Tyler is a licensed Professional Engineer in Ontario. He worked as a consultant for 10 years where he was a Geotechnical Engineer across eastern Canada. Tyler is now the QA Project Manager for the City of Hamilton, where he runs the Capital Works QA program. He is a member of CTAA and sits on the Good Roads/OAPC Municipal Hot Mix Liaison Committee. He has been in the construction industry for the last 14 years.
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Tony Angelo
Tony is the Director of Bridges at 407ETR Concession Company Ltd. He has over 29 years of experience. He focuses on the functional planning and structural design, inspection and rehabilitation of a variety of transportation structures, including highway structures, vehicular and railway grade separations, multi-span bridges over navigable waterways and lesser scale conventional water crossings. At 407ETR Concession Company Ltd. Tony is directly responsible for inspection and maintenance.
Ted Koza
As Division Manager for the City of London’s Major Project Office, Ted is responsible for the development, administration and delivery of engineering programs and P=projects. With over 20 year’s experience in consulting, manufacturing and municipal engineering, Ted administers a diverse portfolio of municipal construction and infrastructure services team experience and enterprise side as well.
Stuart Huxley
Stuart Huxley is in-house counsel for the City of Ottawa with more than 25 years of experience and has enjoyed being an instructor with GR for several years. Stuart has practiced in all areas of municipal law, advising Council, Committees, and municipal staff on municipal risk and liability, by-law and regulatory law, litigation matters, including municipal roadway liability and negligent building inspection cases. Stuart loves teaching municipal law to law students in Ottawa and to municipal staff from across the province at Good Roads. Stuart’s is Interim City Solicitor for Ottawa.
Steve Manolis
Steve has 25 years experience in the design, testing, production and supply of liquid asphalt cement binders and emulsions. He’s a member of OAPC and Asphalt Institute technical and environmental committees. Author/presenter at Canadian Technical Asphalt Association. He graduated from Queen’s University with a degree in Engineering Chemistry and he’s a registered P.Eng in Ontario.
Stephen Lee
Stephen has 33 years of pavement and geotechnical experience in Canada and internationally. Some of the positions he’s held include Principal Engineer in EXP and AGRA consulting firms, Senior Pavement Engineer in Region of Ottawa Carleton and various Head positions in the Ministry of Transportation (Geotechnical Engineering Central Region, Bituminous, Pavements and Foundations Sections in Engineering Materials Office).
Sina Varamini
Sina is the research and development manager at McAsphalt Industries limited. Sina is currently involved in development, optimization, and implementation of innovative and sustainable asphaltic products and processes pertained to road building industry. Sina holds a PhD degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Waterloo. He is an active member of Canadian Technical Asphalt Association (CTAA), Transportation Research Board (TRB), Transportation Association of Canada (TAC), and American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM).
Scott Holmes, CET
Scott brings more than 29 years of experience working as a consultant, a contractor and has worked for two different municipalities as well. Currently he’s the Director leading the Road Operations, Parks and Forestry and Fleet Operations for the Town of Caledon. Scott is the Division Operations lead for the Town of Caledon emergencies. He’s managed several major emergencies from g ice storms, flooding events and two separate gas explosions. Scott graduated from St. Lawrence College (Kingston) with Civil Engineering Technology Diploma and he’s IMS Level 300 certified. In addition, he’s been an instructor with Good Roads since 2019.
Sandra Lawson
Sandra was the Town Engineer for the Town of Ingersoll from 2013 until her retirement in May 2019. She has over 37 years’ experience in Civil Engineering and has experience in municipal and provincial government, with a contractor and a consulting firm. She has been involved with the Ontario Provincial Standards for Roads and Public Works for over 20 years and she is a graduate of Applied Science, Civil Engineering from Queen’s University.
Sabrina Fischer-Patterson
Sabrina obtained degree in Water Resources Engineering from the University of Guelph. She spent several years working in consulting (R.J. Burnside & Associates, Trow Associates and Sernas Associates/GHD) for stormwater management for development throughout the GTA. She has been at Conservation Halton for the past few years working primarily on development in Milton, looking at large-scale sub–watershed studies down to site plans.
