Schonstedt president Mark Pugh was interviewed for this TV ad that appeared throughout the Greenbrier Classic Golf Tournament last week.
Schonstedt president Mark Pugh was interviewed for this TV ad that appeared throughout the Greenbrier Classic Golf Tournament last week.
Congratulations Tim Gehlhausen! Tim Gehlhausen, PLS, of Gresham, Smith and Partners Architects is the winner of Round #3 of the 2013 Great Locator Giveaway. Tim was given his choice of any new Schonstedt magnetic locator and he selected the GA-72Cd. Writes Tim, “I have enjoyed the use of Schonstedt locators for many years. Their sensitivity is the best I’ve ever used along with being rugged enough for all weather conditions.” Tim’s entry also counts toward the Year-end Grand Prize Drawing, as do all 2013 Great Locator Giveaway entries. Enter the Great Locator Giveaway #4 NOW.
Congratulations to Todd Chapman, PLS, Senior Surveyor for Caputo and Wick, Ltd in Rumford, RI, the winner of Round #2 of the 2013 Great Locator Giveaway. Todd was given his choice of any new Schonstedt magnetic locator and he selected the GA-72Cd. Writes Todd, “I have always had great results with the Schonstedt Metal Locators I have used over the years.” Todd joins Round #1 Winner, Steve Brdaric of MetroTEST Energy Services in Kunkletown, PA, who also chose the GA-72Cd magnetic locator. If you haven’t yet entered Round #3 of the Great Locator Giveaway, enter now and also qualify for…
Congratulations Steve Brdaric! Steve Brdaric of MetroTEST Energy Services in Kunkletown, PA is the winner of Round #1 of the 2013 Great Locator Giveaway. Steve was given his choice of any new Schonstedt magnetic locator and he selected the GA-72Cd. The 60 Winners of the $60 Gift Certificates will be posted early next week! Click here to enter GLG Round #2.
Schonstedt’s own Jim Bach is the featured performer in a new “Magnetic Locating Basics” video. This eight-minute segment introduces Schonstedt’s three models of Magnetic Locators: the GA-52Cx, the GA72-Cd, and the GA-92XT. Jim covers all the basics of finding underground ferrous objects large and small.
Humanitarian Demining One Company’s Program of Social Responsibility By Bob Ebberson, Corporate Responsibility Officer and Director of Business Development, Schonstedt Instrument Company Landmines, unexploded submunitions and explosive remnants of war (ERW) all pose a serious and ongoing threat to civilians. During and after conflicts, these weapons can be found on roads, footpaths, farmers’ fields, forests, deserts, along borders, in and surrounding houses and schools, and in other places where people carry out their daily activities. They can deny access to food, water and other basic needs, and inhibit freedom of movement, thus limiting people’s ability to participate in education or…
October 17, 2012 By Michelle Horst – Journal Staff Writer KEARNEYSVILLE – Two Jefferson County businesses have expanded from West Virginia into the international market. Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin, the West Virginia Export Council and the West Virginia Development Office are recognizing this accomplishment. Debra Martin, international trade manager of the West Virginia Development Office, presented Schonstedt Instrument Company of Kearneysville and STaSIS Engineering of Summit Point with the Governor’s Commendation for International Market Entry on Monday afternoon. “I think it’s great when you think about a little company in West Virginia, we just have 26 employees here in Kearneysville,…
The Cluster for Humanitarian Demining, Ltd. (CHD) is based in Zagreb, Croatia, “founded with the aim to promote, lead and co-ordinate developmental activities in humanitarian demining abroad.” At their August 22 meeting in Sisak the members unanimously voted to admit Schonstedt as an associate member, by virtue of their ongoing work in the Schonstedt Humanitarian Demining Initiative (SHDI).