Joe Kovacich joe.kovacich@stantec.com & | I joined the hydropower group in Harza Engineering’s Chicago, Illinois office in 2000, that merged into MWH in 2001. I have played a key role on major international and domestic projects, including Chicago’s Tunnel and Reservoir Plan (TARP), Lake Mead Intake 3, Panama Canal 3rd Set of Locks, and most recently the Neelum Jhelum Hydroelectric Project in Pakistan. My particular expertise includes site investigations and interpretation of geologic data; rock mass characterization; design of excavations, tunnels and caverns; grouting and foundation design and improvement; slopes; geotechnical instrumentation and monitoring. This includes many years in resident engineering and construction supervision roles. As GeoPractice lead, I serve as a primary point-of-contact for geology and geotechnical practitioners, helping coordinate and “bridge the gap” across Stantec's Power and Dams geographies in terms of technical capabilities, resources, and delivery. This also includes helping work across Stantec’s multiple business lines.

Joe Kovacich

I joined the hydropower group in Harza Engineering’s Chicago, Illinois office in 2000, that merged into MWH in...

Chicago, Illinois, United States

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Joe Kovacich’s Expertise I joined the hydropower group in Harza Engineering’s Chicago, Illinois office in 2000, that merged into MWH in 2001. I have played a key role on major international and domestic projects, including Chicago’s Tunnel and Reservoir Plan (TARP), Lake Mead Intake 3, Panama Canal 3rd Set of Locks, and most recently the Neelum Jhelum Hydroelectric Project in Pakistan. My particular expertise includes site investigations and interpretation of geologic data; rock mass characterization; design of excavations, tunnels and caverns; grouting and foundation design and improvement; slopes; geotechnical instrumentation and monitoring. This includes many years in resident engineering and construction supervision roles. As GeoPractice lead, I serve as a primary point-of-contact for geology and geotechnical practitioners, helping coordinate and “bridge the gap” across Stantec's Power and Dams geographies in terms of technical capabilities, resources, and delivery. This also includes helping work across Stantec’s multiple business lines.

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GeoPractice Technical Practice Lead, Stantec Power & Dams

Sun Sep 01 2019 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) — Present

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Principal Geological Engineer

Fri Sep 01 2000 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) — Present

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I joined the hydropower group in Harza Engineering’s Chicago, Illinois office in 2000, that merged into MWH in 2001. I have played a key role on major international and domestic projects, including Chicago’s Tunnel and Reservoir Plan (TARP), Lake Mead Intake 3, Panama Canal 3rd Set of Locks, and most recently the Neelum Jhelum Hydroelectric Project in Pakistan. My particular expertise includes site investigations and interpretation of geologic data; rock mass characterization; design of excavations, tunnels and caverns; grouting and foundation design and improvement; slopes; geotechnical instrumentation and monitoring. This includes many years in resident engineering and construction supervision roles. As GeoPractice lead, I serve as a primary point-of-contact for geology and geotechnical practitioners, helping coordinate and “bridge the gap” across Stantec's Power and Dams geographies in terms of technical capabilities, resources, and delivery. This also includes helping work across Stantec’s multiple business lines. Stantec

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I joined the hydropower group in Harza Engineering’s Chicago, Illinois office in 2000, that merged into MWH in 2001. I have played a key role on major international and domestic projects, including Chicago’s Tunnel and Reservoir Plan (TARP), Lake Mead Intake 3, Panama Canal 3rd Set of Locks, and most recently the Neelum Jhelum Hydroelectric Project in Pakistan. My particular expertise includes site investigations and interpretation of geologic data; rock mass characterization; design of excavations, tunnels and caverns; grouting and foundation design and improvement; slopes; geotechnical instrumentation and monitoring. This includes many years in resident engineering and construction supervision roles. As GeoPractice lead, I serve as a primary point-of-contact for geology and geotechnical practitioners, helping coordinate and “bridge the gap” across Stantec's Power and Dams geographies in terms of technical capabilities, resources, and delivery. This also includes helping work across Stantec’s multiple business lines.