Up Close At The Impact Wall February, 2024 – Railway Age When visitors enter the Transportation Technology Center (TTC), they travel over a small overpass just prior to arriving at the entrance gate. Despite thousands of people having made this journey over the years, few had the chance t...
Crossing-i System by Michigan Tech Demonstrated at the Transportation Technology Center January, 2024 – RT&S (Railway Track & Structures) The Crossing-i System, a drone inspection technology for grade crossing recently developed by the Michigan Tech Research Institute (MTRI) at the TTC...
Alternative Power, Specialized Response December 1, 2023 The Ambipar Response Training Center (ARTC) at the Transportation Technology Center (TTC) is a key player in providing specialized hazardous materials (HAZMAT) response training for the ever-evolving landscape of lithium-ion battery powered an...
Colorado Governor Experiences Hydrogen Train at the Transportation Technology Center (TTC) Pueblo, CO, November 27, 2023 Colorado Governor Jared Polis, along with local public officials, visited the Federal Railroad Administration’s (FRA’s) Transportation Technology Center (TTC) in September t...
ENSCO Welcomes Government, Industry, and Academic Leaders for the TTC First Annual Conference & Tour Pueblo, CO, November 10, 2023 ENSCO, Inc. hosted more than 300 attendees from government, industry, and academia for the Transportation Technology Center First Annual Conference & Tour on ...
High-Speed Adjustable Perturbation Test Track for Vehicle Testing at the Transportation Technology Center October 30, 2023 A specially designed adjustable track at the Transportation Technology Center (TTC) in Pueblo, Colorado can be configured to introduce known geometry perturbations. The track, k...
ENSCO and KLD Labs Exhibit at Railway Interchange Indianapolis, IN, October 1, 2023 ENSCO Rail (ENSCO) and KLD Labs will attend the Railway Interchange exhibition from Oct. 1-4 in Indianapolis, IN. Both ENSCO and KLD Labs will exhibit their innovations side by side, demonstrating their commitment to...
OSU Researchers Work with ENSCO, Inc. to Develop Railroad Track Monitoring Methods October 20, 2023 Since 2019, Oklahoma State University has collaborated with ENSCO, Inc. and FRA on pioneering non-invasive railroad track monitoring methods. Their recent study at ENSCO’s Chambersburg facil...
ENSCO Announces First Annual TTC Conference and Tour Pueblo, CO, March 15, 2023 This exciting event will bring government, industry, and academia together to discuss critical needs in railway safety, security and research that will move rail transportation forward for the next 50 years. Continue Rea...
Gerhard “Gery” Williams is Executive Vice President, Service Delivery & Operations, serving in this role since July 2022. Gery leads an organization focused primarily on safely and reliably delivering Amtrak services to customers, operating and maintaining the company’s core railroad assets – including infrastructure and rail car and locomotive fleets – and driving process improvement and efficiencies across the Amtrak network.
Service Delivery & Operations (SD&O) consists of the Transportation, Mechanical, Infrastructure Maintenance & Construction Services (IMCS), Customer Service Stations, Onboard Services and Food & Beverage, California Operations, Operations Integration and Network Support functions.
Gery had served as Senior Vice President, SD&O, since January 2022 and was responsible for the newly created IMCS group, which encompasses engineering production and maintenance functions. He also led day-to-day core service delivery across the SD&O organization, driving continuous improvement to safety, customer service and productivity.
Prior to joining Amtrak in June 2017 as Vice President and Chief Engineer, he had spent almost three decades at CSX Transportation. Gery held a wide range of senior leadership roles, including Vice President, Mechanical Operations; Chief Mechanical Officer – Locomotives; AVP Network Operations – Locomotive Management; and Division Manager. In his last position at CSX as VP, Mechanical Operations, he reported to the Chief Operating Officer and directed a team of 3,800 employees responsible for the maintenance and repair of a combined fleet of 70,000 locomotives and rail cars. Early in his profession, Gery held various positions including trainmaster, manager of safety and terminal manager.
Across his long railroad career, Gery has consistently demonstrated collaborative and data-driven leadership and an ability to manage complex transportation, mechanical and engineering challenges successfully, with safety and efficiency.
Gery graduated from Drexel University with a Bachelor of Science in Commerce and Engineering. He also holds a Master of Business Administration with a specialization in Marketing from the Peter F. Drucker Graduate School of Management at Claremont Graduate University.
Gery M. Williams III
Executive Vice President, Service Delivery & Operations