Red Rock Consulting employees recently updated their skills at our yearly safety training.  Training included CPR, First Aid, blood born pathogens and many more fun filled topics.

CPR Training at its finest

Safety training is always fun with Brad!

The lab is up and running full speed. Way to go, guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

New Lab with Jr, Chad and Michael

Shawn Allred, RRC 2015 Summer Intern

Red Rock Consulting’s first summer intern is Shawn Allred, a civil engineering student from Oklahoma University.  Shawn will graduate with his Bachelors in Civil Engineering this fall.  He will be going on to study geotechnical engineering at OU for his Masters degree.

Welcome, Shawn! Now get to work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So…we keep hiring all these people and EVERYONE wanted a window. What to do? Knock out some walls and expand into the next space, of course! The new office space is almost ready. Then onto the lab remodel…

A garage door was transformed into a wall with windows

The garage is being turned into office space

The engineers’ future home away from home!

April 13, 2015 will go down as an important day in the history of Red Rock Consulting, for it is the very first day of our ODOT approved soils testing laboratory.

Tommy Bounds and Kristi Bumpas with Red Rock, as well as Todd, Brad, Mike and Jordan with DSO, traveled down to Norman to demonstrate the use of the flat plate dilatometer (DMT) to Dr. Amy Cerato’s In-Situ Testing class.  We had fun and the kids asked great questions.

DMT demonstration at OU

Red Rock Consulting, DSO and Interworks employees gathered at the Main Event for our very first “team building” event.  Nothing says bonding like a little bowling, laser tag and dinner together.  We didn’t get a great picture, but you get the idea!

Team Building Event at the Main Event

RRC volunteers at the Hope House

Red Rock employees recently volunteered at the Hope Center.  David, Kristi, Jason, Robel, Michael and Polly pose for a picture with Cheryl, the volunteer coordinator at the Hope Center.  The crew helped out by sorting donated clothing, cleaning and moving supplies for the charity.  The Hope Center is a non-profit organization that aides local people in need of assistance.  For more on the Hope Center, or to volunteer, go to http://hopecenterofedmond.com/.

Tommy and David spending some quality time in the soils lab.  The Red Rock Consulting lab is in the process of becoming ODOT approved.

Tommy and David

Polly and Robel with their Christmas Boxes

Red Rock employees teamed with employees at CEC’s Civil Servants to create “Christmas boxes” for children in Africa.  The boxes included toys, toiletries and a little bit of candy.  The boxes will be used by missionaries in Africa to teach the children about Christmas.