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Brief Introduction to the Risk Management Center (RMC) US Army Corps of Engineers

Brief Introduction to the Risk Management Center (RMC) US Army Corps of Engineers. Scott Shewbridge, PhD, PE, GE, CFM Denver, Colorado and Davis, California. Organization and Leadership. Mission. Lead infrastructure risk management development and technical analysis of dams and levees

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Brief Introduction to the Risk Management Center (RMC) US Army Corps of Engineers

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  1. Brief Introduction to the Risk Management Center (RMC)US Army Corps of Engineers Scott Shewbridge, PhD, PE, GE, CFM Denver, Colorado and Davis, California

  2. Organization and Leadership

  3. Mission • Lead infrastructure risk management development and technical analysis of dams and levees • Support risk-informed decision-making for district commanders and DSO’s • Support HQ prioritization and planning for risk reduction studies and activities • Provide training • Develop tools • Develop expertise • Support and Review DSMCProducts • Lead dam safety risk assessments • QA/QC for safety and risk products • Technical review of PA/IE/DSM products • QA/QC for Dam Safety program performance • Focal point for dam safety policies and methods • Manage ATR and IEPR for Dam Safety and Levee Safety • Oversee Wedge Projects and Monitor IRRM Progress

  4. US Levees • About 15,000 miles in the National Levee Database • Probably 100,000+ miles in the nation per NLSC Source – USACE National Levee Database

  5. Portfolio Management and Risk • Currently ~2,800 Segments for Evaluation Source – USACE Levee Screening Tool

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