Sweden-based contractor and developer Skanska has announced shifts in management for its USA Civil operation’s West Coast staff. 

As a part of his transition towards retirement, Mike Aparicio, primarily based in Pasadena, California, will step except for his present position of government vice chairman of the West Coast area to turn into senior vice chairman of operations. He’ll keep in that position into subsequent 12 months to assist with strategic transitions, in line with the discharge.

Senior vice chairman James Bailey, who is predicated in Riverside, California, has labored with Skanska since 2009, and he’ll transfer into Aparicio’s position as government vice chairman. Ryan Clayton, who joined Skanska in 2001 and since labored on tasks throughout the U.S., will likely be promoted to senior vice chairman, common supervisor. He’ll oversee day-to-day operations of the West Coast Civil division in his new position.

Aparicio joined Skanska in 2008, delivering infrastructure jobs just like the Exposition Gentle Rail Transit Part 2 undertaking. Accomplished in 2016, the 6.6-mile rail extension for the Exposition Rail Authority connects Culver Metropolis, California, to Santa Monica, California.

“It’s with a mix of feelings that I share that Mike Aparicio will likely be transitioning towards retirement,” Don Fusco, president and CEO of Skanska USA’s Civil operations, mentioned in a press release. “Mike has been a drive within the development business and an enormous asset to our staff during the last 15 years.”

The adjustments are efficient Aug. 7.