Mr. Dworsky has over 15-years of engineering experience and is the President of Orion Engineering, Inc. Experience includes shallow and deep foundations, soil improvement including seismic liquefaction evaluation and landslide stabilization design, slope stability, erosion control, streambank protection, outfall design, retaining walls, pavement design, micropiles, reinforced soil slopes (RSS), and mechanically stabilized embankments (MSE). Mr. Dworsky participated in the presentation of an Orion design project at the American Railway Engineering and Maintenance Association (AREMA) annual conference, in Chicago, Illinois.

Mr. Remboldt has over 20-years of engineering experience including 15-years with the USDA Forest Service. Experience includes slope stability analysis, landslide stabilization design, seismic hazard evaluation, landslide hazard evaluation, shallow and deep foundations, pavement design, dam embankments, and rock-slope engineering. Mr. Remboldt has been involved in several published documents including an editor for the "Slope Stability Reference Guide for National Forests in the United States", USDA Forest Servece, EM-7170-13, Washington D.C., 1994.

University of Nevada Reno
BS Civil Engineering, 1957

Mr. Harlow has over 40-years of construction materials and geotechnical engineering experience including 12-years operating his own testing laboratory and consulting firm. His expertise includes Marshall mix designs of hot-mix asphalt, expert consultation for asphalt concrete production facilities, concrete mix design, and a full-array of ASTM and AASHTO laboratory and field testing procedures related to soils, concrete, and asphalt.

Mr. Kurisoo has over 20-years of field and project management experience as a geologist including 6 years as Chief Geologist for a mineral exploration company. Provides geologic characterization and mapping, drill logging, and computerized boring log generation for Orion projects related to landslides, foundations, pavement, retaining walls, and railroads. Other duties include project management and construction inspection.

Ms. Clarkson performs drill logging and geologic mapping and research, and computerized boring log generation for Orion projects related to foundations, landslides, retaining walls, and pavement projects. Ms. Clarkson is also certified by the Western Alliance for Quality Transportation Construction (WAQTC) in aggregates, embankments, and hot-mix asphalt testing. She is an ACI certified laboratory and field technician for concrete testing, and has extensive experience performing ASTM and AASHTO laboratory test procedures for soils, aggregates, asphalt, and concrete.