Jarrod is a Project Manager with GeoStabilization. After earning his BS degree in civil engineering from the University of Dayton, Jarrod spent his first 3.5 years in the construction industry as a project manager and engineer on projects ranging from the tallest bridge in the state of Virginia to small temporary shoring applications. His specific practice has been with temporary and permanent earth retention systems (pile and lagging, sheet piles, pipe piles, etc.), temporary and permanent tiebacks, cofferdams, internally braced retention, and micropiles.
Jarrod currently resides in the Lexington, KY area with his wife, Anna, and two daughters, Lillian and Aadi who are “the center of our world”. In his free time, Jarrod enjoys relaxing outdoors, hiking, spending time with my family, and playing & watching sports.
GeoStabilization was tasked with providing an alternate design/build strategy that required a rockfall protection barrier system at the base of the steep slope, the construction of a 30,750 ft2 soil nail wall, and installation of 4,200 ft2 of Geobrugg TECCO mesh.