ENSCO Taps Gregory Grissom To Lead Inspection & Asset Management Services

Gregory T. Grissom, P.E., Division Manager Rail Inspection & Asset Management Services

ENSCO, Inc.

VIENNA, Va. - Gregory Grissom, P.E. steps into the role of Division Manager, Rail Inspection & Asset Management Services at ENSCO, Inc.

According to ENSCO, Grissom holds more than 25 years of experience in railway engineering, leadership, and infrastructure technologies. In this role, Grissom is expected to “lead strategic initiatives to expand ENSCO’s rail inspection and asset management services.” He will apply his leadership experience and technical expertise to strengthen ENSCO’s contract services operations and help to support its mission in delivering innovative engineering. Grissom has spent his career on building high-performing engineering and technology organizations and improving operational efficiency.

Before ENSCO, Grissom served as President of Loram Technologies. In this previous role, he worked to deliver advanced rail maintenance and inspection for both freight and passenger rail. During his tenure, the company grew its use of automation, Internet of Things (IoT), and AI-enabled technologies in the pursuit of rail safety and predictive maintenance. Prior to Loram Technologies, Grissom worked in different leadership roles at Georgetown Rail Equipment Company (GREX). Additionally, Grissom holds both a Master of Science a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Delaware and is a licensed Professional Engineer in Illinois, Wisconsin, New Jersey, and Texas. Grissom is also an inventor with multiple patents on railroad technology.

Jackie Van der Westhuizen, Vice President of ENSCO’s Surface Transportation Group, said, “Greg brings a quarter century of industry expertise and a proven record of advancing rail inspection technologies and infrastructure monitoring solutions. . . His leadership will strengthen our rail inspection and asset management services and help us deliver even greater value to our customers.”