This presentation will provide an overview of Construction Management and Inspection and will discuss some common construction issues and ways to avoid, mitigate and resolve the issues in design and construction. Attendees will learn about who these mythical field people are, and what they do on a daily basis. We will discuss how the construction management and inspection team can work with the designers, agencies and road users to provide an on-time, claim free and on-budget project and how this experience can be used even before shovels hit the ground. We will cover topics such as construction staging, material testing, unforeseen conditions and change order review and negotiation.
William J. Snook, P.E. has 18 years of construction management and inspection experience on large and complex transportation projects in New Jersey, Pennsylania, Maryland and Delaware. Mr. Snook has worked as Project Manager, Resident Engineer, Office Engineer and Inspector on projects such as the $128 million re-decking of the Walt Whitman Bridge, $180 million, two year widening of the PA Turnpike in King of Prussia, PA, and the $40 widening of the Garden State Parkway in Tuckerton, NJ and currently has projects performing repairs and installing fiber optic cable for the Delaware River Port Authority on the Commodore Barry and Betsy Ross bridges. Mr. Snook also has experience with scheduling, claims and risk analysis for major projects. Mr. Snook has a BS in Civil Engineering from Drexel University, and is a licensed Professional Engineer in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. He enjoys Cub Scouts and sports with his kids and avoiding cars on his bicycle.
5:00 PM – Social Hour 6:00 PM – Opening Remarks &Report from MCCC Student Chapter 6:10 PM – Dinner 6:45 PM – Meeting Sponsor Presentations 7:00 PM – Presentation 8:00 PM – Closing Remarks and Upcoming Event Announcements
* Students may attend for free by contacting Chris Gentz, ASHE SNJ Membership Committee Lead, at chris.gentz@wsp.com.
Attendees will be eligible to receive 1 PDH (NJ, PA, and DE; check for eligibility in other states).
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