About Us
Jim Warne Jr., a WWII veteran and pioneer in the field of materials testing in the Southwest, built our first 180 sf building where he manually operated a 300,000-pound concrete compression machine.
Our first employee, Paul E. Schabacker, volunteered to pick up a 3/4 ton International Harvester pickup truck then drove to Pittsburg where he picked up a "Penn-Drill" rig and on to Phoenix where drilling jobs were waiting.
Tucson office established as our territory grew.
Established Northern Arizona unit in Flagstaff with the acquisition of Northern Arizona Testing Laboratories.
New Phoenix office ground breaking led to the discovery of Hohokam artifacts still on display in the office lobby.
San Juan Testing Laboratories Inc., located in Farmington, New Mexico was purchased as we continued to grow our company.
Our Farmington office provided a myriad of services for the Power
Generating Station located in St. Johns, Arizona.
Western Technologies celebrates their 25th
anniversary and purchases Las Vegas Testing Laboratories Inc.
The Albuquerque unit was established in May of 1984. One of their first projects was providing services for the University of New Mexico's (UNM) Science and Engineering Library. Extensive work with UNM continues today.
This year found our Las Vegas office bustling with ongoing projects from the previous year along with new projects including the 21-story Lady Luck, Circus Circus and the 20-story Golden Nugget Casino.
During a time when construction activity was more diverse in nature, Western Technologies worked on the Navajo Bridge at Marble Canyon near Page, Arizona.
Western Technologies opens our Salt Lake City office and begins providing our full line of services in Utah.
Western Technologies Las Vegas office begins working on casino resorts.
Western Technologies performs materials testing for the UDOT I-15 CORE project, the largest highway project in the state of Utah.
Western Technologies provides all our services to this day for the 280 megawatt Solana concentrated solar generation station in Gila Bend, Arizona.
Western Technologies provided materials testing and inspection for the replacement of Runway 8-26 keel reconstruction for the center of the runway at Sky Harbor International Airport.
Western Technologies celebrated 60 years of business with 400 Quality People employed in the United States.
We continue to serve the greater Southwest area, providing professional services on a variety of important projects including the Broadway curve in Phoenix.
Western Technologies Inc & RMA Companies have joined forces and together now serve the southwest markets.
Western Technologies through the years..
Jim Warne Jr., a WWII veteran and pioneer in the field of materials testing in the Southwest, built our first 180 sf building where he manually operated a 300,000-pound concrete compression machine.
Our first employee, Paul E. Schabacker, volunteered to pick up a 3/4 ton International Harvester pickup truck then drove to Pittsburg where he picked up a "Penn-Drill" rig and on to Phoenix where drilling jobs were waiting.
Tucson office established as our territory grew.
Established Northern Arizona unit in Flagstaff with the acqusition of Northern Arizona Testing Laboratories.
New Phoenix office ground breaking led to the discovery of Hohokam artifacts still on display in the office lobby.
San Juan Testing Laboratories Inc., Farmington New Mexico purchased as we continued to grow our company.
Our Farmington office provided a myriad of services for the Power
Generating Station located in St. Johns, AZ.
Western Technologies celebrates their 25th
Anniversary and purchases Las Vegas Testing Laboratories Inc.
The Albuquerque unit was established in May of 1984. One of their first projects was providing services for the University of New Mexico's (UNM) Science and Engineering Library. Extensive work with UNM continues today.
This year found our Las Vegas office bustling with ongoing projects from the previous year along with new projects including the 21-story Lady Luck, Circus Circus and the 20-story Golden Nugget Casino.
During a time when construction activity was more diverse in nature, Western Technologies worked on the Navajo Bridge at Marble Canyon near Page, AZ.
Western Technologies opens our Salt Lake City office and begins providing our full line of services in Utah.
Western Technologies begins working on casino resorts.
Western Technologies performs materials testing for the UDOT I-15 CORE project, the largest highway project in the state of Utah.
Western Technologies provides all our services to this day for the 280 megawatt Solana concentrated solar generation station in Gila Bend, AZ.
Western Technologies provided materials testing and inspection for the replacement of Runway 8-26 keel reconstruction for the center of the runway at Sky Harbor International Airport.
Western Technologies celebrated 60 years of business with 400 Quality People employed in the US.
We continue to serve the greater Southwest area, providing professional services on a variety of important projects including the Broadway curve in Phoenix.
Western Technologies Inc & RMA Companies have joined forces and together now serve the southwest markets.
Testing the West since 1955.
Our History
Jim Warne Jr., a WWII veteran and pioneer in the field of materials testing in the Southwest, built our first 180 sf. building where he manually operated a 300,000 pound concrete compression machine.
Our Mission
We will be the leading national provider of professional services in environmental consulting, geosciences, materials testing, inspection, and certification for critical infrastructure and the built environment. We are passionate about contributing to the sustainable development of the communities we serve.
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