GES Geotech Inc. (Global Earth solutions)
GES Geotech Inc. (Global Earth Solutions) is a specialist geotechnical and environmental services company with offices in Vancouver BC, Calgary AB, and London UK. Global Earth Solutions is committed to adding value to our clients and their projects through client-focused, innovative and practical solutions. Our geotechnical and environmental services span a multitude of disciplines and industries.
At Global Earth Solutions we apply our worldwide experience and knowledge to add value to our client's projects through a keen understanding of our clients' needs and perspectives. This tends to lead to innovation and cost-effective solutions.
At Global Earth Solutions we apply our worldwide experience and knowledge to add value to our client's projects through a keen understanding of our clients' needs and perspectives. This tends to lead to innovation and cost-effective solutions.
President - dr mahmoud mahmoud, PEng, FEC
Mahmoud Mahmoud, PhD, PEng, FEC founded GES Geotech Inc. in May 2003, bringing with him over 21 years of experience in directing and managing the geotechnical and environmental components of large multi-disciplinary projects. Mahmoud's experience includes projects in Canada, the UK, the Persian Gulf and South East Asia. Over the last 30 years Mahmoud has held increasing senior levels of responsibility in managing and leading teams, initially as project manager, then team leader and later as manager of engineering services and geotechnical leader.
Notable projects that Mahmoud has had a significant role in managing and directing include the Chek Lap Kok (Hong Kong) airport, the Three Sisters Mountain Village in Canmore, Alberta, Shell Albian Sands Jackpine Mine in Fort McMurray, Boleo project in Baja Mexico, large scale geophysical investigation in Al Ain, UAE, the hydrogeological investigation for the replacement of a powerhouse for BC Hydro’s John Hart Dam in Hurley River, British Columbia and recently the project on the Joslyn North Mine for the company Total in Alberta.
Mahmoud’s related professional activities are varied; he has been member of APEGA since 1997 and participates in a multitude of activities including the main presenter of APEGBC’s Ethics Seminar since 2008 and member of APEGBC’s Fairness Panel since 2007. He was awarded the Fellowship of Engineers Canada in 2013 and was elected as a board member of Canadian Engineering Qualifications Board in 2014. Mahmoud believes in mentoring the next generation of engineers, and readily shares his knowledge and experience with students and young professionals.
Notable projects that Mahmoud has had a significant role in managing and directing include the Chek Lap Kok (Hong Kong) airport, the Three Sisters Mountain Village in Canmore, Alberta, Shell Albian Sands Jackpine Mine in Fort McMurray, Boleo project in Baja Mexico, large scale geophysical investigation in Al Ain, UAE, the hydrogeological investigation for the replacement of a powerhouse for BC Hydro’s John Hart Dam in Hurley River, British Columbia and recently the project on the Joslyn North Mine for the company Total in Alberta.
Mahmoud’s related professional activities are varied; he has been member of APEGA since 1997 and participates in a multitude of activities including the main presenter of APEGBC’s Ethics Seminar since 2008 and member of APEGBC’s Fairness Panel since 2007. He was awarded the Fellowship of Engineers Canada in 2013 and was elected as a board member of Canadian Engineering Qualifications Board in 2014. Mahmoud believes in mentoring the next generation of engineers, and readily shares his knowledge and experience with students and young professionals.
