Brandenburg Industrial Service Company
Nicholas Rojas is an experienced environmental manager and engineer with over a decade at Brandenburg Industrial Service Company, specializing in demolition and environmental decommissioning projects. Key responsibilities include project management, contract review, site safety administration, and health and safety plan development. Notable projects include the Ford Louisville Assembly Plant, Exide Battery facility, Porter Hospital, and General Electric Decommissioning in Fort Wayne, where Nicholas oversaw various aspects of demolition and environmental remediation, ensuring compliance with safety regulations through daily audits and crew supervision. Prior to this, Nicholas held managerial positions at Gap Inc. and Fasel and Sons Garden Center, facilitating operations and team management. Nicholas holds a Bachelor’s degree in Earth Systems, Environment and Society, along with a minor in Chemistry from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
Brandenburg Industrial Service Company
Brandenburg, established in 1968, is one of the nation’s premier firms specializing in demolition and environmental remediation, which includes asbestos abatement, hazardous material removal, soil remediation, asset recovery, and site preparation. Brandenburg has seven regional offices located throughout the United States and Puerto Rico, a staff in excess of 600 full-time permanent employees, and a fleet of heavy equipment valued in excess of $150,000,000. We have the knowledge, expertise, and resources necessary to get any job done safely and efficiently. Brandenburg is committed to providing a safe work environment for our employees and our customers. We are the first demolition contractor to successfully complete OSHA’s Challenge Program and to be certified as a Star Member in OSHA’s prestigious Voluntary Protection Program (VPP). Star Member designation is the highest level of recognition. Brandenburg also participates in various state safety programs such as MNSTAR (Minnesota Occupational Safety and Health Administration).