IAGI Member Companies Achieve Approved Installation Contractor Status

The International Association of Geosynthetic Installers (IAGI) is pleased to announce that two of its member companies, Clean Air and Water Systems, LLC (CAAW Systems) and Taylor Geosynthetics, Inc., have achieved Approved Installation Contractor (AIC) status. To be awarded AIC status, geosynthetic installation companies must meet requirements in the following areas: corporate history and business practices, insurance verification, safety training, and professional competence and experience. CAAW Systems and Taylor Geosynthetics, Inc., are pioneer participants in IAGI’s AIC program. Both companies are eager to promote industry growth and encourage better quality workmanship, thus fulfilling the goals of the AIC program. CAAW Systems is comprised of individuals with over 70 years combined experience in the geosynthetic installation industry. CAAW Systems is known for its ability to source specification compliant materials from the industry’s leading manufacturers and for successful implementation of geosynthetic liner installations. Extensive experience has given CAAW Systems the knowledge required to review plans and specifications, procure project specific materials, and complete installations within required time frames and budgets. CAAW Systems has successfully completed projects in solid waste landfills, landfill closures, waste water containment, decorative ponds, methane barriers and secondary containment. Serving the geosynthetics community for 19 years, Taylor Geosynthetics, Inc. has experience in the installation of a variety of geosynthetic products. Services include the installation of liner systems (HDPE, LLDPE, EPDM, PVC and Polypropylene), geotextiles, and GCL products. With experience in the installation of various products and designs, the Taylor Geosynthetics, Inc. staff has the knowledge and flexibility to work with clients to provide and install complete geosynthetic systems meeting site-specific requirements. Installation companies interested in applying for what will become an engineer-specified designation, AIC, can find complete program details and submittal form online at www.iagi.org. Applying companies submit the required program criteria, which is then reviewed and verified by a third party. IAGI strives to provide a forum for geosynthetics installers to advance installation and construction techniques, and to strengthen the knowledge, image and communication within the industry. For more information about IAGI or the AIC program, contact Laurie Honnigford at +1-651-554-1895, e-mail iagi@iagi.com or visit www.iagi.org.