SEAMT has organized committees to support the mission of the Association. Committees are made up of volunteer SEAMT members. Committees are tasked with furthering the professional practice of structural engineering in Montana through active participation in advocacy for structural engineers and their positions with local and State government agencies; to lend government agencies our expertise in building code provisions; to organize structural engineers in emergency response preparedness and coordination with government officials; to develop training and educational seminars for structural engineers; in organizing and informing members of SEAMT; and to support similar committees of the National Council of Structural Engineers.
If you are interested in participating on one or more of SEAMT’s committees or would like more information on them please contact us. Committees are open to all SEAMT members.
Peter Jacobsen, Chairman
Encourage and support governmental actions that provide protection of the general public and enhancement of the structural engineering profession within Montana.
Jason Hicks, Chairman
Facilitate discussions of building code discussions amongst membership and development of consensus opinions for local building enforcement agencies.
Jami Lorenz, Chairman
Provide opportunities for continuing education of SEAMT membership and suggestions for technical presentations at statewide conferences (i.e. MSE Joint Engineers Conference,Spring Engineering Program).
Gretchen Iman, Chairman
Promote and maintain membership of SEAMT.
Jami Lorenz, Chairman
Development of a quarterly newsletter, press releases, advertisements, etc., to support the objectives and efforts of SEAMT.
Theron Thompson, Chairman
Develop the framework and volunteer organization necessary to respond to local, state, or national emergency situations requiring structural engineering evaluations and assessments.
Tyler Hessler
Organize and promote collaboration and networking amongst structural engineers 35 years and younger.
