Pinnacle Engineering, Inc. (Pinnacle) was formed in 1991 to serve the expanding environmental needs of industrial and manufacturing businesses. As an environmental engineering and consulting company, Pinnacle provides a full range of environmental, industrial, civil engineering, and remedial field services -- serving the expanding environmental needs of railroad, industrial, commercial, utility, manufacturing, and renewable energy clientele.With 5 office locations in Minneapolis, Rochester, Omaha, Billings, and Bismarck, Pinnacle Engineering is positioned to support our clients across the Midwest in both urban and rural environments.
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Currently in its 29th year of business, Pinnacle Engineering, Inc. (Pinnacle) was formed in 1991 by Jim Holland to serve the expanding environmental needs of industrial and manufacturing businesses. As an environmental engineering and consulting company, Pinnacle provides a full range of environmental, industrial, civil engineering, and remedial field services -- serving the expanding environmental needs of railroad, industrial, commercial, utility, manufacturing, and renewable energy clientele.
In 1991, Jim founded Pinnacle Engineering, Inc. and he has served as CEO since the company's inception. Jim's tireless efforts and leadership have been the primary catalyst for growth and change within Pinnacle Engineering. His experience spans the realm of service offerings. For the past twenty plus years, Jim has focused his practice on the Rail, Industrial and Infrastructure industries.
Pinnacle has earned a solid reputation by understanding clients' goals and working to achieve them. Pinnacle's extensive work in the Railroad and Industrial sectors demands that we operate with the utmost in engineering competence and cost efficiency. This technical capability, combined with our competitive cost structure, has firmly positioned us in the marketplace.
Site-specific Health and Safety (H&S) Plans are established and reviewed by each Pinnacle Engineering employee prior to participation in projects. Safety is discussed in the field during project safety tailgate meetings to address any specific hazards and evaluate root causes and trend analyses to ensure continual improvement.
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Darin Peterson
May 17, 2022
