KMJ Consulting, Inc.
Mission Improve mobility by understanding the needs of our clients and working with them to seek and implement the best solution(s) Effective Creative Innovative August 2017 2
About KMJ KMJ Consulting, Inc. (KMJ) is an innovative transportation engineering and consulting 14 team members services firm located in Ardmore, PA. • Founded in 1998 • Personal Touch • Direct approach We like • State-of-the-art computer skills what we do! • Consistent, creative, successful, and Participation economical project implementation DBE/WBE In MASITE, certified in ITSPA, ITS-NY, 10 states TRB. ETC August 2017 3
Corporate Commitment “KMJ Consulting, Inc., does an excellent job of advising us so that everyone comes out a winner.” – Darin Gatti, Chief Engineer and President of Surveyors, City of Philadelphia • We treat our clients with care and respect and assist them to accomplish their project and institutional goals • We are responsive • We strive for technical excellence • We work proactively to sort out issues, anticipate problems and identify viable solutions August 2017 4
What We Do • Traffic Engineering and Studies • Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Planning and Implementation • Transportation Research Studies • Training and Program Development • Traffic Signal Design • Curb Ramps • Traffic Control Plans • Urban Multimodal Studies • Public and Stakeholder Engagement August 2017 5
Meet the Team Karen Jehanian, P.E. Karen Martin Williams, P.E. Jehanian, P.E. Administrative • President • Project Engineer Support Joanna Reagle Justin Ferri • Senior Project Manager • IT Specialist II Joanna Reagle William Jeffrey Bridget Postlewaite, P.E. William Jeffrey Bridget • Senior Project Manager • Traffic/Design Specialist I Justin Ferri Postlewaite, P.E. Marty Williams, P.E. August 2017 6
Karen Jehanian, P.E. Karen is the President and owner of KMJ Consulting, Inc. She is an innovator and thought leader in the transportation and business community. With • Project Principal • QA Officer more than 35 years in the transportation consulting business, she is a direct • ITS Planning stakeholder in her clients’ successes. Karen focuses on understanding their needs, working proactively to sort out issues, anticipate problems, and • Traffic identify viable solutions. Her specific interest areas are ITS and travel Engineering information, stakeholder services, traffic calming, transportation planning and strategic planning. “We are surrounded by an abundance of engineering marvels that simplify our daily tasks and help us accomplish things we never thought possible. As transportation engineers, we help improve mobility and quality of life for the general population. ” • Project Joanna Reagle Joanna leads KMJ’s public and stakeholder engagement activities. She has Management • Stakeholder and nearly 25 years in the transportation industry, working with public sector clients to solve the problems that keep them up at night. She uses her Public expertise to organize and execute peer-to-peer meetings, one-day Engagement • Strategic symposiums, webcasts and public open houses to receive public input. Joanna has the ability to make complex matters consumable. Planning and Policy “I enjoy the softer side of engineering – bringing people together to exchange ideas and solve problems so that everyone can benefit. There’s nothing quite like working as a team to overcome transportation challenges for the community at large.” August 2017 7
Bridget Postlewaite, P.E . Bridget leads KMJ’s design and analysis team. She has more than 10 years • Project experience in the transportation industry working with both public and Management private sector clients. Multifaceted, Bridget works with our clients to solve • Traffic their technical problems such that everyone wins. She is skillful at analyzing Engineering complex intersections using Synchro and SimTraffic to provide practical • Transportation solutions to operational issues. Bridget also manages the traffic signal and Analysis intersection design work including ADA ramps and most recently working on • HOP Application maintenance and protections of traffic and construction sequencing. Reviews “I like working in a field that affects people every day. Transportation engineering has an enormous public impact, and being involved in projects that positively shape our community is extremely rewarding. ” • IT Applications Justin Ferri • Analysis & Data Justin provides helpdesk support and conducts training for KMJ’s regional Collection and national clients. He is adept at both understanding the needs of our • Software clients’ as well as providing feedback and clear explanations to complex Development questions. Justin is a team player who loves a challenge. “I’m a big proponent of all things tech. When I see a new promo or read up on new hardware, I wonder how it can be applied in transportation. I thrive on adapting and applying new techniques to improve efficiency and quality. ” August 2017 8
Martin Williams, P.E. As Project Engineer, Marty has designed traffic signals and curb ramps as well as maintenance and protection of traffic plans. He is proficient in both • Traffic Signal AutoCAD and MicroStation. He has performed intersection and arterial Design analyses using Synchro, SimTraffic and other analysis software. Marty is • ADA Curb Ramp detail oriented and customer focused. Design • Maintenance “ A simple thing I appreciate about engineering is the impromptu Q&A session in the field and Protection with concerned neighbors who ask what I’m doing. They’re genuinely curious and typically of Traffic thankful since they have a vested interest in project success. It really adds meaning to our • Intersection & work when you add a human face to it. ” Arterial Analysis • Traffic Signal William Jeffrey Will is a graduate engineer working on traffic signal designs, intersection Design • ADA Curb Ramp analyses, ADA curb ramp designs and maintenance and protection of traffic plans. He has performed intersection and arterial analyses using Synchro Design • Intersection and SimTraffic software. Will is team focused and precise. Analysis “As a graduate engineer, it is gratifying to be able to make a contribution to improve our • Data Collection transportation system.” August 2017 9
Clients August 2017 10
Projects City of Philadelphia Traffic Operations and ITS Philadelphia Historic Amtrak 30 th (TOITS) Bustleton Avenue Streets Study & Curb Lincoln Drive Street Station Ramp Design Master Plan I-95 Corridor Coalition PennDOT D-6 TMC PA Turnpike Commission General Support Consulting Engineering Services Vehicle Probe Project/ TISPTC NYMTC City of Philadelphia Transportation American Street Information Improvement Project Gateway August 2017 11
City of Philadelphia: American Street Improvement Project The City of Philadelphia Department of Streets and the Philadelphia Water Department have joined together to transform • Stakeholder and the North American Street corridor in Philadelphia from Girard Public Engagement Avenue to Indiana Avenue. The aim of this project is make • Curb Ramp Design American Street work better for its users and to provide improved • MPT streetscape amenities. KMJ was responsible for all aspects of Stakeholder and Public Engagement . KMJ facilitated all meetings including outreach for the Project Steering Committee Meetings, Lunchtime Business Meetings, and Public Open Houses. KMJ organized six Public Open Houses with an average attendance of 100 community members. KMJ prepared the Traffic Control plans and the designed 24 ADA Curb Ramps for this 1.8-mile roadway improvement project. August 2017 12
City of Philadelphia: Lincoln Drive Resurfacing and Restoration This work order is to restore and resurface Lincoln Drive from Ridge Avenue to Wayne Avenue and along Wissahickon Avenue • Traffic Signal Design from Lincoln Drive to Rittenhouse Street. KMJ prepared final traffic signal permit plans for six intersections along Lincoln Drive. KMJ conducted field observations at each intersection and along Lincoln Drive to verify existing survey. Several design efforts with multiple responsible parties were included in this work order, including KMJ, Michael Baker and the City of Philadelphia. Success of this project is based upon the integrated approach to design within the constraints of the budget. August 2017 13
City of Philadelphia: Traffic Operations and ITS (TOITS) - Bustleton Avenue South • Traffic operations The City of Philadelphia Department of Streets seeks to identify, • ITS Infrastructure plan, design and construct improvements to make streets and • Traffic Signals intersections safer for all roadway users. This program is the • Congestion/ Operation design and implementation of traffic signal and operational • Performance Measures safety improvements along several corridors in the City of • Highway Safety Philadelphia through a federal TIGER3 Grant. KMJ prepared the safety review report for the entire Bustleton Avenue South corridor along with preliminary and final design plans for 11 signalized intersections . This fast tracked effort required significant coordination between and among the team as well as across projects being completed for different city departments to ensure a seamless design and implementation. August 2017 14
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