PITT OHIO, a leader in regional and national logistics services and sustainability in the transportation industry, announced that its East Windsor (NJ) terminal achieved LEED Silver certification, recognizing the company’s commitment to sustainable building practices and environmental stewardship.
Jim Maug, director of building maintenance at PITT OHIO, credited BL Companies’ staff engineer Rebecca Villanueva for her instrumental expertise and dedication in a press release announcing the certification.
“This accomplishment would not have been possible without the tremendous efforts of Jimmie Pletcher, Building Maintenance Supervisor at PITT OHIO, and Rebecca Villanueva from BL Companies,” said Maug in the release. “Their knowledge, attention to detail, and commitment to sustainability helped guide the certification process and ensure our East Windsor facility met the rigorous standards required to achieve LEED Silver certification.”
LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is the world’s most widely used green building rating system and an internationally recognized symbol of sustainability excellence. LEED-certified buildings help organizations save resources, reduce environmental impact and create healthier spaces for employees and visitors. The East Windsor terminal earned LEED Silver certification by implementing measurable strategies that improve environmental performance, operational efficiency and the overall workplace experience.
Read the full press release here.