Chuck Mccormick Email & Phone Number

Greater Los Angeles Area

Chuck McCormick will use his many years as a former FAA Program Manager and aviation consultant to help build Mead & Hunt's aviation practice in southern California. He will be responsible for business development, team development, strategic partnering opportunities, and client relations.Chuck will continue to lead aviation development projects for clients throughout the southwest United States and specifically southern California. He will pull from Mead & Hunt's vast resources to deliver quality projects that meet his clients immediate and long-term goals. Adept at listening and finding the heart of every issue, Chuck will access the resources needed - architecture, planning, cultural resources, environmental, engineering expertise. He can build client teams from a company that is well-recognized within the aviation industry as within the top 15 firms in the nation.

San Bernardino, Ca

Senior Project Manager for the development of the Aviation Design Services at Parsons Brinckerhoff in the western portion of the U.S.Areas of Expertise- Project management- Airfield construction management- Airfield construction supervision- Airfield facilities design- Airfield pavement design- Airfield layout- EMAS design- FAA policies and procedures- Hangar design- Pavement management systems- Pavement evaluation- Utility design

Los Angeles, Ca

Chuck McCormick worked for 20 years as national electrical engineer, lighting specialist, project engineer for the FAA Airports Division in Los Angeles. He was responsible for developing the latest electrical designs for airports within the United States. Chuck served as consultant to electrical design engineers so that they could properly apply FAA engineering standards.Chuck was the project manager on many airport development construction projects, particularly on the Runway Safety Area Revalidation Program. Chuck was responsible for the overall project management of multi-million dollar airport improvement projects. In this position he coordinated projects in southern California and Arizona with airport sponsors, engineering consultants, internal FAA offices and state organizations. He ensured that the projects met FAA engineering standards and were constructed within budget guidelines.Chuck taught engineering classes on airport lighting, marking, and signage at the FAA Academy, and frequently addressees these areas at aviation conferences.