Curtis Fease

Curtis Fease is a professional writer out of Augusta, Ga. He has a degree in psychology and another in criminal justice from Georgia Regents University and will be attending law school in the fall.

Articles by Curtis Fease

• New corrosion technology could save time, money and lives

  Tuesday, May 13, 2014

  The current method of detecting corrosion in underground pipes can be quite expensive, and in reality, a person would be hard-pressed to even refer to these methods as "technology." Present corrosion detection methods usually only allow corrosion problems to be discerned after a pipe wall's thickness has suffered 30 percent damage.

• Assessing risk in preparation for a disaster recovery plan

  Friday, February 14, 2014

  ​Anyone involved in facility management knows how difficult it can be to manage a building properly. From focusing on energy efficiency to meeting government regulations, the job can be extremely demanding. One of the most important parts of facility management, however, is also one of the most overlooked.

• New Jersey using GPS to track state vehicles

  Tuesday, November 19, 2013

  ​Satellites have revolutionized everything from communication to the delivery of television services. The New Jersey Department of Transportation has found another great use for these devices. By installing global positioning systems in state-owned vehicles, they have been able to track abuse by state employees.