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Jason Griffin, OHM Advisors
Jason Griffin
Director of Tennessee

Jason is the Director of the Tennessee offices of OHM Advisors. In this role, he oversees all aspects of business in Tennessee, including personnel and work culture, financial management, and maintaining and growing the firm’s regional presence through the continued expansion of services and expertise. 

Jason joined the firm as a principal in 2019 after a 20-plus-year career developing water and wastewater systems solutions for utility districts and municipalities across Tennessee and surrounding regions. He later became the Tennessee Market Leader for OHM Advisors and led the municipal, field services, and water resources teams in a dual role where his extensive experience, vision, and dedication were instrumental in expanding relationships and his leadership style helped promote a work environment for talented staff to innovate for new and existing clients.

With wide-ranging specialties in project development, client management and operational leadership, Jason thrives on the development of creative infrastructure solutions that make a sustainable difference within a community—from helping communities design and implement their systems from the ground up to helping them improve upon and expand their existing systems. From a technical standpoint, he offers clients deep engineering design advice based on experience with water distribution and treatment, pumping, storage, wastewater collection, sewer rehabilitation, decentralized system concepts, hydraulic modeling-based capital improvement planning and project funding procurement. From a client management perspective, he is regarded as a hands-on, trusted advisor by municipal leaders and engineers who have been his professional partners. 

Jason holds a civil engineering degree from Tennessee Technological University and is a licensed Professional Engineer in four states. He is a career presenter at and member of multiple professional organizations including the Kentucky / Tennessee Water Professionals, the American Water Works Association, the American Public Works Association and the National Society of Professional Engineers.