Scott Robinson is the Chief Materials Inspector for the City of Oshawa, where he has served with dedication for over 35 years. In his role, Scott leads the development and implementation of comprehensive Quality Control (QC) and Quality Assurance (QA) programs. He is also actively involved in evaluating and integrating new technologies into the city’s capital and development projects, ensuring innovation and durability in municipal infrastructure. 

In addition to his municipal responsibilities, Scott is a passionate educator. For the past five years, he has been a professor at Durham College, where he teaches courses in Construction Materials, Pavement Design, and QA/QC. His academic contributions help shape the next generation of construction and civil engineering professionals. 

Scott is the current Co-Chair of the Good Roads /Ontario Asphalt Pavement Council (GR/OAPC) Municipal Liaison Committee, a group he has been a part of since its formation over 15 years ago. His leadership and collaboration within this committee have supported stronger relationships between municipalities and industry stakeholders. 

A 1988 graduate of Seneca College’s Engineering Technology program, Scott continues to contribute to the advancement of pavement engineering education as Director of the Scott McKay Bituminous Course, a role he has held since 2017. 

With a career marked by technical excellence, mentorship, and industry collaboration, Scott remains a key contributor to municipal infrastructure development and construction materials education in Ontario. 

Kyla is a Certified Engineering Technologist and Project Management Professional with the Town of Halton Hills, specializing in municipal construction, bridge and culvert maintenance, asset management, and stormwater quality infrastructure. She has been involved in a variety of structural assignments and programs including bridge rehabilitations and the development of asset maintenance programs and standards. Kyla has also taught as an Adjunct Professor with Conestoga College using her real-world experience to teach Project Management within the School of Business.

Jennifer is a Project Manager at the Regional Municipality of Durham. She is responsible for the planning, oversight and management of Region-owned bridges and culverts through inspection and monitoring programs, inventory and asset management, budgeting and forecasting, and delivery of the capital program of Region bridge and culvert rehabilitation and replacement projects.

 Jason completed his Bachelor of Engineering Science in Civil Engineering and Masters of Public Administration at Western University. Over his 30 year career, he has had the opportunity to work for the Government of Nunavut, Ministry of Transportation Ontario, and County of Lambton in various roadway and infrastructure related roles. He is an active member in many municipally focused organizations, including Good Roads and the Municipal Engineers Association. 

Heba is a Civil Engineering graduate from Dalhousie University with an MBA from Wilfred Laurier and over 24 years in the infrastructure industry, spanning engineering leadership, project management, and business development.

A licensed Professional Engineer and former TAC and CHBDC committee member, she specializes in buried structures.

Heba is now CEO of a consulting firm helping construction businesses grow through strategic planning, project management, procurement, and operational excellence, and is passionate about addressing the housing crisis as a missing middle developer.