Engineering: Addressing Unintended Consequences as a Professional

Experience Level: Any level of experience

This session explores the many cases where the engineering ‘cure’ is worse than the initial problem.  Mr. Easley walks through basic scenarios where forethought and adequate stakeholder involvement could have prevented some major problems.  The session provides some ‘checklist’ items to consider that can give engineers the ability to see into the future and prevent catastrophic problems before they are created.  In addition, Mr. Easley highlights some solutions that have yielded benefits wildly beyond those anticipated by the designers. Attendees should leave this session with reasons to think before they implement their ‘perfect’ design.

Learning Objective:

After attending this presentation, attendees will have a new thought process that can be used in any type of engineering solution design.

1 PDH (NY Approved)

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Richard B. Easley

President

E-Squared Consulting Corporation

Richard Easley is the President of E-Squared Consulting Corporation, a 26-year-old small firm specializing in Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). He has 38 years of experience in providing transportation technology consulting services in 34 states and 25 countries. Mr. Easley serves on the Boards of ITS Canada and the International Parking and Mobility Institute (IPMI) and serves(d) as Chair of technical committees within the Institute of Transportation Engineers, Intelligent Transportation Society of America,  IPMI, ITS Maryland, etc.  In addition, Mr. Easley is the Chair of the NSPE DEI Advisory Committee, the ITS Canada DEI Committee, member of the ITS United Kingdom DEI Committee and provides technical services/guidance to the USDOT and state DOT organizations.

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Live event: 06/15/2022 at 2:00 PM (EDT) You must register to access.