April 29, 2020

Hart Crowser

Kevan

Graham

Dapcevich

Sved

Tabatabai

Rothman

In Seattle, Hart Crowser hired Eamaan Tabatabai and Jason Sved as geotechnical engineers and Joe Dapcevich as a field geologist. In Portland, the firm hired Della Graham as a geologist and resilience specialist and Luke Kevan as a geotechnical engineer. In Wailuku, Hawaii, it hired Natalie Rothman as an environmental scientist. Tabatabai has worked on building development projects for Amazon, the University of Washington, Bellevue College and The Wolff Co. Other clients include cities and utility districts. Sved has done field work and project management for food processing plants, telecommunication towers, churches, fire stations, elementary and high schools, sports facilities, highways, bridges, levees, trucking facilities, utility installations and health care buildings. Dapcevich has experience with construction sites, geological investigations, landslides and sinkholes, habitat restoration and lab testing.

Graham has 12 years of experience, managing projects involving environmental investigation and remediation, hazardous materials, stormwater, air emissions and disaster resilience. She is the resilience and community preparedness coordinator for Columbia County Emergency Management, working to strengthen the county's resiliency through outreach and education. Kevan has worked on projects involving deep building foundations, seismic hazard, retaining walls and slope stability. His clients have included the Oregon Department of Transportation, Washington State Department of Transportation, Portland Bureau of Transportation, and counties and municipalities. Rothman has a background in habitat vulnerability, restoration ecology and sustainability. She is experienced in environmental education and will support the county of Maui's MS4 Storm Water Program, and wetland and ecosystem projects. Hart Crowser provides geotechnical engineering, environmental science and engineering, stormwater services and resilience engineering.