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Jeffrey A. Travis, P.E., S.E. Principal Engineer Buildings & Structures 4580 Weaver Parkway, Suite 100 Warrenville, IL 60555 (630) 658-7504 tel jtravis@exponent.com Professional Profile Mr. Travis has over 30 years of experience in structural engineering, with expertise in structural analysis and design, construction technology, large-scale collapse investigations, structural dynamics and blast analysis, construction failure analysis, and crane operations and safety practices. A majority of his work focuses on cause and origin investigations of building damage, building envelope performance, repair, and rehabilitation of structures, construction defect analysis, and construction disputes. Mr. Travis has designed and analyzed a myriad of different structure types, including single family residences, commercial low and medium rise buildings, heavy industrial structures used in the power and manufacturing industries, transmission towers, bridges, and parking structures. He is experienced in the use of wood, reinforced/precast/post-tensioned concrete, structural steel, and masonry in construction. Mr. Travis has acted as the Project Engineer for a variety of projects including the design and evaluation of post-tensioned, precast and cast-in-place concrete, steel framed, timber, and masonry structures. He has performed structural evaluations, developed plans, specifications, budgets and schedules, and provided construction administration. Academic Credentials & Professional Honors M.S., Civil Engineering, Michigan State University, 1987 B.S., Civil Engineering, Michigan State University, 1986 Chi Epsilon Civil Engineering Honor Society Tau Beta Pi National Engineering Honor Society DeVleig Fellowship, Case Center for Computer Aided Design, Michigan State University Licenses and Certifications Licensed Professional Engineer, Alabama, #27384-E Licensed Professional Engineer, Arkansas #15712 Licensed Professional Engineer, Florida, #62237 Licensed Professional Engineer, Georgia, #PE041160 09/17 Page 1

Licensed Professional Engineer, Illinois, #062-046949 Licensed Structural Engineer, Illinois, #081-005355 Licensed Professional Engineer, Kentucky, #24704 Licensed Professional Engineer, Louisiana, #32997 Licensed Professional Engineer, Michigan, #6201057899 Licensed Professional Engineer, Mississippi, #17063 Licensed Professional Engineer, Missouri, #EN 030003 Licensed Professional Engineer, Pennsylvania, #PE072210 Licensed Professional Engineer, Tennessee, #118916 Licensed Professional Engineer, Texas, #86820 Prior Experience Senior Director, Packer Engineering, Inc., 1999-2008 Project Engineer/Manager, Carl Walker, Inc., 1996-1999 Project Engineer, Raths, Raths & Johnson, Inc., 1994-1996 Project Engineer, Vectra Technologies, Inc., 1988-1994 Project Engineer, Newport News Shipbuilding, 1987-1988 Professional Affiliations Structural Engineers Association of Illinois Post Tensioning Institute PTI American Concrete Institute ACI American Society of Civil Engineers ASCE American Institute of Steel Construction AISC Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute PCI Appointments Structural Engineering Institute Standards Committee - ASCE/SEI 11 - Structural Condition Assessment of Existing Buildings, Vice Chairman Structural Engineering Institute Standards Committee - ASCE/SEI 30 - Guideline for Condition Assessment of the Building Envelope, Vice Chairman 09/17 Page 2

ASCE Construction Institute Task Committee on Crane Safety on Construction Sites ASCE Forensic Engineering Division Committee on Forensic Investigations Publications Presentations Amundsen, RJ, Travis, JA. Jury swayed by sway in I-Beam. DRI Product Liability Conference, Las Vegas, NV, February 8, 2017. Johnson DA, Travis JA. Legal realities of crane litigation, ASCE/CI Summit, Orlando, FL, March 10, 2016. Davis CW, Travis JA. Risks associated with green buildings. Society of Illinois Construction Attorneys, Chicago, IL, December 2013. Travis JA. When things go boom in the night: Case studies of civil engineering investigations. Kansas Society of Professional Engineers, Overland Park, KS, June 2012. Peraza DB, Travis JA. Crane safety An industry in flux. 5th Congress on Forensic Engineering, Washington, DC, November 2009. Travis JA. Claims with Crane Operations. Houston Claims Association Continuing Education Seminar, Houston, TX, February 2009. Travis JA. ASME and OSHA Minimum Mobile Crane Safety Requirements. Crane & Hoist Conference & Exhibition, Rosemont, IL, 2003. Project Experience Palau Bridge Collapse Performed post-collapse cause and origin investigation of a post-tensioned, box girder, concrete bridge structure. Conducted field investigation of collapse site, coordinated with other consultants and contractors to document the scene, retrieved artifacts, and observed demolition activities. Performed design review and structural analyses of the collapse under a variety of loading conditions to determine the mechanism of collapse. Kaiser Aluminum Explosion Performed post-explosion event investigations on commercial, industrial, governmental, and residential structures. Investigative findings were used to identify building components requiring demolition, shoring, and/or repair. Texas A&M Bonfire Collapse Performed post-collapse cause and origin investigation of a wood timber bonfire structure. Conducted field investigation of collapse site, coordinated with other consultants and contractors to document the scene, retrieved artifacts, and performed materials testing activities. Performed design review and structural analyses of the collapse under a variety of loading conditions to determine the mechanism of collapse. Notre Dame Football Stadium Conducted field investigation of stadium site, coordinated with other consultants and contractors to document the scene, retrieved artifacts, and performed materials testing activities. Performed design review and structural analyses of the subject structure under a variety of loading conditions to determine the mechanism of the observed structural distress. Homer City Duct Collapse Performed post-collapse cause and origin investigation of a steel framed duct support structure. Conducted field investigation of collapse site, coordinated with other consultants and contractors to document the scene, retrieved artifacts, and performed materials testing activities. 09/17 Page 3

Performed design review and structural analyses of the collapse under a variety of loading conditions to determine the mechanism of collapse. Hancock Scaffold Collapse Performed post-collapse cause and origin investigation of a steel/aluminum framed scaffold and scaffold support structure. Conducted field investigation of collapse site, coordinated with other consultants and contractors to document the scene, retrieved artifacts, and performed materials testing activities. Performed design review and structural analyses of the collapse under a variety of loading conditions to determine the mechanism of collapse. Hurricane Katrina Damage Investigations Performed post-hurricane event investigations on commercial, industrial, religious, governmental, and residential structures. Investigative findings were used to identify building components requiring demolition, shoring, and/or repair. Damages were categorized as being the result of wind and/or storm surge. Concrete Structures Tower Crane Collapse Performed post-collapse cause and origin investigation of a steel framed tower crane support structure. Conducted field investigation of collapse site, coordinated with other consultants and contractors to document the scene, retrieved artifacts, and performed materials testing activities. Performed design review and structural analyses of the collapse under a variety of loading conditions to determine the mechanism of collapse. Conducted a peer review of the crane foundation design. Great River Energy Collapse Performed post-collapse cause and origin investigation of a posttensioned concrete floor slab and aluminum shoring system. Conducted field investigation of collapse site, coordinated with other consultants and contractors to document the scene, and established an artifact retention facility. Performed design review and structural analyses of the collapse under a variety of loading conditions to determine the mechanism of collapse Jay Dee/Affholder Vibration Damage Investigations Performed post-blasting event investigations on residential structures. Compared blasting records of particle velocity with established thresholds for structural damage, and pre-blasting videos and condition assessments with post-blasting conditions. Prepared reports of investigative findings that were used for arbitration hearings. KC Iatan Crane Collapse Performed post-collapse cause and origin investigation of a lattice boom mobile crane tipover. Conducted field investigation of collapse site, coordinated with other consultants and contractors to document the scene, and documented artifacts. Performed a review of the crane setup, operating procedures, and lift plan to determine the mechanism of collapse. Boise Bridge Collapse Performed post-collapse cause and origin investigation of a pre-assembled bridge structure with precast concrete girders and cast-in-place concrete deck. Conducted field investigation of collapse site, coordinated with other consultants and contractors to document the scene, retrieved material samples, performed material testing, performed a design review and structural analyses of the collapse under a variety of loading conditions to determine the mechanism of the collapse. Indiana State Fair Stage Collapse Performed post-collapse cause and origin investigation of a temporary stage structure collapse. Conducted field investigation of collapse site, and coordinated with other consultants and contractors to document the scene. Performed design review and structural analysis of the collapse to determine the mechanism of collapse. Additional Education & Training Structural Design for Wind Loads: An Overview of Engineering Considerations for Wood Buildings, Wood Products Council, 2017 Foundation Design Primer, SEAOI, 2017 09/17 Page 4

What Structural Engineers Should Know About Fire Design, AISC, 2017 Load Ratings of Highway Bridges, SEAOI, 2017 Current Issues in Crane Safety, ASCE 2016 OSHA Regulations and Other Standards, ASCE 2016 How to Review a Lift Plan, ASCE, 2016 Investigations, Failures and Repairs of Existing Structures, SEAOI, 2015 ACI 318-14: Reorganized for Design Building Code Seminar, ACI, 2015 School of Masonry - A Hands on Approach, SEAOI, 2014 ASCE/OSHA Crane Safety Seminar, ASCE, 2014 Evaluation, Repair, Protection and Strengthening of Existing Concrete Structures, NCSEA/Vector Construction, Inc., 2014 Seismic Design Manual and Application of the 2010 AISC Seismic Provisions, AISC, 2013 Occupant Caused Floor Vibrations, SEAOI, 2013 Significant Changes from ACI 318-08 to ACI 318-11, Structures and Codes Institute, 2013 Back to the Future: Relearning Passive Fire Resistant Design. PCI, 2013 Troubleshooting Concrete Forming and Shoring, ACI, 2012 Design and Construction of Steel Sheet Piling, ASCE Geo-Institute/SEI, 2012 Crane Risk Management, ENR/McGraw Hill, 2011 Ground Modification, Earth Retention, and Deep Foundations, SEAOI, 2011 Nondestructive Tools and Techniques for SEs, SEAOI, 2011 Crane Safety for Engineers and Supervisors, ASCE, 2010 Effective Steel Design: Step-by-Step Design for Commercial and Industrial Buildings, AISC, 2010 Practical Design of Structures for Blast Effects, SEAOI, 2009 Development and Splicing of Flexural Reinforcement Based on ACI 318-08, PCA, 2009 Practical Design of Bolted and Welded Steel Connections, ASCE, 2009 Torsion Design of Structural Concrete Based on ACI 318-05, PCA, 2009 Design and Renovation of Wood Structures, ASCE, 2008 ATC 20 Post Earthquake Safety Evaluation of Buildings, 2007 09/17 Page 5

ATC 45 Safety Evaluation of Buildings After Wind-Storms and Floods, 2007 Analysis and Design of Post-Tensioned Structures, PTI, 2007 Wind Loading and Wind Engineering, SEAOI, 2006 Design Steel Your Way with the 2005 AISC Specification, AISC, 2006 PCI 6th Edition Design Handbook Seminar, 2006 Contract Change Order Seminar, Lorman, 2006 ASCE Structural Vibration Analysis, Design and Troubleshooting, 2005 Bridge Design Workshop, SEAOI, 2005 Structural Steel Inspection Seminar, Steel Structures Technology Center, 2003 Managing Crane and Rigging Operations to Improve Safety and Eliminate Accidents, University of Wisconsin - Madison, 2002 ACI/PCA 318-02 Building Code Seminar, 2002 Fall Protection Competent Person Class, The Chicagoland Construction Safety Council, 2002 Supported Scaffold Hazard Awareness Class, The Chicagoland Construction Safety Council, 2002 Suspended Scaffold Hazard Awareness Class, The Chicagoland Construction Safety Council, 2002 Structural Engineering Winter Institute, NCSEA, 2001 Wind Loads for Buildings and Other Structures, ASCE, 2000 Lateral Framing Systems East of the Rockies, AISC, 2000 Engineered Wood Products in Building Design, The Engineered Wood Association, 1999 Project Management Workshop, Northwestern University, 1998 Designing Masonry Using the 1995 MSJC Code, The Masonry Society and the ACI, 1998 Structural Engineers Refresher Course, SEAOI, 1994 09/17 Page 6