John Deordio P.E. Email & Phone Number

Syracuse/Buffalo, New York Area

2015 to Present: Resident Engineer/Senior Project EngineerHighway SectionTransportation GroupSyracuse/Buffalo, New YorkCurrently working remotely from home in Cape Coral, Florida on a part time basis and reporting to the Buffalo, NY office. Duties include designing and/or reviewing numerous Highway Design Projects as well as previously performing inspection and office engineering for Bridge Construction Projects. Tasks included preparation of design reports and transportation study reports, design of transportation details, design of traffic signals, design of work zone traffic control, performing quantity/cost estimates, quality control review of highway project design reports and contract drawings, performing field work to document topo survey data needed for contract plans and/or transportation reports, compilation of vehicle accident data to present in spreadsheet format, perform minor update/corrections to contract drawings on CADD using Microstation and/or AutoCAD software. Have experience performing daily field inspection for bridge projects and providing documentation in inspection reports. As an office engineer, I have experience organizing project documents and performing monthly payments to the contractor for completed work.

Syracuse, New York Area

2013 to 2015: Civil Engineer IIQuality Control/Safety Studies SectionTraffic Safety and Mobility GroupN.Y.S. Department of TransportationSyracuse, New YorkDuties include reviewing/designing WZTC plans, sign plans, intersection widening plans and pavement marking plans for capital projects (consultant and in-house), highway permit projects and local projects, supervise Quality Control Section personnel, work on safety studies for various locations along our state highways by requests from our Traffic Safety and Mobility Group, public officials and the traveling public, coordinate with our Construction Group and Maintenance Group on a regular basis to implement pavement marking and sign changes to our roadway, coordinate with Main Office Traffic Safety and Mobility Group on various traffic safety issues. Retired from NYSDOT on August 26th, 2015.

2008 to 2013: CE IIEngineer-in-ChargeConstruction GroupDuties include resolving any constructability issues with Major Bridge and/or Highway project plans and field operations, supervise State field office and field personnel for the construction project, work on agreements with the Contractor in regard to final quantities and item prices for additional work, coordinate with the Contractor on a daily basis with the work activities, coordinate with public officials and residents who are directly affected by the construction project.2006 to 2008: Civil Engineer IIMBC Design Team LeaderDesign GroupDuties included hiring, training and supervising office personnel, resolving any design issues with the project plans, design and assemble PS&E packages for smaller highway projects, coordinate with other Departments who contribute to the projects.2005 to 2006: Civil Engineer IAssistant Resident EngineerOnondaga West Maintenance ResidencyDuties included supervision of forty-three employees, processing driveway/utility permits, perform field investigations of driveway/utility permit sites, develop maintenance work plans, design work zone set-ups for field operations, schedule and coordinate employee safety training, review and comment on Capital Projects, develop scope, design and estimates for future MBC and JOC projects, coordinate snow and ice operations/material inventories, address the public’s concerns and conduct field inspection of roadway problems to determine appropriate response from the Residency.2003 to 2005: Civil Engineer IRegional Transportation Asset ManagerMaintenance GroupAcquired Professional Engineer license (No. 16-080501) as of January 22, 2003 in Civil Engineering. Appointed Design Team Leader for our Regional MBC Team, Construction Manager and Engineer-in-Charge for our Job Order Contracts and MBC Projects and coordinated and determined paving and culvert candidates for future Capitol Projects.

2000 to 2003: Civil Engineer ISpecial Crews/Projects CoordinatorMaintenance GroupDuties include supervising Special Crews/General Mechanics, coordinating Regional Facilities Rehabilitation Projects, designing and assembling Regional Pavement Marking Projects for contract bid, maintain Regional Pavement Marking Inventory using GIS Computer Software, provide and coordinate safety awareness training for maintenance personnel and establish and implement procedures and guidelines for Maintenance Roadway Work Zones. 1990 to 2000: Civil Engineer IAssistant Design Team LeaderDesign GroupDuties include designing numerous Highway, Bridge, and Large Culvert Design Projects. Tasks included preparation of design reports, design of details, design of work zone traffic control, performing quantity/cost estimates, using Inroads Microstation software for alignment/proposed surface design, Project Manager of other Design Projects, assist/train other designers, and provide supervision for six technicians and designers within the team.

1985 to 1989: Principal Engineer Tech.Information Technology GroupDuties included supervision of CADD drafting applications, training new operators for the Intergraph CADD system, accumulate and process data necessary for reports, maintaining all CADD computer equipment and assisting with the responsibilities of the CADD System Manager. 1980 to 1985: Engineer Tech./Senior Engineer Tech.Survey Group/Signs and Signals Design SquadField duties included taking measurements and elevations to record survey topography information, sketching survey information, operation of survey level instrument and transit as well as maintaining relations with public officials and residents involved with any survey project. Design office responsibilities included performing field surveys and collecting data to develop project plans, assisting in the preparation of drawings, designs, and plans for Civil Engineering projects and drafting this information into the final format.