About Company

Welcome to Mylatech, the company with professionalism as its watchword. We are a staffing consulting company that seeks to provide disaster relief services in the form of technical assistance to the US DHS Federal Emergency Agency (FEMA). We are of a fact enthusiastic about FEMA’s public assistance program and policy, and this is why we choose to support them.

Expert strategies for complex solutions

The US DHS FEMA has a lot of activities which revolves around Public Assistance (PA) program, leadership, and influence, introduction to hazardous materials, ethics orientation, training for federal disaster recovery leadership, public information officer awareness, safety orientation, engineering principles, practices for retrofit and more. Our goal is to support them by providing disaster relief services through technical assistance in the form of combining the integration of architectural compliance with Engineering standards of PA programs in support of the recovery efforts of states.

The total estimated project costs are developed by MylaTech Consulting construction cost estimators. Our estimators are experienced, and FEMA trained. As part of the disaster recovery efforts, technical expertise is required to determine damages and a scope of work to repair based on the different categories of work ranging from temporary to permanent work.

These assessments are completed by Mylatech experts in the fields of Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Structural, Coastal and Environmental Engineers, Architects, Planners, Construction Managers and Building Inspectors

Building high performance consultants and teams

As professionals, we have the ability to lead effectively and help with mentoring teams to create a high performance by empowering them with the required skills. We seek to meet key milestones by directing and leading others effectively.

Our approach will provide you with Technical Assistance to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in support of the Department of home land securities main mission under various sub-prime contracts for Public Assistance (PA).  Our unique approach combines an integration architectural compliance with Engineering standards of PA programs in support of the recovery efforts of states, countries, municipalities, tribes and private non-profits.

As part of the disaster recovery efforts, technical expertise is required to determine damages and a scope of work to repair. These assessments are completed by MylaTech Consulting experts in the fields of Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Structural, Coastal and Environmental Engineers, Architects, Planners, Construction Managers and Building Inspectors.

Long Term Business strategy for disaster recovery

With long years of industry service, Mylatech is capable and fit for all your consultations. We are able to do all these with our competent, honest, and well-trained workers full of integrity. At Mylatech, our main focus is on relationship building, acquiring high-performance resources in order to achieve the training of high-performance workers, monitoring, and also providing career opportunities.

Mylatech Consulting is a partner to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) supporting its mission under various sub-prime contracts for Public Assistance (PA).

The Public Assistance program supports recovery operations primarily for debris removal, emergency protective measures, and the repair, replacement, or restoration of disaster-damaged, publicly-owned facilities, such as: roads, bridges, municipal buildings, police and fire stations, water/wastewater treatment plants, etc., including Private Non-Profit facilities such as hospitals. Atkinson Consulting provides professional and non-professional services to FEMA to support implementation of the PA Program.

Join us, and let’s change the world by shaping the future together!

Reliable debris and hazard material management

After a disaster, when a region turns its attention to rebuilding, one of the greatest challenges to moving forward may involve how to properly manage debris generated by the event. Options include typical methods of waste management-landfilling, recycling, or burning. The challenge after a major disaster (e.g., a building or bridge collapse, or a flood, hurricane, or earthquake) is in managing significantly greater amounts of debris often left in the wake of such an event. Debris after a disaster may include waste soils and sediments, vegetation (trees, limbs, shrubs), municipal solid waste (common household garbage, personal belongings), construction and demolition debris (in some instances, entire residential structures and all their contents), vehicles (cars, trucks, boats), food waste, so-called white goods (refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners), and household hazardous waste (cleaning agents, pesticides, pool chemicals).

Each type of waste may contain or be contaminated with certain toxic or hazardous constituents. In the short term, removal of debris is necessary to facilitate the recovery of a geographic area. In the long term, the methods by which these wastes are to be managed require proper consideration to ensure that their management (by landfilling, for example) will not pose future threats to human health or the environment.