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Catch PEC at the 2019 SEAoT State Conference
PEC is gearing up for our participation in the 2019 SEAoT State Conference. As you’re taking in the conference or enjoying the sites of historic downtown San Antonio, here are a couple…
PEC is gearing up for our participation in the 2019 SEAoT State Conference. As you’re taking in the conference or enjoying the sites of historic downtown San Antonio, here are a couple…
Michalis Hadjioannou, PhD, PE will be presenting at the 2019 General Services Administration Structural Engineering Workshop in St. Louis, MO, August 8, 2019, on recent full-scale blast tests conducted on a steel…
Austin, TX – April 12, 2019 – With the recent approval of our security consulting license by the Texas Department of Public Safety, Protection Engineering Consultants (PEC) is excited to announce the…
Brandon Kehl and Eric Sammarco will be presenting a webinar “Workplace Layouts in the Era of Armed Assailants” through ASIS International on Thursday, May 23 at 3 p.m. EDT. The presentation –…
Michalis Hadjioannou will be presenting a paper on “Drag Force Simulation on Blast Loaded Fabric Roof” at the 12th European LS-DYNA Conference, in Koblenz, Germany on Thursday, May 16. The presentation discusses…
PEC Engineers will be attending the 2019 Structures Congress in Orlando, FL from April 24 – 27, 2019. Our engineers will be active during the entire event, participating in committee meetings and…
Protection Engineering Consultants is pleased to congratulate Marlon Bazan on his 10 year anniversary with the company! In the last 10 years, Marlon has become a recognized expert in the field of…
Brandon Kehl, CPP joined PEC as a Senior Security Consultant in February 2019. Brandon Kehl is a Certified Protection Professional with over two decades of experience in the protection of people and…
PEC is hard at work evaluating the blast resistance of gingerbread houses for K. Kringle up in the North Pole District.
In accordance with the performance-based approach, the new UFC 4-010-01 guidelines require the use of UFC 4-020-01 to determine if the minimum requirements in UFC 4-010-01 are adequate or if additional mitigation measures should be implemented for all facilities.