Susanne Kelley's Contact Details

Susanne Kelley's Company Details

Sienna Environmental Technologies

Buffalo, NY, US • 20 - 49 Employees
Waste/Recycling/Environmental

Sienna Environmental Technologies is an award-winning, multi-disciplinary environmental, health and safety, and construction consulting firm and laboratory, with a long track record of successfully completed projects in the public and private sector. Sienna's diverse, highly experienced staff performs a wide range of services including hazardous material investigation, industrial hygiene sampling, health and safety programming and planning, specification writing, CADD drafting, and laboratory analysis. Sienna also oversees and monitors construction, renovation, and demolition projects for contract, environmental, and safety compliance to specifications and regulations.Sienna's thoughtful and professional approach has earned us the trust and confidence of, and long term relationships with, many of our clients. We have an experienced, professional staff of OSHA, EPA, NICET, NYSDOH, and NYSDOL trained professionals.Sienna provides our services to a diverse group of clients. Clients who have successfully teamed with Sienna include state-wide K-12 schools, colleges and universities, private manufacturing and commercial facilities, and both federal and privately managed medical facilities. Several NYS governmental agencies count on us as a valuable consultant on their teams, including NYS Department of Transportation, DASNY, Office of General Services, and State University Construction Fund.Sienna is proud to be a member in good standing with ISNetworld. ISNetworld is a global resource that helps us connect and establish partnerships with qualified clients who meet our safety and compliance standards. Sienna provides expertise in many areas, including:• Inspection and Investigations• Environmental Health and Safety Consulting• Environmental Specification Writing and Drafting• Indoor Air Quality Testing and Monitoring • Contract Oversight and Project Monitoring