Janet Goodfellow to Present at WEF Industrial Water Solutions Conference
Janet Goodfellow, PEng, MBA, will serve as a panelist at the Industrial Water Solutions Conference on Wednesday, June 10, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. CT in Chicago, Illinois.
Pathogen Response Services
The microbial world is critical for life on earth, providing many benefits to humankind. Yet it can also cause great suffering and economic damage. Geosyntec is committed to applying its scientific and engineering acumen to help our clients navigate challenges posed by harmful microorganisms. As a recent example, the global pandemic affected all aspects of our communities and businesses. Geosyntec’s experts supported universities, senior- and child-care facilities, governments, manufacturers, food processors, and retail clients. These same clients will be at risk as new pathogens emerge. The poultry and dairy industries face similar economically devastating challenges from highly pathogenic avian influenza viruses, which could also carry serious human health risks from cross-species transmission. To quickly and appropriately respond to new pathogens and variants, our experts offer profound experience to address environmental health threats such as COVID-19 and its variants, anthrax (Bacillus anthracis), Legionnaires’ disease (Legionella pneumophila), mold, and other pathogens. Additionally, we also support agricultural industries, offering surveillance for early pathogen detection, sanitation technologies, and engineering controls to mitigate losses to flocks and herds and their products such as eggs, milk, and meat. No matter the pathogen, clients turn to us to help reduce economic disruption, protect their employees and assets, and support efforts to combat many types of pathogens. We offer a wide range of services to help clients effectively respond to pathogens.
Geosyntec Technical Webinar Series
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Food and Beverage and Agribusiness
Food, beverage, and agribusiness companies are under increasing pressure to reduce costs, maximize operational reliability, boost yields to meet global demand, cut climate impacts, and navigate complex regulatory requirements.
Geosyntec Practitioners Presented on Water Distribution and Stormwater Management at the GAWP Spring Conference & Expo
Shira Colsky, PE, Jared Eubanks, PE, Antonio Sanchez, PE (Georgia), and Jessie Fears (Tennessee) presented on water distribution and stormwater management at the Georgia Association of Water Professionals (GAWP) Spring Conference & Expo at the Columbus Trade Center in Columbus, Georgia on April 23-24, 2019.
Janet Goodfellow to Present on Industrial Wastewater Pre-treatment at the NESOWEA Annual Industrial Wastes Seminar
Janet Goodfellow (Ontario) will present "Industrial Pre-treatment: Going Beyond End-of-Pipe Options" at the Northeast Section of the Ohio Water Environment Association (NESOWEA) Annual Industrial Wastes Seminar at the Days Inn Richfield Banquet and Conference Center in Richfield, Ohio from 11:30-12:15 a.m. EST on February 21, 2019.
Janet Goodfellow, PEng, MBA
Janet Goodfellow is a Principal Engineer based in Ontario with more than 27 years of professional experience focused on industrial water and wastewater challenges for a variety of sectors, including food and beverage, mining, and manufacturing.
Congratulations to Newly Promoted Principals in 2017
Geosyntec is pleased to announce the promotion of Andrea Braga, Brandon Mogan, Christopher Gale, Douglas Baumwirt, Janet Goodfellow, Jennifer Nyman, Jeremy Morris, John Persico, Len deVlaming, Matthew Wissler, Melissa Schmitt, Tamara Hebeler, Thomas Bristol, and Victor Damasceno to Principals within the Geosyntec Family of Companies.
Overview of Waste Management Planning, Engineering & Design
Geosyntec is a recognized leader in waste containment facility permitting and design. From concept to implementation, we assist our clients in achieving efficient, safe, and secure containment of their regulated wastes that require land disposal. Our practitioners assist our clients in increasing commercial viability, achieving and maintaining compliance, and ensuring that short- and long-term needs are met for new and existing sites and projects. We are experienced in the permitting, design, and construction of expansions and closures of: Municipal solid waste (MSW) landfills Hazardous waste landfills Coal combustion residual landfills Construction and demolition waste landfills Radiological and mixed waste landfills Tailings impoundments Mine waste rock piles and dumps Our waste containment practice specializes in addressing the most complex and challenging projects through our innovative technologies and designs. Our practitioners assist clients with permitting greenfield sites and existing site expansions, maximizing disposal capacity, and solving complex site challenges. Our practitioners also provide investigation, design, permitting, and construction oversight for on-site disposal facilities for cost-effective, safe on-site disposal of soils, sludges, and miscellaneous debris with a broad range of contaminants, including mercury, PCBs, and volatile and semi-volatile organic compounds.
