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The Kaneohe and Kailua Wastewater Conveyance and Treatment Facilities Project. This is the largest tunnel boring machine project ever done in Hawaii. Very unique method for Hawaii as the machine was at times 700 feet underground and was mining through salt water. Very little to no disruption to residents or traffic. The presentation provides photos and drawings related to a 3-mile long, 10-foot inside diameter sewer tunnel being constructed between the citys Kaneohe and Kailua Sewage Treatment Plants. Don will comment on elements of project management, especially change management, in the tunnel construction industry.
Speaker Bio
Don Olson, P.E., is a senior construction manager in the Tunnel and Earth Engineering Department of CH2M, an international engineering firm based in Denver, CO, with an office here in Honolulu.
He earned a BS Degree in Civil Engineering at U.C. Berkeley in 1970, and the MS Degree in Geological Engineering at Michigan Technological University in 1977. He worked for three years with a tunnel construction firm in Baltimore and then spent most of the next 34 years in geotechnical exploration and tunnel construction management in Milwaukee before being assigned to the KK Tunnel Project CM Team led by Bowers + Kubota in 2013.
Event Details
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Event ID: C166-P1603160
Location: The Plaza Club
Date: March 16, 2016
Time: 11:30am - 1:00pm
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LocationPlaza Club - Pioneer Plaza, 20th Floor (View)
900 Fort Street
Honolulu, HI 96813
United States
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