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Principal Geotechnical Engineer at AGL Consulting with 20 years experience as a geotechnical engineer in the US and Ireland.5 years working in New York for Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers, a geotechnical engineering consulting firm. Specialised in ground investigations for building and infrastructure projects, and on the geotechnical design of foundations, excavation support systems and ground improvement methods, including deep soil mixing, grouting and ground freezing. Worked on the design of landmark tunnelling and underground mass transit projects in Boston, including the NATM tunnel for the South Boston guided busway at Russia Wharf, and Contract C09A4 of the Boston Central Artery Project, which involved tunnel jacking under the railway lines at the approach to South Station.14 years as Managing Director of AGL Consulting, one of Ireland's leading geotechnical specialist consulting firms. Involved in the geotechnical assessment and design of a diverse range of major civil, infrastructure and large scale residential and commercial building projects throughout Ireland, including motorways, windfarms, tunnels, rail projects, power stations, water supply systems, waste water treatment systems, hotels, and shopping centres with deep basements in congested urban settings. Provided services at all stages of design and construction, from the initial desk study, walkover survey and ground investigation stages, through to geotechnical analysis, design, contract specification and construction supervision. Also provided independent technical mediation and expert witness services for dispute resolution, conciliation proceedings, and insurance cover assessment.Specialties: Specialist ground investigationsDeep and shallow foundationsTunnelling, microtunnelling and pipe jackingExcavation support systems and temporary works designsSoft ground engineering and peat stability assessmentEarthworks designs for motorwaysFinite Element AnalysisTechnical mediation and conciliation

Listed skills include Geotechnical Engineering, Earthworks, Foundations, Construction, and 26 others.