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Attention all students and recent graduates! Tepa’s post-grad and internship positions are now live on ADP. Whether you’re looking to gain hands-on experience or jump-start your career, we have a range of roles available to help you grow and succeed. Be sure to check out our open positions at: https://lnkd.in/gSET9QRt. We would love to hear from you and see what you have to offer!

Today, the Tepa Companies Environmental team is heading to the DCHWS West Symposium! This event is a fantastic opportunity to connect with industry experts, explore innovative ideas, and strengthen our commitment to fostering safe, sustainable environments for the health and wellness of our communities. If you're attending, we’d love to connect and discuss how we can make a difference together! Visit us at Booth #17. #DCHWS2024 #WeAreTepaCompanies

This past week, we proudly celebrated the 30-year restoration of the Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians, our owning Tribe, at our Kansas City office. The day featured a commemorative lunch, videos highlighting the Tribe’s rich history, and a display of our special “Restored” t-shirts honoring this significant milestone. #PaskentaBandOfNomlakiIndians #RestorationAnniversary #TepaCompanies

If you haven’t already, go vote this Election Day. Your vote is your voice! Find your polling place, bring your ID, and plan your trip in case there’s a wait. #ElectionDay #GoVote #TepaCompanies

Thank you both for your dedication, resilience, and the hard work you bring to your team every day. Your commitment to excellence and your contributions have played a significant role in our success, and we’re proud to have you on board. Here’s to many more years of growth and achievements together! #EmployeeAnniversary #WeAreTepaCompanies

Today, we celebrate our owning tribe, the Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians, on the 30th anniversary of restored tribal sovereignty. This milestone honors our resilience, heritage, and commitment to future generations. We commemorate those who fought tirelessly for our recognition, ensuring the revival and protection of our cultural identity, traditions, and governance. We look forward to a vibrant future while honoring the strength of our past. #TepaFamily #PaskentaBandOfNomlakiIndians #Restoration

Happy Native American Heritage Month! Not just this month, but every month, we honor the resilience, wisdom, and vibrant cultures of Native American communities across the nation. As a company proudly owned by the Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians, Tepa is dedicated to uplifting and celebrating the heritage that shapes our shared values and inspires our future. Let’s take this time to recognize the lasting contributions of Indigenous peoples across the country and celebrate their strength and legacy. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #WeAreTepaCompanies

This month, we congratulate James Steele and Michael Gore on reaching their 5-year anniversaries with Tepa. We want to thank both of you for your contributions, commitment, and the positive impact you’ve made on your teams and colleagues! As we mark this milestone, we look forward to many more years of continued growth and success together. Thank you again, James and Michael, for your unwavering dedication to Tepa and for helping us build a brighter future! #TepaAnniversary #WeAreTepaCompanies

Tepa’s leadership team recently visited South Dakota to review the progress of the Oglala Dam project site. This project aims to restore and rehabilitate the Oglala Dam, which was previously deemed unsafe due to unstable soil conditions. These restoration efforts, expected to be completed by 2025, will allow the Oglala Sioux Tribe to utilize the dam for recreation, marking an exciting new enhancement for the community! #WeAreTepaCompanies #TepaConstruction

Several of our Laborers and Operators here in the Tepa Companies Midwest region recently attended a First Aid, CPR, and AED training class that I put on for just those field folks. We were able to talk specifically about risks and hazards they do see and would be likely to see out in the field, as well as their day-to-day life. This video is a short snippet of the hands on portion where I demonstrated some of our bleeding control methods of serious hypothetical bleeds. Students then performed the task immediately after myself a couple of times to demonstrate proficiency with the tools and methods. Flint Thomas gave me the assist by running the IV bag and stopper for the demonstration. Thanks! I personally much prefer the hands on method of learning and instructing as it tends to keep students engaged more, they are able to practice before it is the real deal, and more information is retained if you turn it into a friendly competition. Anyone who has attended can attest that I try to get my classes outside and hands on as much as possible!