Jeff Thoms, PE has been promoted to the role of Manager, Structural Engineering. In this role he will be responsible for daily operations of the department and execution of the department’s strategic assignments.

Jeff has more than 25 years of experience in structural engineering and design. Projects include multi-tenant housing, industrial, educational and institutional structures. From elementary schools and middle schools to waste water treatment plants, he has experience in project management, detailed engineering design, and construction administration. Some of his earlier achievements include work on one of the mill buildings at the Bethlehem Steel Plant and two additions for what was then known as Lucent Technologies.

He also ahas experience with athletic and sports facilities, having worked on a design team for the Spillman Farmer-led sports complex project at Susquehanna University. He also has provided structural engineering on a number of YMCA projects and an ice skating rink.

He has been involved in several projects for the federal government including an addition to the William J. Hughes testing facility in Atlantic City, New Jersey and a structural analysis of the existing concrete roof of the Vanderbilt Mansion in Hyde Park, New York. He was also on the structural design team for the restoration of the Statue of Liberty on July 4, 2009.

Jeff is a graduate of The Pennsylvania State University, B.A.E. (Architectural Engineering), 1997; Minor, Engineering Mechanics. He is licensed Professional Engineer in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and New York.

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Jeff Thoms, PE Named Manager, Structural Engineering