Executive Committee

William "Bud" Earley, Aquafin, Inc.

Chaired by the ICRI president, the Executive Committee is made up of the president, past president, president-elect, vice president, secretary, treasurer and the TAC chair and executive director (who have no voting privileges). This committee can act for the ICRI board of directors in any matters requiring attention between regular board meetings.

ICRI Board of Direction

William "Bud" Earley, Aquafin, Inc.

Chaired by the ICRI president, this committee serves the association by providing a place for the entire ICRI Board of Directors to communicate in any matters requiring attention between regular board meetings.

AWARDS Committee

David G. Karins, P.E., Karins Engineering Group, Inc.

The Awards Committee administers ICRI's annual Project Awards Program. Activities include maintaining the Project Award Rules and awards submittal process, selecting the pool of judges for each year's judging based on geographic location of the Fall Convention (where the Awards are presented each year), and reviewing the awards program as needed.

Certification Committee

Monica M. Rourke, Dry Works, Inc.

The Certification Committee is tasked with administering ICRI's new Certification program. Beginning with the first program, the Slab Moisture Testing Technician Certification, Grade I, this committee will determine course outlines, participant requirements and application proceedures, selection of qualified instructors, the dates and location of programs, as well as administer the qualification of applicants into each certification program as required by the committee. This committee will also serve to develop future programs.

Slab Moisture Testing Technician Certification, Grade I

Chair: Peter Craig, Concrete Constructives

This subcommittee was formed to specificially monitor and run ICRI's first Certification class, the Slab Moisture Testing Technician Certification, Grade I program. Committee members will assist with participant selection from qualified applicants, determine Tier 1 and Tier 2 selection for each applicant, and assist with class administration.

Surface Repair Inspector

Chairs: Tanya Komas, CSU Chico and Peter Emmons, Structural Preservation Systems, LLC

This subcommittee was formed to specificially develop ICRI's second Certification class, the Surface Repair Inspector. Committee members will assist with participant selection from qualified applicants and assist with class administration.

Chapters Committee

Keith Harrison, Capital Restoration & Waterproofing, Inc.

The Chapters Committee studies and develops policies and guidelines for the operation of U.S. and international chapters of the Institute and encourages their formation. 

Standing activities include: facilitating the Chapter Awards program, maintaining the ICRI Guide to Chapter Organization and Operation, monitoring chapter activities worldwide, reviewing chapter charters for approval and setting chapter policies.

The Committee also oversees all international activities of ICRI, such as participation in international conferences.

Coordination Committee

Kevin A. Michols, Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.

Chaired by the TAC Chairman, the Coordinating Committee is made up of the TAC Secretary, all ICRI Administrative Committee Chairs, all ICRI Technical Committee chairs, and members of the Technical Activities Committee. This committee is designed to facilitate harmonization of document development and committee operation process between ICRI committees.

EDUCATION Committee

Lee Sizemore, Monson Nicholas, Inc.

The Education Committee provides educational programs to disseminate technical information on repair, restoration and protection of concrete.

Fellows Committee

Charles J. Knight, Ardex Americas

The Fellows Committee administers the ICRI Fellows program. It reviews nominations for Fellows and makes recommendations to the ICRI board of directors for ICRI Fellows each year.

Finance Committee

Brian Daley, C.A. Lindman, Inc.

The Finance Committee is chaired by ICRI's Treasurer and oversees ICRI's budget and finances. It gathers all budgets submitted by individual committees and makes recommendations to the ICRI board on specific committee budgets. The committee also works with ICRI staff to develop the yearly budget.

Marketing Committee

Connie Mugno, Mugno Consulting

This committee oversees ICRI's organizational marketing and membership recruitment and retention activities. The committee oversees ICRI trade show participation, web site updates and any other activity that involves ICRI trying to reach its membership and beyond. 

The committee also oversees ICRI's Project Awards Program and broadens the industry through educational opportunities and the ICRI Scholarship Program.

Meetings and Conventions Committee

Michael Breetz, Structural Systems Repair Group (SSRG)

The Meetings and Conventions Committee works with ICRI staff on the parameters of ICRI's meeting and conventions. It establishes items such as convention themes and forum topics and is developing convention guidelines, especially with chapter participation in mind.

Nominating Committee

Donald T. Ford, Watertight Systems, Inc.

The immediate past president of ICRI always chairs this committee, and its members are elected by the whole ICRI membership. The Nominating Committee reviews the nominations for the ICRI board and Executive Committee and develops a slate of candidates for ICRI's yearly elections.

Publications Committee

Ralph C. Jones, PE, Structural Engineering Associates

The Publications Committee oversees all ICRI publications. It is involved in reviewing articles and content for the Concrete Repair Bulletin and responsible for developing the themes for its editorial calendar. The committee is also involved in overseeing the management of all ICRI publications sold through the ICRI Publications Catalog. It is currently revising the CRB Editorial Review Guidelines and Processes.

Technical Activities Committee

Kevin A. Michols, Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.

The Technical Activities Committee oversees the activities of all of ICRI's Technical Committees and Task Groups. They developed the review process for the ICRI Guidelines, and are responsible for its administration. They are also responsible for recommendations concerning the formation of new Technical Committees and any other ICRI activities where technical content is an issue.

TAC approved a draft set of terms and definitions for the concrete repair and restoration industry. This valuable resource is available for free download to all in the industry.

Download Concrete Repair Terminology, March 2002 (.pdf). 

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