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___________________________________ Columbus Engineer ___________________________________ ____________________________________________ ____________________________________________ Columbus Engineer Franklin County Chapter A chapter chartered by the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers. P.O. Box 69 Reynoldsburg, OH 43068-0069 President’s Message By Benjamin Brown, P.E. FCC President I certainly hope everyone enjoyed celebrating the activities associated with National Engineer’s Week, February 18 th through 24 th . At the Central Ohio Engineers Week luncheon, keynote speakers Dr. Shaaban Abdallah from the University of Cincinnati and Thea Walsh from MORPC, spoke about the HyperLoop Technol- ogy and how central Ohio is using this technology as a future means of transportation. On March 21st at LaScala our presentation shall feature Kevin Fiant, P.E. from ODOT District 6 and Lori Duguid, P.E., PTOE speaking about Autonomous Vehicles and the design build projects that installed fiber along the US 33 SMART MOBILITY Corridor from Honda/OSU Transportation Research Center in East Liberty to the Metro Data Center in Dublin. It will be great to learn more about how ODOT is teaming with partners to invest and deploy a comprehensive technology plan for the future. I look forward to seeing you at the next luncheon! This month we are also looking for volunteers for the chapter’s Science Day to help with judging science projects. The District Science Fair for high school students is scheduled for March 16 th at Columbus State Community College. First place winner will receive a cash prize of $150, $100 to second and $50 to third place. If you are interested in helping, please contact me or the chapter’s Science Day Chairman, Yogesh Rege, P.E; [email protected]. FCC Auxiliary March Meeting The Auxiliary to the Franklin County Chapter of OSPE will meet for a noon luncheon on Tuesday, March 19, 2019 in a private dining room at Rusty Bucket Restaurant, 4109 N. High Street (Clintonville). There is a parking lot behind Rusty Bucket. The program is “Hawaiian Island’s Volcanoes”, presented by Geologist Brent Smith. Linda Troy will give the invocation and lead the pledge of allegiance. The hostess is Ellen Rennick. Guests are welcome. For reservations call Agnes Benedict at 614-262- 7346. March 2019 Vol. 77 No. 7

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___________________________________ Columbus Engineer ___________________________________

____________________________________________ ____________________________________________

Columbus Engineer Franklin County Chapter A chapter chartered by the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers.

P.O. Box 69

Reynoldsburg, OH 43068-0069

President’s Message By Benjamin Brown, P.E.

– FCC President

I certainly hope everyone enjoyed celebrating the

activities associated with National Engineer’s Week,

February 18th through 24th. At the Central Ohio

Engineers Week luncheon, keynote speakers Dr.

Shaaban Abdallah from the

University of Cincinnati and Thea

Walsh from MORPC, spoke

about the HyperLoop Technol-

ogy and how central Ohio is

using this technology as a

future means of transportation.

On March 21st at LaScala our presentation shall

feature Kevin Fiant, P.E. from ODOT District 6 and

Lori Duguid, P.E., PTOE speaking about

Autonomous Vehicles and the design build projects

that installed fiber along the US 33 SMART

MOBILITY Corridor from Honda/OSU

Transportation Research Center in East Liberty to the

Metro Data Center in Dublin. It will be great to learn

more about how ODOT is teaming with partners to

invest and deploy a comprehensive technology plan

for the future. I look forward to seeing you at the

next luncheon!

This month we are also looking for volunteers for the

chapter’s Science Day to help with judging science

projects. The District Science Fair for high school

students is scheduled for March 16th at Columbus

State Community College. First place winner will

receive a cash prize of $150, $100 to second and $50

to third place. If you are interested in helping, please

contact me or the chapter’s Science Day Chairman,

Yogesh Rege, P.E; [email protected].

FCC Auxiliary March Meeting The Auxiliary to the Franklin County Chapter of

OSPE will meet for a noon luncheon on Tuesday,

March 19, 2019 in a private dining room at Rusty

Bucket Restaurant, 4109 N. High Street

(Clintonville). There is a parking lot behind Rusty

Bucket.

The program is “Hawaiian Island’s Volcanoes”,

presented by Geologist Brent Smith. Linda Troy will

give the invocation and lead the pledge of allegiance.

The hostess is Ellen Rennick. Guests are welcome.

For reservations call Agnes Benedict at 614-262-

7346.

March 2019

Vol. 77 No. 7

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___________________________________ Columbus Engineer ___________________________________

____________________________________________ ____________________________________________

OSPE-FCC

March Luncheon Program

Date: Thursday, March 21, 2019

Place: La Scala Restaurant

4199 W. Dublin Granville Rd., Dublin, OH

Time: Registration: 11:30 am

Lunch: 11:50 am

Speaker: 12:00 pm

Closing Remarks: 1:00 pm

Cost: Members: $20.00 & Non-Members: $30.00.

SPE@OSU Students: $5

Registration: Visit fccospe.org. Pay at door or

online at (www.fccospe.org). No access to

computer? - contact Jim Arnold, 614-299-2133, to

help with registration.

Title: “The Road to a Connected Corridor – US 33”

Synopsis: According to the National Highway

Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)

implementation of connected vehicle technology

could reduce crashes by 80%. What are the

challenges that come with creating connected

infrastructure? The 33 Smart Mobility Corridor is

blazing a new trail on the road to becoming a

connected corridor. NW 33 Innovation Corridor

Council of Governments was awarded a $6 million

USDOT Advanced Transportation Congestion

Management Technologies Deployment

(ATCMTD) grant to implement connected vehicle

technologies along a 35-mile section of US 33

between the City of Dublin and City of Marysville

near Columbus, Ohio. The corridor connects two

nodes of automotive research: the Transportation

Research Center (TRC) and Smart Columbus and

includes multiple public and private partners. The

US 33 corridor will offer a unique opportunity to

deploy and test smart vehicle technology in various

settings, including; urban, suburban, and rural and

roadway types, including; local, arterial, and

collector streets and multi-lane divided highway

ramps. The project includes the installation of 61

dedicated short-range communication (DSRC)

devices along US 33 with another 32 installed at

traffic signals within the Cities of Marysville and

Dublin, equipping between 600 and 1,200 vehicles

with connected vehicle technology, developing V2I

applications, and developing a connected vehicle

environment to manage the data flows and system.

An initial pilot of Signal Phasing and Timing was

deployed across six signalized intersections within

the two cities in January. This session will provide

an overview of the project, with a special focus on

the lessons learned so far during the implementation.

Will close presentation taking some time to discuss

what we envision being needed from an

education/training standpoint for current and future

engineers to be better positioned for jobs related to

CV/AV.

PRESENTERS: Lori Duguid, P.E., PTOE –

Michael Baker international, Project Manager &

Kevin Fiant, P.E. – ODOT District 6, Project

Manager - Continued on page 3

Consulting Engineers and Scientists Offices Nationwide ⚫ terracon.com

Kevin M. Ernst, P.E., Office Manager [email protected]

800 Morrison Road Gahanna OH 43230

(614 ) 328 5168 terracon.com/Columbus

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___________________________________ Columbus Engineer ___________________________________

____________________________________________ ____________________________________________

Luncheon Program - Continued

BIOGRAPHY: Lori Duguid, P.E., PTOE

Lori is a seasoned project manager and transportation

engineer with nearly 20 years of experience. The

diversity of her project experience spans from

multimodal transportation planning to traffic design

to emerging technology implementation for a wide

range of clients. She has a master’s and bachelor’s

degree in Civil Engineering from The Ohio State

University. She serves on an NCHRP project panel

on traffic forecasting and has taught as a lecturer at

The Ohio State University in the Department of

Civil, Environmental, and Geodetic Engineering.

She is an Associate Vice President at Michael Baker

International and is the Project Manager for the

Program Management of the 33 Smart Mobility

Corridor project.

BIOGRAPHY: Kevin Fiant, P.E.

Kevin is Transportation Engineer at ODOT District

Six where he leads a Team of Engineers and

Technicians and also manages multiple projects. He

received a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Ohio

University and a Post Baccalaureate Certificate in

GIS from Penn State University. During his 18+

years at ODOT District Six Kevin has been involved

on a variety of Design and Project Management

assignments including Bridge design and review,

Maintenance of Traffic design and review and

management of multiple projects from Interchange

reconstruction to Bridge replacement and

rehabilitation._________________________________________

A certificate for 1 hour of Professional Development for attending the

program will be presented at the luncheon.

PROBLEMS RECEIVING

NSPE INFORMATION

Not receiving communication from NSPE? Maybe

your address or email is not up to date. You can edit

the information yourself. Follow the instructions

below:

- Go to www.NSPE.org.

- Click on the “Log In” button.

- Enter your Username and Password.

(If you do not have a username and password, call

NSPE Member Services at 1-888-285-6773)

- Click on the “Log In” button.

- Click on the “My Account” button.

- Click on the “Edit Contact Information” button.

Edit away!

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___________________________________ Columbus Engineer ___________________________________

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SPE @OSU

by Madison Lubman

The student chapter is continuing to strive to create

new efforts to recruit and retain members while

informing them about the Franklin County Chapter.

This past month we had a table at the student

involvement fair to gain more members. We had a

few members volunteer for MATHCOUNTS and

found it a very rewarding experience.

At the end of February, the student chapter and the

Franklin County Chapter are having a membership

drive at Varsity Inn to promote the benefits of

becoming a member of NSPE. If you would like to

be more involved with the student chapter or have

any ideas, please reach out to Madison Lubman at

[email protected]"

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___________________________________ Columbus Engineer ___________________________________

____________________________________________ ____________________________________________

OSPE-FCC

Ballot Nominees 2019

Vice President:

Erik Briedis, PE, - A Project

Consultant for Civil and

Environmental Consultants’

Columbus, Ohio Office. Erik

graduated from The University

of Cincinnati in 2009 with a

Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering. With this

background he worked for 4 years in Columbus with

a mid-sized consulting engineering fi rm focusing on

providing land development services for private

sector clients. During this time, Erik also

collaborated with architects on sites involving multi-

family dwellings, mixed use buildings and

schools. Before recently joining Civil and

Environmental Consultants as a Project Consultant,

Erik had a brief stint at Prime AE Group working on

public improvement projects. Erik’s past work has

included design projects for Pulte Group, Inc., T&R

Properties, Lake Local School District, City of

Hamilton, Ohio Army National Guard and many

others. Erik is a licensed professional engineer in the

State of Ohio.

Vice President:

Yogesh S. Rege, PE, -

Principal and Geotechnical

Department Manager of the

Columbus Office of Terracon

Consultants, Inc. In addition to

his management and mentoring

skills, he is also responsible for

project management of geotechnical projects,

correlation, development and analysis of

geotechnical engineering data in accordance with

established professional standards; preparation of

detailed reports based on geotechnical

engineering principles and laboratory test results

incorporating these principles into the design and

analysis of shallow and deep foundations; slope

stability and settlement analysis; landslide evaluation

and correction measures; design of temporary and

permanent earth retention wall systems and design of

flexible and rigid pavement systems; soil-structure

interaction; analysis of groundwater and seepage

related problems; geotechnical applications with

geosynthetics.

Vice-President:

Mehrdad Rowhanizadeh,

PE, PMP, - Has more than 16

years of experience in civil

infrastructure projects and

geotechnical explorations

including design and

construction of earth and rockfill dams, irrigation

networks, water and waste water refineries and

networks, retaining walls, roadways and bridges,

residential and commercial buildings and

transmission lines. He is experienced in design of

shallow and deep foundations, soil stabilization

methods, dewatering and excavation methods of

underground structures, grouting and soil

improvement methods as well. He is an expert in

conducting geotechnical analyses such as Seepage,

Settlement, Slope Stability and Seismic analyses

using numerical modeling tools. He has also been

involved in numerous projects requiring complex

soil-structure interaction analyses. Mehrdad

currently works at Terracon Consultants, Inc. in

Columbus, Ohio.

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___________________________________ Columbus Engineer ___________________________________

____________________________________________ ____________________________________________

Vice President:

John Schrock, PE, - A Senior

Lecturer at The Ohio State

University with the Department

of Engineering Education

(EED). With a background in

both Industrial and Civil

engineering, he worked for 7

years in Columbus with a small

consulting engineering firm focusing on water and

wastewater systems, and asset management, for

public projects. Now in his 4th year of teaching,

John focuses on student engagement through the

first-year engineering program, is a vocal leader in

diversity and inclusion, and emphasizes bringing

real-world experiences to the classroom. He is also

involved with numerous student groups and local

community efforts, with a passion for leveraging

resources to provide opportunities for under-

privileged individuals.

Chapter Secretary:

Baba Yahaya, PE, - A Senior

Engineer of Geo-Environmental

services at Terracon

Consultants, Inc. His is a

professional engineer with more

than 13 years of experience in

providing services in multiple areas of civil and

environmental engineering. Baba has worked on

various projects dealing with landfill design,

permitting, construction quality assurance/quality

control, and operational compliance support, civil

site design, and environmental compliance. He has

expertise in stormwater management system design

and analysis, stormwater pollution prevention plan

preparation, water quality modeling, and field

inspections. His work has required him to reference

local, state and federal regulatory codes for

conformance to applicable standards and permitting

requirements. Baba is a graduate of Youngstown

State University with a Master’s degree of in Civil

Engineering. He is a Professional Engineer

registered in the states of Ohio, Kentucky, and

Indiana. Baba is a member of the National Society of

Professional Engineers, Ohio Society of Professional

Engineers, and the American Society of Civil

Engineers.

Chapter Treasurer-Elect:

L. Steve Day, P.E., - The

recently elected President of

the Ohio Society of

Professional Engineers. As

president, he will guide the

legislative, educational and service activities for the

engineering profession in Ohio. He has also been

named Ohio's delegate to the National Society of

Professional Engineers' House of Delegates. With a

bachelor-of-science degree in mechanical

engineering from The Ohio State University, Day is

the owner of Day Engineering, LLC, which provides

buildi ng engineering design for mechanical,

electrical and plumbing systems. Previously, he

worked as a senior project engineer with Lehman

Construction, Inc., and he held a number of positions

with Medex, Inc. He served in the U.S. Navy from

1971 to 1977. A member of the Franklin County

Chapter, Day is also the master of ceremonies for the

semi-annual Ohio Engineering Certificate

Ceremony, which is sponsored by OSPE. He was the

2011 recipient of OSPE's Meritorious Service Award

and the 2015 recipient of OSPE's Uncommon

Engineer Award. Day is also a past president of the

Engineers Foundation of Ohio. He chaired the EFO

50th Anniversary Committee in honor of the

Foundation's Golden Anniversary, June 2014. Day

currently serves as chair of the EFO Benefit Golf

Outing and Fund-Raising Committees, as well as a

key volunteer for the Imagine Engineering program

for second graders. Day resides in Hilliard with his

wife Pat.

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___________________________________ Columbus Engineer ___________________________________

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PEHE Trustee:

Tim McCarthy, PE, - An

Environmental Engineer in the

Office of Environmental Health

and Safety at The Ohio State

University and has worked there

for twelve years. He received his

undergraduate degree in Civil and Environmental

Engineering from Cornell University and his

Masters-Degree from the University of North

Carolina at Chapel Hill in Environmental

Engineering with an emphasis on air pollution

control. He has worked for American Electric Power

and has also had his own consulting firm doing work

for central Ohio manufacturers. Tim has been a

member of the Franklin County Chapter (and of

NSPE) sinc e 1987. He has held numerous positions

with FCC including as editor of the newsletter,

membership chair, secretary, PEPP Trustee, PEHE

Trustee, vice-president and President (2000).

Additional involvement has included volunteering

with MathCounts, Science Day, Second Grade

Coloring Contest, scholarship judging and work on

the nominations committee.

Vice President Elect - President:

Dustin Doherty, PE, - A Senior

Project Manager for Civil &

Environmental Consultants’

Columbus, Ohio Office. Dustin

graduated from The Ohio State

University in 2005 with a

Bachelor’s degree in Civil

Engineering. With this

background he worked for 9 years in Columbus with

a large consulting engineering firm focused on

providing services for central Ohio municipalities.

For the last 4 years, Dustin, has worked as a leader

and project manager for a team that supports both

public and private infrastructure improvements. His

past work has included design projects for the

Columbus Zoo, NASA’s Glenn Research Center,

Department of Rehabilitation and Correction, the

Ohio Army National Guard, and many others. His

broad impact in different markets and sectors has

provided many opportunities for Dustin to develop a

wide network of resources and influence. Dustin is a

licensed professional engineer in the State of Ohio.

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FRANKLIN COUNTY CHAPTER OHIO SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS

BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS 2019 – 2020

BALLOT (Please Check or Write-In Selection)

Vice-President (vote for up to 4)

Erik Briedis, PE, Civil & Environmental Consultants ......................................

Yogesh Rege, PE Terracon Consultants, Inc. ...................................................

Mehrdad Rowhanizadeh, PE Terracon Consultants, Inc. ...................................................

John Schrock, PE The Ohio State University ......................................................

Chapter Secretary (vote for 1) Baba Yahaya, PE Terracon Consultants, Inc. ...................................................

Chapter Treasurer-elect (vote for 1) Steve Day, PE Day Engineering, LLC ............................................................

Trustees Only PEHE Practice Divisions Members may vote

(the term is two years)

The Ohio State University ......................................................

Write-in candidate Position

Write-in candidate Position

Write-in candidate Position

Write-in candidate Position

VALIDATE YOUR BALLOT

Please Sign (or Type) Your Name to Validate Ballot

Or print and Return to: Stantec Consulting Services Inc. 1500 Lake Shore Drive, Suite 100 Columbus, OH 43204 Attention: Joe Sullivan

Or Email to: [email protected]

Ballots must be postmarked by April 15, 2019

PEC Trustee – Joe Babcanec, PE Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc.

PEI Trustee – Richard Smelker, PE AEP

PEG Trustee – Ron Trivisonno, PE Retired, ODNR

PEPP Trustee - Lizzette Barrow, PE Terracon Consultants, Inc.

S. Rao Chitikela, PhD, PERC-WEE Solutions

Young Engineers Trustee – Dustin Doherty, PE Civil & Environmental Consultants

Retired Engineers Trustee – Ron Eifert, PE Retired

Write-in candidate Position

Write-in candidate Position

Vice-President Elect - Dustin Doherty, PE Civil & Environmental Consultants

2018-2019 Previously Elected PositionsPresident - Dustin Doherty, PE

Civil & Environmental ConsultantsThe following Trustees are in the second year of a two-year term:

PEHE TrusteeTim McCarthy, PE

Click SUBMIT FORM button to email form:

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Revised 3/13/2019

2018-19 CALENDAR

Feb. 19 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Engineer for a Day ProgramFeb. 21 11:30 a.m. Program: E-Week Luncheon – Bridgewater Conference CenterMar. 9 8:15 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Ohio MathCounts Competition (OSPE, see www.ohioengineer.com)Mar. 12 5:30 p.m. FCC Board Meeting @ Terracon Consultants, Inc.Mar. 16 District Science Day @CCSCMar. 21 11:30 a.m. Program: Autonomous and Fiber Installed in US 33 From Dublin Past

The Transportation Research Center – Kevin Fiant, Delaware ODOTMar. 21 5:00 p.m. Deadline for April Columbus EngineerApr. 9 5:30 p.m. FCC Board Meeting @ Terracon Consultants, Inc.Apr. 15 5:00 p.m. Deadline for May Columbus EngineerApr. 18 11:30a.m. Program: Board Enforcement – Jason McLeanMay 14 5:30 p.m. FCC Board Meeting @ Terracon Consultants, Inc.May 17 5:00 p.m. Deadline for June Columbus EngineerMay 16 6:30 p.m. Chapter Officer Installation/ Awards DinnerJune 6-8 All Ohio Engineers Conference @ Hilton Garden Inn, Perrysburg, Oh.

(12.5 CPD Hours)July (TBA) FCC Budget Meeting - Location to be announced

Terracon Consultants, Inc. Address: 800, Morrison Road, Gahanna, Ohio 43230

WHERE DO I GET MORE INFORMATION?

OSPE-FCC President E-mail & Phone: [email protected] (614) 519-8978OSPE-FCC WEBSITE www.fccospe.orgOSPE WEBSITE: www.ohioengineer.comNSPE WEBSITE: www.nspe.orgTo volunteer to help with MATHCOUNTS: [email protected] (614) 519-8978To volunteer to help with Science Day: [email protected] (614) 863-3113To volunteer to help with OSU Student Chapter: [email protected] (614) 247-1561To volunteer to help with Imagine Engineering: [email protected] (614) 221-0678FCC Luncheons / Programs: [email protected] (614) 552-1697New Members / Membership Application www.nspe.org or www.ohioengineer.com (614) 223-1144

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