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OUR LEADERSHIP
SENIOR ASSOCIATES
Associates hold ownership
in the firm and are given broad responsibilities and authority
over the day-to-day operation of the firm, participate in
corporate policy making, and are vested with the authority to
act for the firm on a range of contractual issues related to
project execution.
Michael Goulding, PE,
Electrical Engineer: Mike is a Project Electrical
Engineer with PDC. From 1977 to 1983, Mike served in
the United States Navy as a Nuclear Electrician on board
a nuclear submarine. He received his Bachelor of Science
in Electrical Engineering Degree from the University of
Alaska, Fairbanks in 1990. A 20 year resident of Alaska,
Mr. Goulding joined PDC, Inc. in 1992. His work experience
includes the design and construction support on airport
facility upgrades, power generation, commercial and
institutional building electrical systems and retrofits
of a coal-fired power plant, hospital and remote facilities.
Keith Hanneman, PE, Civil
Engineer: Since graduation Keith has continued to take
graduate studies in Arctic Engineering and Arctic Hydrology,
and has become a recognized authority in the analysis of
thermal regimes within structural embankments. He has managed
the design and construction administration of building,
utility, transportation, and drainage projects throughout
Alaska. His utility projects include studies of water and sewer
system expansions, and design of sewer replacement and expansion.
He has managed design for drainage for large storm sewer systems,
as well as transportation design projects ranging in size from
street reconstruction to major highway design. Keith is a key
member of both our Utility and our Transportation Teams.
Keith graduated from the
University of Alaska Fairbanks in Civil Engineering in 1985
and joined PDC the following year. In 1990, he became licensed
to practice Civil Engineering in Alaska.
Greg Lyall, Senior Project
Manager: Greg joined PDC as mechanical designer in 1979.
Over the past ten years, Greg manages some of PDC’s most
challenging, sophisticated projects from firing ranges, to
hospitals, to scientific laboratory facilities. Greg is a
member of our Complex Facilities Team.
Greg's formal schooling in
biological sciences at San Diego State University provided
him the basic science tools needed to understand system
requirements for scientific facilities. This background,
coupled with focus on project management, has resulted in
mastery of technical, people, and organizational skills
demanded of the more complex mechanical/electrical design
projects. Greg is a member of our Board of Directors and serves
as Corporate Secretary.
Robert Posma, PE, Electrical
Engineer: Robert Posma's experience with PDC began in 1981
as a student intern. Since then he has taken on increasing
responsibility in the areas of engineering analysis and computer
modeling, electrical engineering design, project management,
and software design and development. Robert was instrumental
in implementation of the firm's CADD system, conducting training
seminars and providing custom programming, and he has overall
responsibility for coordination of Electrical Department design
production. Robert is a key member PDC's Facilities and Complex
Facilities Teams.
Robert earned his undergraduate
degree in Electrical Engineering and Master of Engineering,
Computer & Systems Engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute in 1984 and '85. In addition to keeping up with an
array of electrical engineering subjects, ranging from lighting
to power control to fiber optics, he has become nationally
recognized for his development with AutoCAD computer aided
design and drafting programs.
Patrick Reinhard, PE,
Structural Engineer: Mr. Reinhard combines his many years
as a carpenter and construction superintendent with his
engineering education, and plays a valuable role in our
projects. He returned to school after his work in construction
and graduated with honors from the University of Alaska. His
interest and abilities in the computer applications of structural
engineering have contributed to the development and use of many
new programs in the office. Pat's design specialty is in analysis
and detailing for renovations. He has provided designs for schools,
housing units, offices, shops, warehouses, and industrial
facilities. His designs are characterized by careful consideration
of existing construction conditions. Pat has become a key member
of our Industrial and Facilities Teams.
Jim Vail, PE, Civil Engineer: Jim joined PDC in 2004. He graduated from the University of Washington in 1970 and has over 30 years experience in engineering design and project management. His experience includes site work, roads, parks, trails, water and wastewater utilities, surface drainage,environmental cleanup and permitting. Jim is a Senior Project Manager specializing in multi-discipline assignments.
Chris Hodges, PE, Electrical Engineer: Mr. Hodges has worked for PDC since 1998. During that time, he has become a key member of our Facilities, Transportation, and Utilities design teams, with both design and project management responsibilities. His design experience includes electrical systems for power generation/distribution, lighting, fire alarm, and telecommunication.
Chris graduated with honors from the University of Alaska Fairbanks in 1998 with a BSEE and joined PDC immediately thereafter. He is registered to practice Electrical Engineering in Alaska.
ASSOCIATES
Associates hold some ownership
with PDC and are developing the leadership skills to take on
more senior duties.
Bill Hrinko, PE, Structural
Engineer: Since joining PDC in 1996 he has become a key
project structural engineer. He has developed designs using
steel, concrete, wood, and masonry. Bill has been the lead
structural engineer on the following projects in Faribanks;
the new Goldstream Regal Cinema, Birch Hill Ski Building,
and has played a major role the design of the new UAF Museum
addition. He was also the lead structural engineer on the new
88 room Copper River Princess Wilderness Lodge near Copper
Center Alaska.
Bill graduated from the
University of Cincinnati in 1990 with a Bachelor of Science
Degree in Civil Engineering, and he received his Masters of
Science Degree from the University Cincinnati in 1992. Bill
is a registered Civil Engineer in the State of Alaska.
Ken Risse, PE, Civil
Engineer: Prior to his engineering career, Ken worked on
construction projects throughout the state, from roads to
the Trans-Alaska pipeline. Since joining PDC in 1993, he
has become a lead civil engineer on several transportation
projects ranging from bike paths to airports. Ken is
proficient with AutoCAD, and serves as the chair of PDC's
Eagle Point software committee.
Ken graduated from the
University of Alaska, Fairbanks, in 1993 with a Bachelor
of Science Degree in Civil Engineering. Ken is a registered
Civil Engineer in the State of Alaska.
John Pepe, PE, Electrical Engineer: John is a Project Electrical Engineer with PDC. He received his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Degree from Oregon State University in 1994. A 33 year resident of Alaska, Mr. Pepe joined PDC, Inc. in 1999. Prior to joining PDC, John worked as Electrical Construction Project Manager on projects throughout the State of Alaska. His work experience includes design
and construction support on airport facility upgrades, hospital, clinics,laboratories, power generation/distribution, and other commercial and institutional building electrical and telecom systems. John has become an important member of our Industrial and Complex Facilities Teams.
Matt Stone, PE, Civil Engineer: Following his graduation from UAF in 1997, Matt served 4 years as an Army officer in the Corps of Engineers. After leaving the Army as a Captain, Matt returned to Alaska and joined PDC in 2002. At PDC, Matt has worked on numerous highway, railroad, and site design projects. He is currently leading PDC’s effort to develop and offer traffic engineering services. His work experience with PDC has included planning, engineering design, and project management.
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