Brian D. Emberg, P.E.
Senior Vice President
Mr. Emberg has amassed diverse experience through the successful design and management of hundreds of infrastructure projects. His understanding of project management and keen sense of business practices has lead him to his current position as Senior Vice President at Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc. In this role, he focuses on strategic business development and client engagement.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Email: bemberg@hrg-inc.com
Office: 717.564.1121
Cell: 717.979.6217
LinkedIn: Brian D. Emberg, P.E.
EDUCATION
- BS, Structural Design & Construction Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University
CREDENTIALS
- Registered Professional Engineer: PA, MD, WV, and OH
AFFILIATIONS
- American Society of Civil Engineers
- American Society of Highway Engineers
- American Railway Engineering and Maintenance-of-Way Association
- Design Build Institute of America
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
- Bridge inspection and design
- Roadway design
- Structural engineering
- Transportation funding
INDUSTRY KNOWLEDGE
In addition to his vast civil engineering experience, Mr. Emberg has extensive knowledge of transportation roadway, bridge, and structural design, as well as the funding process. He has guided numerous municipalities through their responsibilities as a local project sponsor on state and federally funded projects. He has also completed many roadway and bridge improvement projects for state government and is thus very knowledgeable of the standards and procedures that must be followed on such contracts.
Due to his many years of experience in the transportation industry, Mr. Emberg has a comprehensive understanding of related areas of expertise such as environmental studies, and permitting and historical resources as well as their impact on roadway and bridge projects. He also has extensive training in the Americans with Disabilities Act.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Mr. Emberg has completed a broad range of transportation improvement projects. Specifically, he has designed or inspected bridges ranging in size from single-span, municipally and county owned structures to multi-span bridges owned by the state (including historical landmark structures). This includes the inspection, repair, and restoration of the world famous 2,000 feet long 300 foot high Kinzua Bridge in northern Pennsylvania. He has also designed dozens of roadway reconstruction and rehabilitation projects, ranging from single intersections to miles of arterial highway and interstate interchanges. In addition, he has provided structural engineering services for several maintenance garages and engineering services for a wide variety of transportation land development projects such as rest areas, service plazas, and parking facilities.
