ICRI Delaware Valley October Dinner Meeting
Tuesday, October 29, 2024
Maggiano’s Little Italy – King of Prussia
160 N Gulph Rd Suite 205
King of Prussia, PA 19406
6:00-6:45 Networking
6:45-8:00 Dinner and Presentation
REGISTRATION:
$105 – ICRI Members
$125 – Non Members
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:
$350 Event Sponsor
$200 Dinner Sponsor
Our October Dinner Meeting Features Two Presentations For Our Members & Guests:
Restoration of the Brooklyn Bridge – Meshing Modern Approaches with Historic Techniques
Learn how our team utilized modern tools and processes mixed with tried-and-true repair methods to help plan, implement, perform, track, document, & report the restoration of an iconic structure.
Presented by:
Scott Waltman
As the commercial division manager for the Pullman Philadelphia branch, Scott oversees and leads a team of project managers and project engineers who manage projects across a broad range of markets including government buildings, historic buildings and structures, higher education, and condominiums as well as overseeing our more complex projects. As a 24-year industry veteran, Scott has had the privilege of managing many remarkable projects. Most recently, Scott co-managed with Jacqui at the Brooklyn Bridge and also the historic restoration of the mosaic exposed aggregate concrete of the Orchid House @ Longwood Gardens in Kennet Square, PA.
Maggie Murray
Maggie started full time as an Assistant Project Manager at the Brooklyn Bridge in June of 2020. As an Assistant Project Manager she specialized in field verifying exterior granite work items on the approaches and towers off of suspended scaffolds and lifts. Maggie was promoted to Project Manager in August of 2022 and transitioned to managing the reconstruction of the historic brick infill walls and modification, and reinstallation of hundreds of salvaged granite stones at the Manhattan Approach. Maggie is now managing multiple restoration projects in NYC and Westchester.
Radio Frequency Safety and Hazard Awareness for Work at Height
Radio frequency (RF) radiation sources can be found on roof tops, hidden in church steeples, high rise buildings and anywhere they can be installed. Professionals may not even know there are RF hazards in the area they are working and the need to understand the potential hazards and safety measures is paramount. This RF Awareness program addresses the definition of RF radiation, ionizing and non-ionizing radiation, occupational exposure, biological and health effects of RF energy, regulatory standards and industry guidelines, identification of RF hazards, use of RF meters, RF signage, PPE, and more.
Presented by:
Christopher Feder
Christopher Feder has been in emergency services since 1995 and started his career with the Penn Wynne-Overbrook Hills (PA) Fire Company, where he rose to the rank of assistant chief. He is the Director of Rescue & Rope Access Services for Med-Tex Services, Inc., based in Philadelphia. He is a Rescue Specialist Montgomery County (PA) US&R Team and has been a Pennsylvania State Fire Instructor since 2005. Chris is a published author and has presented at several national and international conferences including the International Technical Rescue Symposium (ITRS), The Fire Department Instructors Conference (FDIC International) and the Icelandic Search & Rescue Conference in Reykjavik, Iceland. He holds numerous Professional Rescue Technician certifications and is a SPRAT Level 2 and International Technical Rescue Association Level 3 (Rope Instructor & Assessor).