Pavement Defects: Maintenance & Construction - Expert Webinar [VIDEO]

Pavement defects commonly contribute to the cause of motor vehicle, bicycle, and pedestrian mishaps.

In this webinar video, experts from our Highway Engineering practice examine typical defects that appear in our casework, the potential consequences, and the relevant standards. The topic is approached from the perspectives of the construction engineer and municipal manager. Attendees will learn how specific defects affect various road users differently and gain insight on the forensic process of investigating a mishap.

Pavement Defects: Maintenance & Construction - Expert Webinar [VIDEO]

This video was recorded from the webinar on August 20, 2020.

Featured Experts

Thomas Lyden, P.E., PMP, Kevin V. Gorman, P.E., CCM

Kevin V. Gorman, P.E., CCM
Civil Engineer & Highway Engineering Expert

Kevin Gorman is a Civil Engineer with nearly 20 years of professional experience involving roadway, infrastructure, and heavy construction. His background includes the construction, inspection, maintenance, and failure analysis of Federal, State, and Municipal projects from the perspectives of an engineering consultant, State DOT engineer, and construction manager.

Thomas Lyden, P.E., PMP
Civil Engineer & Highway Engineering Expert

Through his 35 years of professional experience, Thomas has conducted traffic studies to evaluate the need for and safety of new and existing roadway systems, conceptually designed roadways and intersections, administered new construction and maintenance projects, and also oversaw maintenance operations for winter weather, vegetation growth, and infrastructure conditions.

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