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Our Management Team

Gibson-Thomas provides a wide variety of services to meet our clients engineering needs. The relatively small size of our firm directly benefits our clients as we are able to provide each with personalized service on a daily basis. Many of our engineers are trained in several disciplines to provide service across our core business sectors.

Our personnel are uniquely qualified to provide quality designs and solve complex engineering problems in a cost effective manner in the fields listed herein. Gibson-Thomas currently employs over 160 Registered Professional Engineers, Technicians and Management Support personnel to get your job done. Key personnel and responsibilities are as follows:

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Our past experience, key staff and commitment to total client satisfaction are the major factors that our clients consider when contracting with Gibson-Thomas Engineering.

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Gibson-Thomas is a multi-discipline consulting engineering firm established in 1916 in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. Our past experience, key staff and commitment to total client satisfaction are the major factors that our clients consider when contracting with Gibson-Thomas.

724-539-8562
Corporate Office
    • 1004 Ligonier Street
      Latrobe, PA 15650
    • P: 724-539-8562
Pennsylvania Offices
  • Fayette Office
    • Lemont Furnace, PA
    • P: 724-323-8020
  • Harrisburg Office
    • Camp Hill, PA
    • P: 717-612-9880
  • Indiana Office
    • Indiana, PA
    • P: 724-471-2246
  • Pittsburgh Office
    • Wexford, PA
    • P: 724-935-8188
  • Washington Office
    • Eighty Four, PA
    • P: 724-249-2603
Florida Office
    • Fort Myers, FL
    • P: 239-776-2908
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