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Posted: September 26, 2011
Tagliafierro joins H2M as project manager
The water resources division of H2M welcomes Dominic Tagliafierro, as the new project manager in its Albany office. Previous to joining H2M, Tagliafierro was the public health engineer for the Ulster County Health Department in Kingston, New York for the past ten years.
"Coming from the government side of engineering, has allowed me to master the regulatory aspect of doing business. For the past 10 years, I've gained knowledge and insight that will benefit both my public and private sector clients and in return, I believe that doing more work for private companies will allow me to keep growing as a well-rounded engineer," said Tagliafierro. "I'm excited to work with the professionals at H2M and offer the highest level of service to all clients."
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