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• Safety Panel with DVRPC, SJTPO and more...

  • When
    October 15, 2025
  •  
    5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
  • Location
    Maggiano's Little Italy, 2000 NJ-38 Suite 1180, Cherry Hill, NJ 08002
  • Spaces left
    96

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  ASHE SNJ & MASITE JOINT MEETING

  
  

  safety panel

  Let's talk about safety with premier agency representatives from DVRPC and SJTPO. Come with questions prepared or email us in advance.

  Speaker Bios

  Jennifer Marandino, PE, SJTPO, Executive Director

  Jennifer Marandino is the Executive Director of the South Jersey Transportation Planning Organization (SJTPO). Mrs. Marandino began with SJTPO in March of 2011, previously serving as Team Leader of Capital Programming and Safety. Before she worked at SJTPO, Mrs. Marandino worked in the traffic and transportation engineering field for 10 years. Mrs. Marandino has over 20 years of experience in the transportation industry.

  
  

  
  

  Kevin Murphy, DVPRC, Manager, Office of Safe Streets

  
  

  Over 26 years with DVRPC, Kevin has become a seasoned team leader guiding safety-focused planning studies, Road Safety Audits, and providing support to partners in advancing safety recommendations. He facilitated the adoption of Regional Vision Zero 2050 and its integration into DVRPC’s work, the setting of regional safety targets, and is currently leading the development of the Regional Vision Zero plan. He possesses a comprehensive knowledge of transportation safety planning and is a thoughtful collaborator in diagnosing problems and building consensus to advance safe and equitable access for all system users. Attendees will be eligible to receive 1 PDH (NJ, PA, and DE; check for eligibility in other states).

  
  

  Daniel Hornickel, Township Manager, Township of Medford

  Daniel is presently serving in his 2nd year as Township Manager for the Township of Medford, NJ, a 40 square mile municipality with approx. 25,000 residents that is both suburban and rural (Pinelands) in character. As Medford’s Manager, he oversees the Police Dept., combination paid/volunteer Fire & EMS, Public Works, Municipal Utilities, Planning & Zoning and various other municipal offices. Presently, Medford Twp. is the recipient of two SS4A grants, a TASA/TAP grant and a SRTS grant. Prior to Medford, he served as Pemberton Township (NJ) Business Administrator for five years where he oversaw regional planning studies commissioned by the DVRPC including the TCDI-funded Browns Mills Road Corridor Study and the Browns Mills Healthy Communities Initiative which resulted in the Browns Mills Bicycle & Pedestrian Action Plan. In his role as Pemberton BA, he also oversaw numerous redevelopment/ rehabilitation studies and plans (including three community or grid supply solar projects on landfills) as well as several major water and sewer utility projects.

  Hornickel began his public sector career with Burlington County, NJ, where he served as Assistant Solicitor for five years, then as Human Resources Director and in various other roles as Senior Manager. Hornickel commissioned Burlington County’s first internal GIS mapping initiative to create a single digital map encompassing all County-owned or leased facilities and infrastructure. In addition to his 14 years with Burlington County government, Hornickel spent three years as HR Manager for the Middlesex County (NJ) Utilities Authority, a regional utility that operates a 115 MGD central treatment plant, five pumping stations and the Middlesex County Landfill. Hornickel also had stints in the New Jersey Governor’s Office and New Jersey Treasury.

  Specific achievements: substantial restructured county government during the Great Recession to reduce the number of departments from 30+ to under 20; formulated a shared services initiative encompassing five independent county agencies to foster working jointly; created a Workforce Development Initiative to marry county vocational and community college curriculum with the business communities’ training and skills needs; drafted and/or rewrote 100+ job descriptions for the utilities authority; created a 5 – 10 year Parks Improvement and Master Trails/Bicycle Lanes Plan for Pemberton Twp. to link municipal amenities to the DVRPC’s planned regional trails; and instituted traffic control measures to dramatically reduce crime and improve public safety in Sunbury Village, one of Burlington County’s most notorious neighborhoods.

  
  

  Schedule

  5:00 PM – Social Hour
  6:00 PM – Dinner
  6:45 PM – Meeting Sponsor Presentations
  7:00 PM – Presentation
  8:00 PM – Closing Remarks and Upcoming Event Announcements

  Cost (Registration closes on Friday, October 10, 2025.)

   ASHE or MASITE Member 

  $65.00

  Non-Member

  $85.00

  Public Employee/Lifetime Member/Retired

  $35.00

  Student

  Free

  ASHE SNJ Meeting Sponsorship

  $250.00

  Includes 1 free registration.

  ASHE SNJ Annual Sponsor Meeting Sponsorship

  $150.00

  Available only to ASHE SNJ Annual Sponsors. Includes 1 free registration.

  Registrations changed after the registration closing deadline will be charged the Non-Member price.

  Become an event sponsor!

  For information on becoming a sponsor, please contact Richard Grubb at rgrubb@rgaincorporated.com.

   

  Need Registration Help? Email Sara Irick, at sara.irick@fpaengineers.com.

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• ASHE SNJ & NORTH CENTRAL JOINT LUNCHTIME VIRTUAL SERIES - $5 to $30m Award

  • When
    November 05, 2025
  •  
    12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Link to virtual email to be provided
  • Spaces left
    133

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  ASHE SNJ & NORTH CENTRAL JOINT LUNCHTIME VIRTUAL SERIES

  PRESENTING WINNERS OF 2025 ASHE NEW JERSEY PROJECT OF THE YEAR

  US Route 30 over Beach Thorofare

  US Route 30 is an evacuation route for Atlantic City and a major point of access as the only toll-free direct route to Atlantic City, making the US Route 30 Bridge vital to the city’s economy. Constructed in 1946, the seven-span structure contains a single leaf bascule span. The structure spans over Beach Thorofare, a waterway providing access to the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG)-regulated Intracoastal Waterway, and is deemed eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places. Rehabilitating or replacing the deficient structural, mechanical and electrical components of the movable single leaf bascule span and upgrading safety features on the approach spans, as identified by the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) Structural Evaluation and Movable Bridge teams, was the primary purpose of this project.

  

  Speakers

  

  George Zimmer, PE, PMP - WSP

  George Zimmer, PE, PMP is a structural engineer with WSP for 9 years and has a BS and MS in Civil Engineering from Villanova University. His experience encompasses the design, construction, load rating and inspection of movable and fixed structures for NJDOT, DelDOT, Cape May County and other clients. George served as the structural task leader and project manager during the rehabilitation of Rt. 30 over Beach Thorofare in Atlantic City. George has been published in the ACI Materials Journal, Bridge Design and Engineering and has presented technical papers for HMS, TRB, IBC, ASCE and others.

  
  

  

  Brianna Rela, PE - WSP

  Brianna Rela is a structural engineer at WSP that has experience in performing design and analysis of both fixed and movable bridges and load rating of fixed bridges. Brianna has been involved on projects in preliminary design, final design, and construction services during her 6 years with the company. She is a licensed professional engineer in the state of New Jersey.

  
  

  

  Mike Kasbekar, PE - NJDOT

  Milind (Mike) earned his MS degree in Transportation Engineering from New Jersey Institute of Technology. Milind has been working as a Project Manager in the Division of Project Management at NJDOT since 1996. Milind is a registered Professional Engineer in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. As a Senior Project Manager he has led numerous projects for NJDOT, including many complex multi-disciplinary bridge, highway and dam safety projects and has presented at international Conferences, NJ Alliance for Action and ASHE seminars.

  
  

  
  

  

  Rama Krishnagiri, PE,  - MP Engineers

  Rama Krishnagiri, PE has over 40 years of bridge engineering analysis, design and management experience involving a wide range of structural transportation projects including fixed and movable bridges, scour, complex bridge analysis, load rating Structural Evaluation, Bridge Management, Operations and Maintenance. Rama served as  the project manager during the rehabilitation of Rt. 30 over Beach Thorofare.

  
  

  PDH

  Attendees will be eligible to receive 1 PDH (NJ, PA, and DE; check for eligibility in other states).

  Schedule

  12:00 pm - Virtual Presentation

  Cost (Registration closes on Monday, November 3, 2025)

  ASHE Member

  $20.00

  Non-Member

  $40.00

  Public Employee/Lifetime Member/Retired

  $20.00

  Student

  Free

  
  Email link will be emailed 1 day prior to lunchtime series to all registrants.

  Need Registration Help? Email Sara Irick, at sara.irick@fpaengineers.com.

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• Polish your Swing and Your Resume

  • When
    November 12, 2025
  •  
    5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
  • Location
    Big Swing Golf Center, 312 Salina Rd. Sewell NJ 08080
  • Spaces left
    144

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  Polish your swing and your resume

  Join Us for a Unique Networking Experience at the Driving Range!

  This isn’t just a social event—it’s a chance to connect, collaborate, and grow. Whether you're looking to make new industry connections, find your next hire or intern, or simply enjoy some time with colleagues, this event has something for everyone.

  We’re bringing real-world value to the green:

  • One-on-one resume reviews with experienced HR professionals and recruiters in the AEC field.

  • Opportunities to network with industry leaders and emerging talent.

  • A relaxed environment to polish your swing and your resume.

  Come swing by, share some laughs, and help students take the next step in their careers—all while enjoying a great time together.

  Resume Workshop

  Students will have the chance to sit down for a 15-minute one-on-one session with an experienced HR professional or recruiter from the AEC industry to review and refine their resumes. After the event, each student will be invited to submit their resume to ASHE SNJ for distribution to our member firms—an excellent way to get your name in front of potential employers.

  This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with industry professionals in a relaxed, casual setting, while also enjoying time with fellow students. Come for the networking, stay for the fun!

  Social

  Each attendee will be provided a basket of balls for use at the driving range, included with registration. Light food and drink will be provided.

  Cost

  ASHE Member

  $35.00

  Non-Member

  $50.00

  Student

  Free

  ASHE SNJ Event Sponsorship

  $250.00

  Includes 1 free registration.

  ASHE SNJ 'Annual Sponsor' Event Sponsorship

  $150.00

  Available only to ASHE SNJ Annual Sponsors. Includes 1 free registration.

  Registrations changed after the registration closing deadline will be charged the Non-Member price.

  Sponsor this event!

  For information on becoming a sponsor, please contact Richard Grubb at rgrubb@rgaincorporated.com.

   

  Need Registration Help?

  Email sara.irick@fpaengineers.com

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• ASHE SNJ & NORTH CENTRAL JOINT LUNCHTIME VIRTUAL SERIES - Under $5m

  • When
    February 04, 2026
  •  
    12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Link to virtual email to be provided
  • Spaces left
    146

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  ASHE SNJ & NORTH CENTRAL JOINT LUNCHTIME VIRTUAL SERIES

  PRESENTING WINNERS OF 2025 ASHE NEW JERSEY PROJECT OF THE YEAR

  Rehabilitation of bridge 140.4 over assunpink creek

  TPD provided engineering design services for the rehabilitation of Montgomery Street Bridge 140.4 carrying Montgomery Street over Assunpink Creek in Trenton, NJ (Mercer County), located in the National Register listed historic Mill Hill District. The existing structure was a 151-year-old, two barrel, 58’ long masonry arch bridge, found on both the NJ State Historic Register and the National Historic Register. The bridge exhibited medium to wide cracks and missing stones in the arch barrels, defects in the spandrel walls, an abandoned water main penetrating the arches, scour and historic but substandard cast iron bridge railing. The proposed design included relocating utilities attached to the spandrel walls into the sidewalk, removing abandoned water main and sealing penetrations, constructing a floating concrete deck distribution slab, replacing missing intrados stones with black pigmented concrete, crack sealing, repointing and sealing, as well as the removal/rehabilitation of the cast-iron bridge railing and the installation of Washington DC Historic Bridge Rail at the curbline to protect the original rail. Scour remediation was also included.

  
  

  Speakers

  TPD - Greg Bitsko

  Mercer County - TBD

  
  

  PDH

  Attendees will be eligible to receive 1 PDH (NJ, PA, and DE; check for eligibility in other states).

  Schedule

  12:00 pm - Virtual Presentation

  Cost (Registration closes on Monday, February 2, 2026)

  ASHE Member

  $20.00

  Non-Member

  $40.00

  Public Employee/Lifetime Member/Retired

  $20.00

  Student

  Free

  
  Email link will be emailed 1 day prior to lunchtime series to all registrants.

  Need Registration Help? Email Sara Irick, at sara.irick@fpaengineers.com.

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• ASHE SNJ & NORTH CENTRAL JOINT LUNCHTIME VIRTUAL SERIES - Under $30 to $100m

  • When
    March 04, 2026
  •  
    12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Link to virtual email to be provided
  • Spaces left
    147

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  ASHE SNJ & NORTH CENTRAL JOINT LUNCHTIME VIRTUAL SERIES

  PRESENTING WINNERS OF 2025 ASHE NEW JERSEY PROJECT OF THE YEAR

  Deicing pad design & installation at atlantic city international airport (ACY)

  The Atlantic City International Airport (ACY) is located in Egg Harbor Township, Atlantic County, New Jersey, about ten miles west of downtown Atlantic City. As the airport expanded in recent years, deicing of aircraft became critical to maintaining flight departure schedules. Aircraft had been deiced on the terminal apron prior to departure, limiting access to gates for other aircraft. The South Jersey Transportation Authority (SJTA) recognized the need to provide a centralized deicing facility, outside of the terminal apron, to reduce environmental impacts and improve efficiency of airline operations during the deicing season.

  
  

  Speakers

  MBI - Reagan Miller and Mike Lobman

  SJTA - Timothy Kroll, ACY Airport Director

  
  

  PDH

  Attendees will be eligible to receive 1 PDH (NJ, PA, and DE; check for eligibility in other states).

  Schedule

  12:00 pm - Virtual Presentation

  Cost (Registration closes on Monday, March 2, 2026)

  ASHE Member

  $20.00

  Non-Member

  $40.00

  Public Employee/Lifetime Member/Retired

  $20.00

  Student

  Free

  
  Email link will be emailed 1 day prior to lunchtime series to all registrants.

  Need Registration Help? Email Sara Irick, at sara.irick@fpaengineers.com.

  Show details