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Robert H. Davis, P. E. bob@rhdservices.com
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QUALIFICATIONS: Robert H. Davis is the founder and former President of RHD. Mr. Davis founded RHD in 1990 to provide engineers with accurate subsurface utility information. Previously, for over twenty-five years, president /owner of plumbing and mechanical contracting businesses engaged in the design and installation of plumbing and mechanical systems. Mr. Davis has been active in promoting Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE). As the co-founder and first President of the Underground Utilities and Leak Locators Association (UULLA), Mr. Davis has been a leader demonstrating professionalism and providing training for underground utilities locating and leak detection. Mr. Davis has authored an article on “The Georgia Dig Law” that was published by The Georgia Engineer. Mr. Davis has provided training programs to engineering firms and presentations to technical associations on “The Techniques, Capabilities, and Limitations of Underground Utilities Locating and Mapping”. Additional training includes Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR), Underground Utility Locating, Certified Confined Space Entry Program, and special instruction in mainline video inspection equipment.
EDUCATIONGeorgia Institute of Technology, BME
PROFESSIONAL LICENSES/ACCREDITATION Professional Engineer, State of Georgia National Safety Council Surveying & Mapping Society of Georgia National Utility Locating Contractors Association (NUCLA) Underground Utility and Leak Detectors Association |
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Joel Davis
joel@rhdservices.com
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QUALIFICATIONS: Mr. Davis is the current President of RHD Services. He has over 15 years of experience in construction and design. This includes 10 years of experience as owner of a contracting company where he was responsible for estimating, accounting, purchasing, designing, and supervising the installation of construction work. Mr. Davis has four years experience working for Arthur Andersen and Deloitte & Touche on construction related consulting engagements which include process improvement studies and construction/acquisition related federal tax deprecation reports. Mr. Davis has been in involved in various Subsurface Utility Engineering projects and presentations to professional organizations & engineering companies. Currently serves on the Georgia Utility Facility Protection Act Advisory Committee to the Georgia Public Service Commission as the Utility Locator representative. Some of the projects include work for The City of Atlanta, Army Corp of Engineers, Emory University, Georgia Institute of Technology, and other complex facilities. Mr. Davis has coauthored an article on Ground Penetrating Radar that was published by The Georgia Engineer. Additional training includes Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR), Underground Utility Locating, and Certified Confined Space Entry Program.
EDUCATION Georgia Institute of Technology, BSCE Georgia Institute of Technology, MSCE
PROFESSIONAL LICENSES/ACCREDITATION Engineer in Training (EIT), State of Georgia American Society of Civil Engineers National Society of Professional Engineers National Utility Locating Contractors Association (NUCLA) |
