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Posted: March 4, 2022
TFMoran adds three survey field technicians
Bedford, NH Rusty Pittman, Morgan Hershey, and Patrick Day have joined TFMoran, Inc. as survey field technicians working out of the Bedford and Portsmouth offices.
Pittman has joined the Bedford office. Prior to joining TFMoran, Pittman was a survey technician responsible for heavy civil construction and boundary topography projects in Florida. His experience includes working as a survey crew chief on various projects such as Sea World, Universal Studios and Walt Disney World.
Hershey has also joined the Bedford survey department. Hershey studied field surveying technologies at Renton Technical College, in Renton, Washington. She has experience in construction, topographic and cell site surveying. Hershey also studied Marine Biology at the University of Maine Machias.
Day has joined TFMoran’s seacoast division office in Portsmouth. Day earned his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. Most recently, he has performed boundary surveys, stakeouts, and existing condition surveys in the state of Maine. Day’s experience also includes working with a local surveyor in his hometown of Keene.
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