that designation in his time. He definitely was a surveyor. All of our GER team have a hand in ‘engineering’ the solutions to our projects! For that, you should all be proud that every project makes at least a small difference in the world! So Happy Engineer’s Week to ALL.”
Engineers Week was established in 1951 by the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) to coincide with President George Washington’s birthday (Feb. 22), honoring him as the nation’s first engineer, his extensive work as a land surveyor and his contributions to early American infrastructure. It was created to promote understanding and appreciation of the engineering profession and to inspire the next generation.
As engineers, it is our promise to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public. GER proudly keeps this promise through our work and involvement in the community.
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GER is excited to announce that Liberty “Libby” Sitzes is now a licensed Professional Engineer by the Missouri State Board for Architects, Engineers, Land Surveyors & Landscape Architects!
To become a licensed Professional Engineer, engineers must earn a Bachelor of Science degree from a nationally accredited engineering program, pass the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, work under the supervision of a Professional Engineer for at least four years or equivalent as required, pass the Principles and Practices of Engineering (PE) exam, and apply for a license from a state licensure board. Being a Professional Engineer is the engineering profession’s highest standard of competence and responsibility. This is an honorable feat of accomplishment.
Libby graduated from Missouri University of Science and Technology with a B.S. in Environmental Engineering and M.S. in Environmental and Water Resources Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin. Libby joined the GER team in August 2025, bringing over sixteen years of experience in government and public consulting.
Congratulations Libby!
Spring Career Fairs are officially underway! Mid-Missouri universities play a vital role in shaping our future by cultivating brilliant minds and enthusiastic talent.
Cole Mengwasser and Tom Gredell met with many excited students at the State Tech Career Fair this morning! Thank you to all the students that visited with us this morning. We would be honored to work with any of these young professionals!
We will also be at the Missouri Science and Technology Career Fair on Tuesday, February 17, 2026 and the Mizzou Engineering Career Fair on Wednesday, March 4, 2026.
GER offers a robust benefit package and mentorship from our senior staff to guide you into your new career. Visit with one of our staff to see why you should JOIN OUR TEAM and grow your career!
GER is proud to announce that Megan “Megs” Sly passed her Fundamentals of Engineering exam in the fall of 2025 and recently received notice from the Missouri Board for Architects, Professional Engineers, Professional Land Surveyors, and Professional Landscape Architects (Missouri APEPLSPLA) of her enrollment as a Missouri Engineer Intern. Megan is now eligible to apply to take the Principles and Practices of Engineering (PE) exam. After passing the PE exam, and attaining at least four years of work as an engineer, working under the supervision of a licensed Professional Engineer, she can apply for a Professional Engineer license from Missouri APEPLSPLA.
Megan earned her Bachelors of Science Degree in Environmental Science in 2023, and a Masters Degree in Geological Engineering in 2024, both from Missouri University of Science and Technology and joined GREDELL Engineering Resources in January 2025. Her education and skills enhance our team and she has proven her desire to learn and grow and attain her enrollment as a Geologist-Registrant-In-Training (GRIT) by continuing her education with courses in geology from the University of North Dakota!
Congratulations Megs!! We are excited to grow with you!!
