About Our Business
Kevin H. Shepard P.E. has designed several high
profile and complex site projects including:
Port of Long Beach, Pacific Container Terminal,
California
Lock and Dam 24, Clarksville, Missouri
X-33 Launch Site Edwards Air Force Base, California
CERRO Copper, Cedar City, Utah
Kevin H. Shepard P.E. is cost effective when meeting
smaller projects as many of his satisfied customers will agree.
Some of these projects include:
Church of the Shepherd, 94 Campus
Dollar General, House Springs
Video Galaxy, Hillsborough
Foristell Car Wash
Seven Hills Car Wash
About Us
Kevin Shepard has been working as a licensed
Professional Engineer for nearly twenty years. His
varied career spans employment in large and small
engineering companies.
Although Kevin enjoyed the excitement of working on
state-of-the-art projects like the proposed X-33 launch
site once slated to replace the NASA Shuttle program,
the Sverdrup Master Builder Award winning Fujisawa
USA Plant and the reconditioning of Lock and Dam 24,
he missed interacting with clients and owners of the
property. He also missed the satisfaction of designing
locally owned projects and seeing the project through
from start to finish.
After several years working for large companies, Kevin
resolved to form a company where personal service was
paramount and where all clients have access to the
Chief Engineer, Project Manager and Owner.
Kevin received his degree in Civil Engineering from
University of Missouri at Rolla. He is a member of
ASCE.
Kevin is also active is the community and is the Board
President of Disabled Athlete Sports Association,
DASA. In his spare time, he enjoys participating in
triathalons and hanging out with his three sons.
Kevin is licensed in Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, and
Utah
Robin Shepard holds an M.S in Material Science and
Engineering and a D.Sc. in Chemical Engineering from
Washington University.
Robin has been on staff at Washington University as a
Adjunct Professor for over ten years. She has taught
several courses of Chemical Engineering curriculum
and has been a leader in safety education. Her
students have won the award for the safety portion of
the Design Competition sponsored annually by AIChE
for three consecutive years.
Robin worked as a Materials and Process Engineer for
McDonnell Douglas/Boeing for over ten years prior to
pursuing advanced degrees from Washington
University. Her work included composite materials,
carbon fiber reinforcements, adhesives, and coatings
on various missiles and low observable programs.
She is a member of American Society of Chemical
Engineers (AIChE) and, American Society of
Engineering Educators (ASEE).
