“The thing that struck me the most with IIA is the opportunity for expansion. I like IIA’s business model and how they do business,” he says. “It seems like the company is heading in a really good direction.”
When Drevon Stanford re-joined Industrial Inspection & Analysis in 2024, it felt a lot like coming home. After all, he spent several years working as an Assistant Electrical Engineer in IIA’s San Antonio office, while still a student at the University of Texas at San Antonio.
Equally comfortable under the sea or under the hood of a classic car, Tim Royer is always up for a challenge. And that includes the diverse challenges he encounters as Lab Manager for IIA’s Florida lab.
Equally comfortable under the sea or under the hood of a classic car, Tim Royer is always up for a challenge. And that includes the diverse challenges he encounters as Lab Manager for IIA’s Florida lab.
A lifelong curiosity about the inner workings of machinery led Dodge to where he is today.
His first day working in the field of non-destructive testing (NDT) would have sent the average 18-year-old sprinting away from the job site. But not Kenny Mazour.
Even at a young age, there were hints of the mechanical engineer Eric Houston would become.
As Senior Sales Manager for IIA, Mike is serious about selling inspection services that help keep other families safe.
Brimming with enthusiasm for organic chemistry — and polymers in particular — Carly brings expertise and passion to her role as Chemist at IIA.
“My most memorable job was being in the Lake of the Ozarks dam where they were doing a generator rebuild. They needed somebody to come out and do on-site chemical testing and collect samples to bring back to the lab for further analysis,” recalls Brenden, Manager of Chemical Testing at IIA’s St. Louis laboratory.