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Bowser-Morner Again Named One of the Top Engineering Firms in Dayton.

According to a 2020 survey conducted by The Dayton Business Journal, Bowser-Morner was named as one of the top-ten engineering firms in Dayton, Ohio.

Dr. Phil Jenkins named Fellow of the Health Physics Society

Bowser-Morner, Inc. is pleased to announce our own Dr. Phillip Jenkins’ selection as a Fellow of the Health Physics Society. This award is designed to honor senior members of the Society who have made significant administrative, educational, and/or scientific contributions to the profession of health physics. Congratulations Dr. Phil!

Bowser-Morner status as an Impartial, Independent Testing Laboratory affirmed by ACIL

Bowser-Morner was recently licensed by the American Council of Independent Laboratories (ACIL) as a truly independent testing laboratory via ACIL's Independence Mark (I-Mark) program.

BOWSER-MORNER remains OPEN FOR BUSINESS during COVID-19 crisis

Bowser-Morner is an essential supplier of professional services to many infrastructure and supply chain industries and we are complying with CDC and state guidelines in order to continue our operations during this crisis.

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8/10/2020

Bowser-Morner's Jenkins honored by Health Physics Society

Phillip H. Jenkins, PhD, Fellow, Health Physics Society

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6/5/2019

Why Perform Special Inspections During Construction?

After a rash of structural failures leading to loss of life and property in the 1970s and early 1980s, the US government held a series of Congressional subcommittee hearings to investigate and analyze the problem of structural failures. As a result of this groundbreaking investigation, the Building Officials and Code Administrators International (BOCA) National Building Code added a new section entitled “Special Inspections”. The requirement for special inspections and identification of the types of inspections to be conducted are found in Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) 4101:1-17-01.

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