Jason Willoughby, CESCL, WAQTC

Senior Engineering Associate

Jason joined R&M in 2010 and has more than 15 years of construction experience. Since joining the firm, he has been involved in a variety of construction administration and materials testing projects, including airport, roadway, bridge and marine construction throughout Alaska. Jason’s responsibilities have included submittal reviews, processing RFIs, RFPs and change orders, quality assurance materials testing and reporting, grade inspection and paving inspection. He has served as project engineer, office engineer, paving inspector, grade inspector and/or materials inspector.

Jason Willoughby outside by the ocean
Education
B.S. Construction Management Technology Engineering, University of Maine
Registration/Certification
Alaska Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead
Western Alliance for Quality Transportation Construction Qualified: Aggregate, Embankment and Base, Density
American Concrete Institute Field Testing Technician – Grade 1
49CFR Hazardous Materials Transportation
Industry Experience
15 years
Contact
907.646.9662
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  • What places are on your travel bucket list?
    Scotland and Thailand.
  • What are you most likely doing on the weekends?
    In the winter, hanging with friends and doing house projects. In the summer, working.
  • If you weren’t doing your current job, what would be your dream job?
    Retirement or managing the "old money" trust fund.
  • What is a fun fact few people know about you?
    I've been to almost every racetrack in New England
  • What shows are you currently watching?
    Schitts Creek, The Book of Boba Fett and Letterkenny
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Jason’s Projects

Glenn Highway Capacity Improvements

Eagle River, Alaska

Materials Sampling, Testing and Inspection Services Term Agreement

Alaska

Alaska Airlines Maintenance Hangar Inspections and Testing

Anchorage, Alaska

Jason’s News & Views

Investing in Airline Infrastructure Upgrades and Service Improvements

Work continues at Alaska Airlines facilities across the state as part of their $100 million investment in infrastructure projects. The airline’s 2020 Great Land Improvement Plan includes construction of a new $50 million maintenance hangar on track to be completed this fall, and upgrades to the 11 airport terminals the airlines owns and maintains. Alaska […]

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