Hermanus has experience in a variety of transportation studies for all types of roadways—from local streets to freeways—with a particular focus on conceptual and detailed geometric design. On such projects, Hermanus considers impacts to natural resources, constructability, phased implementation opportunities, traffic control, and cost estimating in establishing the appropriate improvements. He has developed master plans for road networks, including airport traffic circulation, corridor studies, and access management. He also has extensive experience preparing final traffic and roadway plans, special provisions, and cost estimates for transportation engineering projects. He has also conducted transportation impact analyses dealing with safety issues, access management, and on-site circulation for a variety of developments. He understand the interaction between geometry, operations, and safety, and considers and analyses trade-offs to development community-based solutions. Hermanus’ wide range of civil engineering experience, with an emphasis on traffic and transportation, brings sound engineering judgment to exceptionally large and complex projects. He is excellent at tracking issues, project scope, budget, and schedule, and he quickly garners trust with both public and private sector clients and stakeholders.