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DAVID W. JANISCH, P.E. Title: Senior Project Engineer EDUCATION: B.S. in Civil Engineering University of Minnesota 1981 PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION: Minnesota PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS: Minnesota Surveyors and Engineers Society American Public Works Association SUMMARY EXPERIENCE Mr. Janisch was an employee in the Research and Development Office of the Minnesota Department of Transportation from 1978 to 1981 while attending the University of Minnesota. He operated a Model 2000 Road Rater and developed the computer software used by Mn/DOT to analyze the deflection data. Upon gradation from the University of Minnesota, Mr. Janisch worked as a project engineer for Midwest Pavement Management from 1982 to 1986. His responsibilities included deflection testing with a Model 2000 Road Rater and analyzing deflection data. Mr. Janisch developed a computerized pavement management program which was implemented in the cities of Roseville, Moorhead and Golden Valley, Minnesota. In 1986 Mr. Janisch began working for the City of Roseville as its Assistant City Engineer. He was in charge of six full time and four part time employees and was responsible for city street, sewer and water construction. He was selected as Roseville's 1987 Public Works Outstanding Supervisor. With his efforts, Roseville became one of the first cities in Minnesota to incorporate the results of a pavement management program into the city policies for street maintenance and reconstruction. Mr. Janisch joined Braun Pavement Technologies, Inc. in April of 1988. He brings to the company practical municipal experience relating to pavement management and the use of deflection testing in designing new city streets. KEY WORK EXPERIENCE Mr. Janisch developed a computerized pavement management program written in Turbo PascalT"" which can keep track of over 200 data items for every section of pavement. This program can then produce reports which can prioritize a street system based on any of the criteria selected. This program has been implemented or used in several cities in Minnesota. The City of Roseville was able to completely modify their street maintenance and reconstruction policy using this program. Mr. Janisch did all the computer programming and- made many presentations to city and county engineers as well as city council and city =-residents.:=Mr. Janisch also trained Roseville street department personnel in how to perform detailed surface condition ratings-and record the data. - Mr. Janisch has assisted several communities in implementing a pavement management program. •