David McCargar P.e.

David McCargar, P.E. has a diverse and extensive work experience spanning over 25 years in civil engineering and project management. Their most recent role is as the Manager of Engineering-Construction at the Port of San Diego, where they oversee the implementation of capital projects. Prior to that, they worked as a Capital Project Manager at the Port of San Diego for four years.

Before joining the Port of San Diego, McCargar worked at Reyes Construction, Inc. for six years as a Project Manager, Bridge Engineer, and Estimator. In this role, they were responsible for conducting detailed plan and specification review, defining scope of work, estimating costs, coordinating subcontracted work, and managing active projects, including a notable project at Correia Middle School.

In the earlier years of their career, McCargar held positions at Martin and Ziemniak as a Civil Engineering Manager, Boyle Engineering as a Project Engineer, Dokken Engineering as a Project Engineer, and Herzog Contracting Corp. as a Project Engineer. During this time, they gained experience in diverse areas such as hydrology and drainage studies, stormwater management, water resources, wastewater facilities, and road and pipeline design.

McCargar's early career also includes a role at Daley Corp. as a Project and Bridge Engineer, where they gained expertise in construction engineering and coordination with various government agencies. David was involved in designing bridge falsework, shoring and forming systems, and slope stability and excavation plans.

Overall, McCargar's work experience demonstrates their proficiency in civil engineering, project management, and coordination with government agencies. David has a strong track record of successfully executing diverse infrastructure projects and delivering quality results.

David McCargar, P.E. graduated from San Diego State University in 1996 with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. Prior to attending university, McCargar completed their high school education at Monta Vista High School, although the specific years of attendance are unknown.