Anchorage Post April Luncheon

2018 Alaska Magnitude 7.2 Earthquake – Structural Lessons Learned

About this presentation:

Jake Horazdovsky from Respec will present on the structural lessons learned from the 2018 Magnitude 7.2 Alaska Earthquake, including site survey findings and commercial/residential building codes

About our Speaker:

Speaker: Jake Horazdovsky, Civil & Structural Engineer, Respec

Jake Horazdovsky graduated from UAF in 2010 with a master’s in civil engineering. His thesis project focused on the seismic response of bridge piers in frozen vs. unfrozen soils.

After graduating from UAF he started work at RESPEC, PDC Engineers at the time, where he is currently a Senior Structural Engineer. He has actively been involved in evaluating, assessing, and analyzing existing, new and historic structures along with conducting lateral analyses for wind and earthquake loads for private, commercial, and military clients. His design experience has ranged from Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities (DOT&PF) structures to school renovations in rural Alaska. His military projects have spanned across Alaska and beyond, from Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER), Clear Space Force Station (SFS) to Hawaii and California.

Jake grew up on the Kenai Peninsula. He worked his way through high school and college framing houses and commercial buildings. This construction experience gives him a unique insight into wood framing construction techniques used in Alaska.

Outside of work Jake lives in Chugiak with his wife Kortnie and their 4 children. He is currently the President of the Chugiak Community Council, serves on the Chugiak Eagle River Advisory Board, and the Board of SEAAK.

Location: BP Energy Center
Time:
1145-1300 (Doors open at 1145, program starts at 1200)

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Phone Conference ID: 632 177 923#