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JOHN J. REILLY, P.E., C.P.Eng.
John Reilly has 39 years of progressively responsible experience in the management, planning and design of large, complex, transportation and infrastructure programs, including airports, highways, rail and rapid transit systems, transit vehicle and systems procurements.
Since 1972 he has consulted in the following categories to owners, engineers, independent contractors and suppliers:
- Management, organization and strategic planning
- Partnering, teambuilding, structured work sessions
- Mediation and disputes review
- Application of advanced engineering technologies for bridges tunnels and underground facilities
Award winning projects include:
Project Director for engineering management, design development and construction management services for Boston's $1 billion Southwest Corridor Transit, Rail, Highway and Urban Design Project. Winner of the President's Design Award, and the ASCE Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement of 1988.
Experience:
Management and Engineering Consulting 21 years
Program Management and Engineering Design 18 years
Total, Management and Engineering 39 years
Education:
M.S. 1964 Structural Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, California
B.E. (Honors) 1963 Civil/Structural Engineering, University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia.
Professional Registration history:
(* = not active)
BC Canada (*) 1965, Civil/Structural
Australia 1972, Chartered Engineer
Maryland 1975, Civil/Structural
Virginia (*) 1975, Civil/Structural
Massachusetts 1978, Structural
(*) Currently inactive
Professional:
Past-President, American Underground Construction Association (AUA)
Animateur and United States Representative, International Tunneling Association (ITA), Working Group 13, "Direct and Indirect Advantages of Underground Structures"
Chair, "North American Tunneling 2000" AUCA National Conference, Boston, June 2000
Chair and facilitator, NAT-98 Forum - "What's Working, What's Not, What Remains to be Done", AUCA North American Tunneling Conference, February 1998, Newport Beach California.
Track Chair, "Management, Policy and Contracting for underground construction" AUCA and ITA Tunneling Conference, Track II, April 1996, Washington DC
Track Chair, "Policy and Finance for Underground construction",
North American Tunneling Conferences, Denver 1994 and Boston 1992
Founding Member, Dispute Review Board Association
Member, WTS Boston Chapter
Member, International Tunneling Association
Member, Institution of Engineers, Australia
Member, Australian Underground Construction and Tunnelling Association
Member, British Tunneling Society
Member, Russian Tunneling Society
Member, American Society of Civil Engineers
Member, Project Management Institute
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