Jason B. Lloyd, Phd, Pe Email & Phone Number

Boise, Id, Us

Charlotte, North Carolina, Us

As the Manager of Infrastructure at Nucor Corporation, I help drive project success by collaborating closely with industry stakeholders, owners, fabricators, and designers.

Jason currently works to promote the design and construction of steel bridges through marketing, education, and technical collaboration efforts. He works remotely from headquarters, overseeing the western states region for the NSBA and participates actively in multiple industry technical committees. https://www.aisc.org/nsba/

West Lafayette, In, Us

Research Engineer at the Bowen Lab and Steel Bridge Research, Inspection, Training, and Engineering (S-BRITE) Center specializing in the following:Behavior of steel structures Repair and retrofit of steel structuresFatigue and fracture analysis of steel bridges and other steel structuresField testing and remote long-term and short-term monitoring of structuresRobust sensing and data acquisition systems over remote communication systems with real-time, web-based monitoring capabilityLarge-scale structural testing in real timeLarge-scale fatigue and fracture testing

West Lafayette, In, Us

While at Purdue Jason worked as the Teaching Assistant for several classes over the course of a year within the Engineering Projects In Community Service (EPICS) program where undergraduate students took on real design projects for actual clients. In this role Jason helped administrate the course, as well as provided leadership, mentorship and technical counsel to the undergraduate students. Additionally, Jason worked with Dr. Judy Liu assisting in the research of Steel Slit Panel Frames (SSPF), an innovative Lateral Force Resisting System. In this role Jason used SAP2000 finite element software to perform 2D FE parametric studies related to the performance of the SSPF.

Northbrook, Il, Us

Rubbed shoulders with some of the industry's finest structural engineers while performing numerous field evaluations of multiple structural systems ranging from post-tension parking garages to pin & hanger steel bridges. These experiences provided for a professionally enhancing summer internship.

Washington, Dc, Us

As Assistant PWO Jason was exposed to numerous aspects of asset and facility management. He managed crane investigations and survellances, initiated a floating crane control upgrade, headed up recovery efforts during severe flooding while Acting Public Works Officer (PWO), made improvements to customer services, saved the government thousands of dollars annually by improving snow removal operations, stood up the Navy Base's first energy management program as its first energy manager, took the lead on countless improvements to the Base and much more. Jason's experiences at NSB New London have not been limited to infrastructure and facilities alone, however. Organizational management, disaster preparation, and administrative responsibilities also make up the diverse job description. Jason was additionally delegated PWO responsibilities for two outlying military sites, Mitchel Field and NSA Saratoga Springs. As the acting PWO for these sites Jason managed their public works operations and budget. Jason earned a reputation of reliability, dependability, and professionalism while stationed at NSB New London.

Al Asad, IraqJason skillfully supervised 4 construction managers and inspectors in cradle-to-grave contract execution and diligently oversaw more than $180M of difficult construction contracts in harsh conditions performed by multi-national contractors, many of which did not speak English. He also performed expeditionary construction design/scope development and carefully conducted constructability reviews for hundreds of project scopes of work. Jason also tirelessly mentored Iraqi contractors in improved jobsite safety and construction scheduling and management principles with observable results. In addition, Jason engaged in weekly construction briefs for Marine Corps Generals reporting progress on multiple high-interest Marine Corps Headquarter renovations, including transition of I Marine Expeditionary Force from Fallujah to Al Asad, Iraq

Jason deftly managed as many as 22 construction projects at any given time: Averaged $36M /yr work in place (WIP) in both renovations and new construction to include a new 13000 sqft. Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) Facility and a 12000 sqft, technically sophisticated Aircraft Acoustical Enclosure (Hush House). He also conducted design and constructability reviews for numerous mulit-million dollar construction projects accomplishing design-bid-build and design-build construction contracts. Furthermore, Jason proficiently administered contract requirements; this included ensuring contract specifications were met (QA), contract modifications for unforeseen and customer requested changes, invoicing, jobsite safety inspections, and contract closeout.

Ph.D., Civil Engineering (Structures)

M.S., Civil Engineering (Structures)

B.S.C.E., Civil Engineering (Structures)