Jean-Jacques Paré

Background

Paré, Jean-Jacques was born on March 14, 1929 in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. Son of Charles-Auguste and Anna (Delorme) Paré.

Education

Bachelor, College St. Jean-Eudes, Quebec City, 1950; Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, Laval U., Quebec City, 1955; diploma in concrete, Imperial College, London, 1956; diploma in soil mechanics, Imperial College, London, 1957.

Career

Soil engineer, Quebec Highway Department, Quebec City, 1957-1960; lecturer soil mechanics, U. Sherbrooke, Quebec, 1960-1965; head soil mechanics, TECSULT, Montreal, Quebec, 1965-1972; head geotechnique department, James Bay Energy Corporation, Montreal, 1973-1987; geotechnology advisor, Shawinigan-Lavalin, Montreal, 1988-1991; geotechnology advisor, SNC-Shawinigan, Montreal, 1991-1993; private practice consultant, Verdun, since 1994.

Achievements

• Jean-Jacques Paré has been listed as a noteworthy safety consultant, civil engineer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

President Monseigneur Codère Foundation, Montreal, 1979-1982. Fellow Engineering Institute Canada. Member Canada Geotechnical Society, International Congress Large Dams, Professional Engineers Quebec.

Connections

Married Germaine Everell, September 7, 1955. Children: Pierre, Marc, Louis, Francois.

Father:

Charles-Auguste Paré

Mother:

Anna (Delorme) Paré

Spouse:

Germaine Everell

child:

Marc Paré

child:

Louis Paré

child:

Francois Paré

child:

Pierre Paré