Mike Berkey, Pe, Se is a Structural Engineer at Berkey Engineering at Berkey Engineering. He possess expertise in structural analysis, structural engineering, mathcad, earthquake engineering, steel design and 20 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I had the pleasure to work with Mike at Oldcastle Infrastructure. We tasked him with some almost insurmountable tasks including building an engineering department, starting a QC process and department, and creating a drafting department for 4 of our plants in the Chicago area after an acquisition that we had at Oldcastle. This task was nearly impossible, but Mike took the challenge head on and established a strong engineering department, found and trained new people for the CAD team and the QC team, and worked with other departments to get the whole Chicago area up to speed with engineering and manufacturing the right way. During our time working together, Mike always showed great enthusiasm and determination, even when other departments created road blocks to our success. He worked tirelessly to bridge all the gaps and made progress each day. Mike was a great team player and engineer. In summary, I would be happy to hire him again if the opportunity arose.", "Mike is a bold, pro-active, and extremely responsive design professional! He worked with me for two years at Thornton Tomasetti, Inc., under my supervision as a Project Manager. Mike confidently stepped into the role of Project Engineer on a massive renovation project with an aggressive construction schedule. He regularly followed up with the owner, architect, or contractor to ensure we provided the information they needed. Mike also developed creative and thoughtful design solutions that were buildable and addressed challenging site constraints. Mike was an enormous asset to the project, and I appreciated his help!", and "Mike has worked at Silman for some three years. It has been a joy to work with him. He is full of enthusiasm and willing to tackle any job. He has considerable skills for his level of experience in many different facets of structural engineering. He is an excellent designer and very facile with the usual programs that any firm would use. He is developing keen abilities to detail buildings and to understand constructability issues. Mike recently managed pretty much by himself a complicated, high profile historic preservation job for which our firm was the prime, including writing specs, organizing cost estimating and coordinating consultants. We are very sad to lose him but he is relocating. Anyone hiring Mike will be gaining a real asset to their firm."