Keller takes home two awards at The Dewatering Institute's recent conference.
Andrew Chegwidden receives the TDI Young Professional of the Year Award.
The Young Professional of the Year award is presented to a young professional in the dewatering industry under the age of 35 for their outstanding contributions.
Andrew began his career at Keller (then Moretrench) in 2016 as an intern. After completing his degree in Construction Engineering Technology at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, he joined the staff as an engineer. Focusing on groundwater control solutions, he entered his current role as a project manager in 2024.
Keller receives the TDI Health and Safety Excellence Company of the Year Award.
The Health and Safety Excellence Company of the Year Award is awarded to a team that showcases a completed project with excellent safety records in our industry.
Keller designed and installed a dewatering system across a large site on the Gulf Coast, using tightly spaced well points. Due to the groundwater causing unstable working platforms, it was vital that the dewatering system was in place to ensure safe excavation. Working with a heightened safety awareness, Keller completed the installation of the dewatering system and logged over 8,000 working hours with zero safety incidents.
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