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Urban’s Joseph Musil Reelected to Board of the Pennsylvania Association of Environmental Professionals
Publication Date
January 5th 2022, 12:00 pm
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Urban is pleased to announce that Joseph F. Musil Jr., PE, PP, LEED AP BD+C, has been reelected to the board of directors of the Pennsylvania Association of Environmental Professionals (PAEP). Mr. Musil, a project manager based out of the firm’s Philadelphia headquarters, will serve another three-year term.

 

“It has been a privilege to serve on the board of PAEP and I look forward to continuing my advisory role,” said Mr. Musil. “Advancing the environmental profession is a tenet for me and I enjoy supporting organizations like PAEP whose mission aligns with my values.”

 

Mr. Musil is an environmental engineer who has spent almost 30 years with Urban Engineers. He has diversified work experience in both the private and public sectors, including private consulting and ombudsman services for industrial and manufacturing facilities, engineering consultants, government agencies, and local authorities/municipalities. His responsibilities have included management of multimillion-dollar construction projects, environmental and OSHA site audits, and review of multimillion-dollar government procurement centers' activities. He places emphasis on environmental program management, developing standardized contracting procedures and documents, long-range planning, and improving Total Quality Management within client operations.

 

Mr. Musil also served 10 years with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Region 2 Construction Grants Office as a senior project engineer, where he evaluated infrastructure projects for environmental impacts, project needs, and economic impacts. He has personally inspected dozens of project impact zones and construction sites to develop mitigation plans, alternative site locations, and to evaluate proposed changes in right-of-way configurations. He has coordinated reviews by other experts, such as biologists, hydrologists, and archaeologists, to obtain the timely review and delivery of projects.