Mr. Killingsworth is a graduate of Texas A&M University with a BS and MS in Civil Engineering specializing in pavement design, materials and construction. For nearly 20 years, Mr. Killingsworth worked in private pavement consulting conducting research projects for national, state and local entities. He also conducted numerous pavement designs for new and rehabilitated pavements, implemented pavement management systems, and conducted pavement forensic evaluations.
For NRMCA, Mr. Killingsworth heads the Local Paving Division which provides promotional and technical support as well as education to member companies, affiliate associations, and local owners and designers regarding concrete pavement designs, specifying materials, or construction issues. Support primarily includes the street and local road and parking lot markets and includes new pavements as well as the rehabilitation of older pavements. Mr. Killingsworth also represents NRMCA before organizations that develop codes and standards for pavements and also monitors and provides input to sustainability standards for roads and infrastructure.
About the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association (NRMCA)
Founded in 1930, the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association (NRMCA) is the leading industry advocate. Our mission is to create opportunities for our members and the industry to prosper through leadership in safety, environmental & operational excellence, promotion, advocacy, workforce development, and concrete technology advancements.
NRMCA works in partnership with state associations on issues such as promotion and regulatory concerns and extend what they can do to the national level. Our commitment to our members is second to none and we strive for constant communication on the latest information, products, services and programs to help our members expand their markets, improve their operations and amplify their voice in Washington.
NRMCA has several committees in which members and professional staff work together to support the mission. They include Audit and Finance, Concrete Promotion, Divisions/Bureaus, Government Affairs, Membership, Nominating, Business Advancement, Political Action, Research, Engineering and Standards, Safety, Environmental and Operations and Workforce Development.
