This document provides a summary of Walid Tanbedawy's qualifications and experience. It includes his education, professional licenses and training, and over 25 years of experience managing civil engineering and construction projects for various public agencies in Illinois. Recent project experience includes serving as Project Manager for the Balmoral Avenue Extension project in Chicago and managing reconstruction projects on several highways and roads.

1. WALID TANBEDAWY, P.E.
 7812 ELEANOR PLACE. WILLOWBROOK, IL 60527
(708) 296-2188
 WALIDT@SBCGLOBAL.NET
Education
 Master of
Construction
Management and
Engineering, Illinois
Institute of
Technology (2002)
 Bachelor of Science
in Civil Engineering,
University of
Alexandria (1987)
Professional Expertise
/Training
 Registered
Professional
Engineer – State of
Illinois, No. 062-
056792, Original
Issue Date:
06/16/2003,
Expiration Date:
11/30/2017
 IDOT (Illinois
Department of
Transportation)
Documentation of
Contract Quantities –
Certificate No. 15-
0346
 IDOT HMA Level I
 IDOT PCC Level I
 OSHA (Occupational
Safety and Health
Administration) 30-
hour Course in
Construction Safety
and Health
 FHWA (Federal
Highway
Administration) – NHI
(National Highway
Institute) Introduction
to Safety Inspection
of In-Service Bridges
Key Experience and Background
Professional Engineer with over 25 years of progressive experience
and extensive knowledge in Civil Engineering specializing in large-
scale road and bridge construction with municipal agencies, Illinois
Department of Transportation (IDOT), Illinois State Toll Highways
Authority (ISTHA).
Expertise encompasses construction jobsite supervision, construction
surveying, materials testing, inspection, quality control/quality
assurance, project documentation, estimating, budgeting, project
management, and contract administration.
Successfully led various project teams to deliver numerous
construction projects on time and within budgets over 25 years.
Recently acted as the Project Manager for CARE Plus Joint Venture,
Owner’s Representative for the Chicago Department of Aviation
Capital Improvement Program’s Balmoral Avenue Project.
Professional History
Year Position Company
2013 - 2016 Project Manager/
Resident Engineer
d’Escoto Inc.
2008 – 2013 Resident Engineer SPAAN Tech Inc.
2006 – 2008 Senior Civil
Engineer/ Resident
Engineer
City Of West Chicago
2003 – 2006 Civil Engineer City Of West Chicago
2003 Resident Engineer Omega & Associates, Inc.
2001 – 2003 Resident Engineer Harry O. Hefter-Associates, Inc.
1999 – 2001 Project Engineer Professional Services Industries
1996 – 1998 Project Engineer Ezz Group, Inc.
1995 Field Engineer Rubinos & Mesia Engineers

2.  CN (Canadian
National) On-Track
Safety & Metra
Railroad Security
Awareness
Orientation Courses
 Project Controls
1992 – 1993 Project Engineer Sphinx. Inc.
1989 – 1990 Field Engineer Egyptian Arab Contracting
1988 – 1989 Field Engineer Haski Technical Services
1987 – 1988 Field Engineer Megicon Industrial Co.
Project Summary
2013 – 2016 d’Escoto Inc. – Project Manager
Projects:
Illinois Route 25 – Stearns Road, South Elgin, Illinois: Roadway
Widening, reconstruction, bridge replacement - Provided technical,
documentation, and quality assurance support to the project team. This
project consisted of replacing the structure carrying the UP Railroad over IL
25, the construction of a temporary shoo-fly structure to carry the UP
Railroad over Il 25, the construction of a structure to carry IL 25 over the
East Branch of Brewster Creek, roadway widening and reconstruction,
traffic signal modernization and drainage improvements, located at the
north approach to Brewster Creek to Dunham Road and the intersection of
IL 25 at Gilbert Road.
Balmoral Avenue Extension, Chicago: This $20 Million IDOT-funded
project includes viaduct removal; existing pavement removal; bridge
construction; pavement construction and resurfacing; retaining wall
construction; storm sewer construction; sanitary sewer construction; fire
hydrant relocations; earthwork including the construction of a detention
basin; installation and relocation of traffic signals and street lights (including
concrete foundations), traffic signal and street lighting controllers, wiring,
and electrical conduits; adjustments of existing structures; topsoil; new
landscaping, and pavement markings.
Jane Addams Memorial Tollway Roadway Widening and
Reconstruction - Hennig Road Bridge Widening and Reconstruction,
Kane County, Illinois: This project consists of the reconstruction and
widening of the bridge substructure, superstructure and approach
pavements. This project also includes the reconstruction and widening of
the cross roads adjacent to the bridge approaches, construction of drainage
systems, guardrail installation, landscaping and erosion control, permanent
signing and pavement marking installation, and the maintenance of traffic
including closures on I-90 and detours on cross roads.
Industrial Street Improvements – North Avenue/Besley Court,
Chicago: This project includes excavation, PCC Base Course, Hot-Mix
Asphalt binder and surface course, drainage and drainage structures, PCC
curb and gutter, sidewalk and driveways, topsoil, sodding, and pavement
markings.
Responsibilities:
 Provide Owner's Representative Services to manage the construction
of the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT)-funded Balmoral
Avenue Extension over Mannheim Road project in the capacity of
Resident Engineer.
 Managed the construction of the Illinois State Toll Highway Authority

3. (ISTHA) Hennig Road Bridge within the I-90 Jane Addams
Reconstruction program.
 Managed the construction of the 2013 Chicago Department of
Transportation (CDOT) Industrial Street project in the capacity of
Resident Engineer.
 Chaired the weekly Construction Progress Meetings; Liaised with local
stakeholders, Clients, and contractors on a regular basis; Negotiated
and approved the prime contractor’s proposals; Review and approve
the contractor’s baseline and progress schedules; Managed the
QC/QA program for the projects; Review the required construction
documentation and advise on contractual and construction matters;
Facilitate the review/approval of the Job Hazard Analyses.
2008 – 2013 SPAAN Tech Inc. – Resident Engineer
Projects:
Illinois Route 38 (Roosevelt Road) Grade Separation and
Reconstruction at Kautz Road and Union Pacific Railroad, West
Chicago, Illinois: Served as the Lead Technical Engineer for this IDOT
grade separation and reconstruction project. The project consisted of 1.63
miles of grade separation, roadway reconstruction, drainage, traffic signal,
striping and other work on IL 38 at Kautz Road and the Union Pacific
Railroad in Geneva and West Chicago.
Industrial Street Improvements, Kinzie Street Improvements,
Chicago: This project consists of the reconstruction of 1.0-kilo-meter
roadway, which includes special excavation, concreter base course, binder
and surface course, sewer lining, drainage structures, new curb and
gutter, sidewalks, driveways, topsoil, sodding, tree planting and pavement
markings.
U.S. Route 6 – 159th
Street, Harvey, Illinois: This project consists of the
staged construction of three railroad bridges, two highway bridges and
numerous retaining wall systems to replace two Canadian National and
METRA railroad viaducts. This project includes railroad related work of
furnishing, constructing and removing railroad track, signal bridges,
catenary structures, fiber optic communication cables and electric cables in
conduit for railroad utility relocations. This project also includes
reconstruction of U.S. Route 6 from Lexington Avenue to Fisk Avenue
including storm sewer replacement, watermain relocation, traffic signal
replacement and lighting.
U.S. Route 6- 159th
Street, Harvey, Illinois: This project consists of the
reconstruction of 3.09-kilometer roadway, intersection improvements,
drainage work, lighting, traffic signal modernization on US 6 (159th
Street).
Jane Adams Memorial Tollway (I-90), M.P. 23.0 (IL-25) To M.P. 61.8
(Newburg Route), Illinois: This project consisted of the installation of
RTMS (Remote Traffic Microwave Sensor) vehicle detector units, solar
power assemblies and wireless communications equipment on steel poles
mounted on the roadside.
Tri-State Tollway (I-294), M.P. 24.5 To M.P. 26.5, Illinois: This project
consisted of the replacement of a culvert end section, replacement of
concrete slope wall sections, formed concrete repairs to pier caps,
modifications to the bridge drainage system and cleaning of the existing
scuppers for the two bridges and box culvert.

4. Responsibilities:
 Managed the construction of the ISTHA, Chicago DOT, and Illinois
DOT projects, and coordinate with general contractors to achieve
quality products meeting the requirements of the Contract Documents.
 Enabled and facilitated the completion of construction projects within
budget, on schedule, with minimum disruption and delays to roadway
patrons.
 Managed the administrative processes of the Construction Contract to
determine whether or not the completed Work conforms to the
requirements of the Contract Documents, to ensure the Contractor’s
established Quality Plan (CQP) is being implemented and maintained
effectively by the Contractor, and to recommend payment to
Contractors for work satisfactorily completed.
2003 – 2008 City Of West Chicago – Senior Civil Engineer/ Resident Engineer
Projects:
Hawthorne Lane Roadway Reconstruction Project, West Chicago,
Illinois: Improvement consists of the reconstruction of Hawthorne Lane,
Powis Road and Pilsen Road, resurfacing a portion of Hawthorne Lane
and Arbor Avenue and the construction of a shared use path along
Hawthorne Lane located in the City of West Chicago. The major items of
work includes earth excavation, porous granular embankment installation,
HMA base course and HMA pavement placement, PCC pavement, storm
sewer installation, and ductile iron water main installation. Maintenance of
traffic during construction stages was a key issue that required a careful
attention to coordinating with residents and businesses in order to
streamline accessibility and uninterrupted truck deliveries.
2005 Industrial Street Program, West Chicago: The scope of the project
included roadway reconstruction, utility repair and replacement, and
roadway patching and resurfacing. The major items of work included
excavation; paving with bituminous base course, binder course and
surface course; surface grinding, repairing, overlaying; constructing storm
sewer; replacing sanitary sewer; and installing street lights.
Atlantic Drive Extension Project, West Chicago: This project consists
of new construction of an industrial roadway. Upon the completion of this
project, the long awaited new truck route along Atlantic Drive/Woodland
Avenue, between Hawthorne Lane and Illinois Route 64 was completed
and open.
2005 Resurfacing Project, West Chicago: This project consisted of
pavement patching, curb patching, minor utility repairs, grinding, and
resurfacing with bituminous level binder and surface courses.
2005 Pavement Rejuvenation Program, West Chicago: This project
consisted of the placement of a pavement-rejuvenating agent on
approximately eight (8) miles of City streets.
2004 Street Program, West Chicago: The project consisted of
excavating; paving with bituminous base course, binder course, and
surface course; surface grinding, repairing, and overlaying municipal
streets; placing surface course on municipal streets; constructing storm
sewer; and replacing sanitary sewer.
2004 Resurfacing Project, West Chicago: This work consisted of

5. grinding, resurfacing with bituminous binder and surface courses and
pavement marking for two lane street residential streets.
2004 Rejuvenation Program, West Chicago: The project consists of
placing a rejuvenating agent to approximately 8.4 miles of municipal
streets.
2003 Street Program, West Chicago: Scope of work included excavation,
PGE placement, and installation of watermain, storm sewer, sanitary
sewer, and roadway pavement. Special attention was given to
resident/public participation in stair/retaining wall/sidewalk issues in
compliance with ADA regulations.
DuPage County Technology Park Main Access Road, West Chicago,
Illinois: This privately owned visionary 800-acre mixed-used multi-campus
development park is considered the most sophisticated technology-based
business park in the USA. This development includes construction of a
4420-Foot long main access roadway to be used as the main arterial road
from Fabyan Parkway to Roosevelt Road within DuPage County
Technology Park Development with associated detention ponds. The 4-
lane roadway consists of two 24 feet wide independent 2-lane roadways
with curb and gutter to collect runoff to storm sewers that convey the runoff
to the detention ponds. This project utilized two roundabouts for
intersection control in conformance with AASHTO Policy on Geometric
Design of Highways and Streets and the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control
Devices.
DuPage County Technology Park Ring Road, West Chicago: The Ring
Road project consists of constructing roadway, water main, sanitary sewer,
storm sewer, fiber optic duct bank, roadway lighting; mass grading the
property, constructing regional detention basins; and seeding
DuPage County Technology Park Loop Road Mass Grading Project,
West Chicago: The work included in this contract consisted of mass
grading the remaining portion of property south of Fabyan Parkway that
was not mass graded by the County’s contractor constructing the Kress
Creek Reservoir. In conjunction with mass grading the remainder of the
site south of Fabyan Parkway, detention Pond I was constructed.
DuPage County Technology Park Loop Road, West Chicago: The
Loop Road work consisted of the construction of water main, sanitary
sewer, storm sewer, roadway lighting, pond aeration and landscaping.
DuPage County Technology Park Duct Bank and Communication
Building Project, West Chicago: The Communication Duct Bank project
included providing and installing fiber optic unit duct, PVC telephone duct,
concrete hand holes, and concrete duct banks which will provide future
service to the Communications Building for all available fiber optic
suppliers in the vicinity of the Tech Park. The duct bank provided all of the
communication needs for all of the future tenants of the Tech Park.
DuPage County Technology Park Sanitary and Watermain Project,
West Chicago: The utility infrastructure project included the construction
of approximately 4,800 feet of 15” and 18” sanitary sewer and 5,900 feet of
watermain, including all other related appurtenances, accessories, and
restoration.
Tower Station Development, West Chicago: This development is a
seven (7)-lot commercial retail development on approximately 23 acres.
The improvement consists of roadway, infrastructure, and residential

6. construction associated with the commercial development.
Johnny Glen Williams Subdivision, West Chicago: This development
consisted of the construction of a ten (10) lot residential subdivision,
complete with stormwater management facilities, utilities, and roadway
improvements.
St. Vincent DePaul Independent Living Senior Housing, West
Chicago: This development consists of a two-story, 17-unit senior housing
complex on approximately 0.77 acres.
Responsibilities:
 Served as Resident Engineer for Hawthorne Lane Reconstruction
project, $ 11Million federal aid project.
 Performed a variety of professional engineering duties in the design
and construction of public works projects, including the management of
multiple roadway construction projects.
 Evaluated/processed change orders and prepared pay estimates.
 Responsible for coordination and monitoring of overall field
construction administration activities and management engineering
services on projects of a diverse nature in accordance with design
specifications.
 Reviewed shop drawings, and kept diaries of logs, progress reports,
time and materials records and files.
 Assured construction activities are in accordance with contractual
documents and are completed within budget and schedule.
 Developed the first long-range reconstruction and maintenance plan
that the City has ever had for the City’s public utilities including
roadways, storm sewers, sanitary sewers, and water mains.
Collaborated with Public Works Director to incorporate the City
management’s direction and priorities into the plan.
 Oversaw the quality assurance program that assures that the materials
and workmanship incorporated into the federally funded Hawthorne
Lane Roadway Reconstruction project are in conformity with the
requirements of the approved plans, specifications.
 Reviewed and recommended the approval of design drawings/plans;
Developed the contract specs and special provisions; Reviewed the
project budgets and vendors estimates; Managed the bidder pre-
qualification criteria; Evaluated bids and make recommendation for
contract award; Reviewed the final submittals including the as-built
drawings, warranties, manuals, and close-out documents.
2003 Omega & Associates, Inc. – Resident Engineer
Projects:
2003 Alley Paving Program, Franklin Park, Illinois: The project
consisted of installing new drainage system, reconstructing commercial
and residential alleys into PCC pavement alleys, installing new PCC
garage aprons, and installing new PCC alley aprons.
Responsibilities:
 Oversaw project construction to verify work is performed in accordance
with the plans and specifications.

7.  Directed the site inspections of construction work to verify quality of
installations and coordinate timely and quality completion for
acceptance; monitor contractor progress and schedules.
 Responded to complaints and concerns and provided technical
assistance to the public, contractors, public agency and businesses.
2001 – 2003 Harry O. Hefter-Associates, Inc. – Resident Engineer
Projects:
Chicago Skyway Toll Bridge System, Commercial Avenue Viaduct
Shoring Towers, Chicago: This $ 2M project consisted of the fabrication
and erection of structural steel towers, jacking the existing girders and
setting them on the fabricated bearings, and site work including concrete
footings, sheet piling, excavation, and street improvement.
Chicago Skyway Toll Bridge System, 106th
Street Pier Construction
Project, Chicago: This $ 5M project consisted of constructing concrete
piers below the existing viaduct structure to support a future viaduct
superstructure. The major items included furnishing and driving steel piles
for nine (9) piers, constructing reinforced concrete multi-column piers,
providing steel cross bracing for sixteen (16) existing steel bents, partial
removal of existing longitudinal bracing trusses between existing viaduct
and erection of temporary bracing, furnishing, installing, and removing
temporary steel sheet piling, installing new superstructure truss bearings
on modified piers, and reconstructing storm sewers in the vicinity of the
proposed piers.
Chicago Skyway Toll Bridge System, 106th
Street South Pier
Construction Project, Chicago: This $ 10M project consisted of
constructing concrete piers and tunnel below the existing viaduct structure
to support a future viaduct superstructure. The major work items included
furnishing and driving steel piles for six (6) piers and the tunnel,
constructing reinforced concrete piers (multi-column and hammerhead
type), providing temporary shoring and bracing for existing viaduct bents,
furnishing, installing, removing temporary steel sheet piling, widening the
existing elevated viaduct for future stage construction, constructing steel
support towers to support the superstructure during replacement of
deteriorated piers, constructing post-tensioned concrete tunnel,
constructing embankments and MSE walls for future Skyway pavement.
Chicago Skyway Toll Bridge System, Maintenance & Plaza
Modifications Project, Chicago: The project consisted of maintaining the
7.8-mile Skyway and modifications to the Plaza offices and vault.
Responsibilities:
 Coordinated and monitored overall field construction administration
activities assuring the projects are completed within budget & schedule
and in accordance with design and contractual documents.
 Conducted weekly progress meetings. Set up additional meetings as
required. Prepared Pay Requests, Change Orders, Field Orders.
Performed Construction Documentation.
 Responded to contractor correspondence. Submitted weekly status
reports. Tracked Award Criteria, MBE/WBE, and Chicago residency
status.

8. 1999 – 2001 Professional Services Industries – Project Engineer
Projects:
Grundy Concrete Pre-cast Plant, Morris, Illinois: Responsibilities
included inspecting formwork, embeds, rebar, and concrete.
Albertson’s Distribution Center Expansion, Melrose Park, Illinois: This
project consisted of the construction of a single story building addition with
a mezzanine to support conveyor equipment on the South and West sides.
The addition is approximately 155,000 square feet in plan and located
immediately north of the existing Dry Grocery Warehouse.
Woodfield Preserve Office Complex, Schaumburg, Illinois: The project
consisted of the construction of Office Building B and Parking Deck B.
Office Building B is a six-story, L-shaped concrete structure, approximately
52,000 square feet in plan. Parking Deck B is a five-level precast concrete
structure, with a building footprint about 73,000 square feet in plan.
Aux Sable Liquid Extraction Facility, Morris, Illinois: Quality Assurance
Engineer for this $365 million project in Morris, Illinois, 50 miles southwest
of Chicago. This facility, one of the largest natural gas liquids processing
facility in the United States of America, was constructed to process up to
1.6 billion cubic feet of natural gas per day. This project included the
installation of large equipment modules that are fabricated offsite,
fabrication of nine storage tanks with a total capacity to store 200,000
barrels of NGL, rail tank car loading facilities, and product pipeline
connections. Duties included C.I.P. concrete inspections/testing,
foundation inspection, rebar inspections, Soil compaction testing, and
Masonry inspection.
Responsibilities:
 Provided engineering technical support of construction services
operations.
 Reviewed inspection/testing reports for accuracy and interfaced with
clients and contractors.
 Assisted the construction services department with project
management, construction inspection and material testing operations.
 Performed the following activities: concrete strength testing; mix design
and evaluation, soil compaction testing and inspection, and lab testing
of construction materials.
1996 – 1998 Ezz Group, Inc. – Project Engineer
Projects:
Sokhna Port Development Project, El Sokhna, Egypt: This project
consists of constructing the commercial Port of North El Sokhna. It
provides a deep water facility able to handle post-panamax vessels serving
the Cairo area as well as the Suez Special Economic Zone (SSEZ), a
9,000 ha industrial development zone being developed adjacent to the
Port.
Responsibilities:
 Developed and implemented construction schedule, prepared job cost
estimates and budgets, and oversaw Quality Control Plans.

9. 1995 Rubinos & Mesia Engineers – Field Engineer
Projects:
City of Chicago Sewer Study Project, Chicago: This citywide project
included the inspection of the structural conditions of existing sanitary and
storm sewer pipes and structures.
Responsibilities:
 Conducted the structural inspections & design work for construction
projects in the Greater Chicago area.
 Assisted in evaluating the adequacy of the sewer system of the Greater
Chicago city.
1992 – 1993 Sphinx. Inc. – Project Engineer
Projects:
Kenosha Post Office Rehab and Re-construction Project, Kenosha,
Wisconsin: This project consisted of partial reconstruction and
rehabilitation of the existing post office building.
Long Grove Residential Subdivision, Long Grove, Illinois: This project
consisted of the construction of new custom homes.
Morgan Park Post Office Rehab and Re-construction Project:
Chicago: This project consisted of partial reconstruction and rehabilitation
of the existing post office building.
Responsibilities:
 Supervised the various trades during the interlocking construction
phases.
 Analyzed bid documents, prepared bid estimates, and planned the
work schedule.
1989 – 1991 Egyptian Arab Contracting – Field Engineer
Projects:
Shebin Elkom Railroad Tunnel, Shebin Elkom, Egypt: The project
consisted of the construction of mini tunnel under the rail tracks to under-
cross sewer using bolted concrete segments and hydraulic Pipe Jacking
techniques.
Ad Daljamun Railroad Tunnel, Ad Daljamun, Egypt: The project
consisted of the construction of mini tunnel under the rail tracks to under-
cross sewer using bolted concrete segments and hydraulic Pipe Jacking
techniques.
Responsibilities:
 Managed the construction process and oversaw methods of
construction.
 Supervised different construction stages including the construction of
concrete tunnels underneath roadway, canals, and railways using
hydraulic pipe jacking methods.
 Loaded manpower, managed the labour crews, and monitored the
construction progress according to the schedule.

10. 1988 – 1989 Haski Technical Services – Field Engineer
Projects:
Phosphate Factory, West Luxor, Egypt: The project included the
construction of a phosphate fertilizer-processing factory, pipeline
connecting the factory to a shipping port, and a shipping platform along the
River Nile. The major items of work included the erection and/or the
construction of the structural modules, elevated water tanks, reinforced
concrete roads, sheet piling, concrete piles, and pipeline.
Responsibilities:
 Laid out the construction site using the Theodolite and the optical
Level.
 Prepared the shop drawings and the monthly progress payments.
 Was in charge of daily field activities for the construction of water
tanks, shipping platforms, elevated reinforced concrete tanks, concrete
piles, sheet piling, pipelines, and reinforced concrete roadways.
1987 - 1988 Megicon Industrial Co. – Field Engineer
Projects:
Grain Storage Facility, Qus, Egypt: This project consisted of constructing
the Australian Wheat Board’s 40,000 Ton grain silos. The major items of
work included survey control, foundation reinforcement, formwork and
concrete pours for the receiving tunnel and silos’ foundations, and PCC
access roadway.
Trainings & Seminars
Date Details
2015 & 2001 Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Course in
Construction Safety & Health
2015 Transportation and Highway Engineering (THE) Conference – Design and
Construction & Bridges and Structures Seminars.
2015, 2014, & 2008 Illinois State Toll Highway Authority (ISTHA) Program – Construction
Managers Workshop
2013 Construction Management Association of America (CMMA) – Professional
Construction Management Course
2013 Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)/National Highway Institute
Introduction to Safety Inspection of In-Service Bridges Course
2011 Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) Program – Highway
Engineering Principles
2011 Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) Program – Understanding
Specifications
2011 Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) Program – Survey II,
Intermediate Surveying and Design
2008 Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) Program – Hot Mix Asphalt
Level I

11. 2008 Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) Program – Bridge
Construction Inspection
2008 & 2002 Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) Program – Construction
Material Inspection Documentation
2007 Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) Program – Mixture Aggregate
Course
2007 Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) Program – Reclaimed
Asphalt Pavement (RAP)
2007 Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) Program – Illinois
Construction Records System (ICORS)
2007 Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) Program – Highway
Jurisdictional Transfers.
2006 American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC)/IDOT Local
Highway Improvements Seminar
2005 & 2004 Illinois Society of Professional Engineers (ISPE) TR-20 Basics & FEMA
Bulletin 10-01 for the Municipal Engineer
2005 DuPage County Flood Plain Mapping & Flood Plain Permit Submittal
Seminar
2005 Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) Program – Pavement
Maintenance
2005 Design of Storm Sewers & Pavement Drainage
2004 Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) Program – Pavement
Construction Inspection
2004 American Public Works Association (APWA) Traffic Engineering & Traffic
Impact Studies Seminar
2002 Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) Program – Documentation of
Contract Quantities
2000 Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) Program – Bituminous
Concrete Density Testing Course
2000 Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) Program – Bituminous
Concrete Inspection
1999 Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) Program – Portland Cement
Concrete Inspection