Travis Evans

Experience

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  Century Pools and Spas

  Mar 2004 - Nov 2005

  Designer/Laborer

  In this position I would perform field surveys and collect data such as property easements, grades, utility locations and other information using parcel maps, pictures and utilizing various survey equipment in order to obtain field measurements. I would then use this information to draft accurate plans used on the job-site during construction. I created detailed plans to evaluate take-offs for accurate cost analysis of the project. I developed knowledge of local regulations and standards as I prepared and submitted permit applications to the various surrounding cities and counties. I assured these standards were considered in my designs. I started this position as a laborer and promoted to a technical lead position. This experience gave me an intimate knowledge and experience of all aspects of construction from design, permitting, construction labor, and completion. Show less

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  Western Wood Fabricators

  Feb 2006 - Dec 2006

  Truss Designer

  My primary responsibility was to analyze data and Engineer trusses based upon a given set of plans. I utilized various engineering software including AutoCAD. I would create reports providing analytical bid and construction data. I coordinated with clients and sales representatives to assure an accurate design to the satisfaction of the client. I coordinated with my colleagues to assure a prompt turn - a -round time of our projects. In this position I honed my attention to specific detail. I carried responsibility for projects from beginning to completion. I was responsible for my own productivity reviewing a list of projects to be completed and prioritizing my workload to meet deadlines and client satisfaction. I also effectively bolstered department morale and have an excellent work ethic. Show less

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  City of Rancho Cordova

  Feb 2007 - Jun 2016

  Engineering

  In this position I work closely with our Senior Engineer focusing on multi modal transportation. I work with the community, local advocates, the 50 Corridor TMA and the Sacramento Area Council of Governments(SACOG) to implement programs promoting bicycle and pedestrian activity and safety. I had a significant role developing both the City Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plans and developed the City program to be recognized as a Bicycle Friendly City. To help fund implementation of these plans I have acquired multiple grants through Safe Routes to School, Highway Safety Improvement Program, and additional grants through the Sacramento Area Council of Governments. I provide grant implementation and administration, tracking budgets and ensuring projects are implemented on schedule, meeting all labor requirements and funding requirements. As the Traffic Engineering program manager I manage the daily operations of all city traffic monitoring and standards. I manage contracts for collecting volume and speed data as well as defining speed limits and managing the collision database. I also manage the City Neighborhood Traffic Management Program, working with the public and a committee to implement temporary and permanent traffic control solutions. As the City ADA Coordinator I manage the City ADA Transition Program, maintaining complex standards and working with the disabled community to address any concerns. I have coordinated "in house" training on the city bicycle fleet and presented trending bicycle and pedestrian improvements to City Staff. I have represented the City on regional bicycle and pedestrian planning committees, the local TMA, and multiple outreach and local coordination efforts. As my professional references may attest I learn very quickly and am highly competent to manage new programs and tasks with professionalism. Show less

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  RC Willey

  Jul 2016 - Sept 2016

  Sales
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  Utah Army National Guard

  Sept 2016 - May 2018

  Engineering Project Manager

  Camp Williams

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  Utah Department of Transportation

  May 2018 - now

  Active Transportation Safety Program Manager

  Oversee and improve the Safe Routes to School Program (SRTS)Focus on pedestrian and vulnerable population operational and safety concerns - Developing and implementing standards relating to pedestrian safety. Providing a central resource for pedestrian safety related issues and standards. Including items such as the pedestrian related design components, such as bulb outs and the proper use of bollards.Focus on active transposition safety and operational concerns - Developing and implementing standards relating to bike safety. Providing a central resource for bike safety related issues and standards. Including items such as the types and marking standards for bike facilities. Show less