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Posted: April 7, 2014
Drewel joins DiMarco as survey and CAD solutions technician
The DiMarco Group named Curt Drewel as survey and Computer Aided Drawing (CAD) solutions technician.
Drewel has extensive knowledge in land surveying and CAD software solutions. He will apply his expertise to ADMAR Positioning Solutions (APS), one of the DiMarco companies and the only Topcon Master Dealer in the state renting and selling survey and machine control instruments and software solutions. Drewel will assist the sales team by conducting in-depth demonstrations on the instruments and software. He will also lead training programs for customers within the engineering, land surveying and construction industries.
Drewel will also train professionals throughout the DiMarco Family of Companies on how to best utilize Topcon instruments and software on their projects.
Drewel most recently worked as a senior survey technician for Bergman Associates, where he performed various surveys, such as boundary, typographic and rail. Drewel received his associate degree in civil technology and a land surveyor certificate from Monroe Community College. He resides in Greece.
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