Gorrill to lead company’s Bridges and Structures Group
Dallas – October 3, 2024 – Irving, TX-based RailPros announced today that it has hired George Gorrill as its National Discipline Manager of Bridges and Structures.
“George’s entrance affords us a significant opportunity to expand our services for new and existing clients,” said Ken Koff, Chief Executive Officer for RailPros. “As the latest addition in a series of new hires, George will help us continue to build on our engineering team’s current strengths and grow our capabilities.”
Gorrill brings over 25 years of engineering experience, including 20 years in the Chicago area and more than a decade . He has managed design-bid-build and design-build projects involving complex and long-span bridge design, inspection, rehabilitation, and load rating across the Midwest, and he is familiar with consultant and DOT bridge staff throughout the region.
“I’m excited to join RailPros and lead the Bridges and Structures Group, where we have a unique opportunity to shape the future of rail infrastructure,” said George Gorrill, National Discipline Manager of Bridges and Structures for RailPros. “Together we’ll drive innovation and deliver exceptional results that leave a lasting impact on the industry.”
Gorrill will report to Chief Engineer Bob Matthews. He will be based in the company’s Chicago office and will oversee on projects nationwide.
Gorrill holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He is a licensed Professional Engineer and Structural Engineer.
Gorrill’s addition to RailPros further strengthens the company’s engineering division, which works on major infrastructure projects across North America. In addition to engineering, RailPros provides the rail industry with diversified safety services, Right of Way management, and training and media production.
The company has continued its strong growth trajectory in 2024, opening a second location in Mexico last month, and acquiring Omega Rail Management earlier this year.