Bonneau Dickson, PE, is a highly respected civil engineer with a career spanning over four decades, specializing in water, wastewater, and stormwater facility projects. His educational background includes degrees in civil and sanitary engineering from Georgia Tech and Harvard University, equipping him with the technical expertise to manage complex engineering challenges. Throughout his career, Dickson has been involved in nearly 300 projects, overseeing everything from initial studies to final construction phases.
His work is not limited to the United States; he has contributed to significant projects internationally, demonstrating a global understanding of water management issues. Dickson’s diverse project portfolio includes designing intricate wastewater treatment plants, developing efficient stormwater management systems, and ensuring the sustainable supply of clean water in various communities.
In addition to his hands-on project experience, Dickson has built a notable reputation as a forensic expert and expert witness over the past 25 years. His forensic work includes investigating and providing testimony in over 100 cases related to water, wastewater, sewage, and stormwater systems. His expert insights have been instrumental in resolving disputes and guiding legal decisions in these complex technical areas.
Dickson’s career also highlights his commitment to sharing knowledge and advancing the field of civil engineering. His consultancy work has influenced numerous projects, helping clients navigate regulatory requirements, adopt best practices, and implement innovative solutions.
His extensive experience and deep understanding of water-related infrastructure make Bonneau Dickson a sought-after expert in the industry. His contributions continue to impact the design and functionality of water systems, ensuring they meet the needs of growing populations and changing environmental conditions.
For more detailed information about his work and expertise, visit Bonneau Dickson’s website.
