Meet Sean Gill. He's an addition to our family.

Blogger: How did you get involved in the liner business?

Sean: I started with National Seal Company as a Quality Control technician in 1994.

Blogger: What do you like best about your job?

Sean: The daily challenge to bid projects.

Blogger: What personality trait do you believe is important to have in this business?

Sean: You have got to have a sense of humor.

Blogger: What is the best thing about working at ILT?

Sean: The people that I get the pleasure to work with.

Blogger: What is something that you enjoy doing?

Sean: I enjoy time with my family, coaching kids sports and fishing when I get the chance.

Blogger: What is your favorite vacation destination?

Sean: Anywhere I am while on vacation is my favorite.

Blogger: If you could go on anywhere, where would you go?

Sean: The State of Alaska is one of my favorite places.

Blogger: Where are you originally from?

Sean: Bishop, CA

Blogger: Tell us about your family.

Sean: I am married to my beautiful wife Rebecca and we have two wonderful children; Madison is 11 and Ian is 9.

Blogger: Who is the funniest person you know?

Sean: My son Ian always makes me laugh. He has a great sense of humor.

Blogger: What favorite food puts you in a great mood?

Sean: A good BBQ.

Blogger: What was your favorite sitcom growing up?

Sean: Cheers

Blogger: 3 things you cannot live without?

Sean: My wife, my daughter, and my son

Blogger: What did you want to be when you were a kid?

Sean: Gourmet Chef

Blogger: Which are your favorite smells?

Sean: Wood burning stove, lavender, fresh ground coffee beans.

Blogger: What is on your mouse pad?

Sean: Nothing, it is blank.

We're Back...

These were the words the International Lining Technology (ILT) crew proudly declared as they pulled into the Carlotta Copper Mine in Miami, AZ. As they looked over the expansive 3 million square feet, it felt like very familiar territory for the job superintendent as this was the second phase to the Copper Mine that ILT had been involved in. They had already completed the first phase of 6.1 million square feet of 80 mil textured HDPE over GCL,so this phase seems, well, half as difficult...right?

As before, the crew has to take on the daunting task of installing a Valley Fill Leach Pad. But, as difficult as this task is, our crew was up for it. They are well-trained in techniques and practices that go well beyond a normal installation.

Our team is working closely with the Kiewit team to ensure that the owner's parameters on this design are met. The major obstacle is to overcome the owner's environmental challenges. Even with these challenges, our team seems confident that they will have this project finished by the end of the summer.

Once our team has finished, we will have more exciting news and stories to pass your way. Stay tuned...