volume 26, issue 73

In order to safeguard life, healthand property, and to promote the

public welfare, the practice ofengineering and ... land surveying

are declared to be subject toregulation in the public interest.

A Biannual Publication for Licensees of the Oklahoma State Board ofLicensure for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors

THE BOARD’S BULLETIN

March, 2012 - August, 2012 Volume 26 Issue 73

Kathy Hart, Executive DirectorNewsletter Editor

BOARD MEMBERS

Glen W. Smith, PE, PLSChair - Edmond

William A. McVey, Jr. , PE Vice Chair - Oklahoma City

Ted A. Sack, PLSSecretary - Tulsa

George T. Gibson, PEOklahoma City

Robert C. Zahl, PEOklahoma City

Roy W. Entz, PE, PLSMuskogee

Mark A. Fuller, Public MemberNorman

IN THIS ISSUE:

Message From the Chair 2 NCEES Engineering Award - OSU Award Winner 3-4 Board Member/Staff News 5 Examination and Cutoff Dates 6 Successful Examinees April 2012 6-7 PLS Education Requirements 8 In Memoriam 8Public Meeting Notice - Rule Revisions 8 Disciplinary Activity 9-10 Attn: Active Duty Military Service Members - Deployment 10 Path to Compliance 11-12 Exam Notes 12 Retired Status Licensees 13 Inactive Licensees 14-15

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Incoming Chair, Glen W. Smith, PE, PLS (pictured left) presentsa plaque of appreciation to Past Chair, Roy W. Entz, PE, PLS

(pictured right) for completing his third term as a Board Memberand serving as Board Chair from July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012


OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD OF LICENSURE FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS AND LAND SURVEYORS

Glen W. Smith, PE, PLS - Board Chair

MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR

I am looking forward to the upcoming year as anopportunity to serve the Board as its Chair. As

both a licensed professional engineer and surveyor, Ifeel fortunate to have a broad perspective of theregulatory issues that face both professions. This isthe beginning of my sixth year on the Board, and Iam continually amazed at the wide range andcomplexity of the issues that come before the Board.

As a delegate at the NCEES annual meetingheld in St. Louis, Missouri in August, I participatedin several days of national discussions regardingmany of the same issues we face locally - issuessuch as licensure mobility, enforcement, computer-based testing, national examination development,and proposed changes to the laws and rules.

Notably, during the upcoming year, becauseOklahoma’s law was amended in the 2011-2012legislative session, extensive rule changes will beconsidered in 2012 and 2013 to support thesechanges. The statutory revisions are available on theBoard’s website and were effective August 24,2012. The legislative process seems to be a tediousand continuous process at the Board, but a verynecessary one. Changes in technology and theprofessions in general require that regulations belooked at regularly to ensure that they are stillrelevant and doing what they are intended to do –which is to safeguard life, health and property, and

to promote the public welfare. They are not writtento protect the professions of engineering and survey-ing, but they are also not intended to impede theprofessions needlessly. Sometimes that distinctionis a fine line and the Board works diligently to findthat proper balance.

Also during the next year, national changesare being made to the NCEES examinations withregard to Software Engineering and computer basedtesting. These changes have been worked on byspecific committees within NCEES, on which manyof our Oklahoma board members and staff play animportant role. Oklahoma continues to provideleadership and expertise to NCEES at the southernzone and national levels, which is important not onlyfor the Oklahoma board itself, but for the profes-sionals it licenses and the citizens of the state ofOklahoma.

I see this year as Chair as an opportunity forme to continue to learn and grow personally andprofessionally from my involvement with the Boardand NCEES, and to use my experience from thepast five years as a Board Member to lead theBoard and staff in a productive and decisive direc-tion. If you have input, comments or suggestionsyou can submit those at any time to the Board officeor to me directly.

2012 - 2013 Board Officers

Chair - Glen Smith, PE, PLSVice Chair - Bill McVey, PESecretary - Ted Sack, PS

VISIT US ONLINE AT WWW.PELS.OK.GOV

OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY RECEIVES

2012 NCEES ENGINEERING AWARD

Oklahoma State University’s Schoolof Civil and Environmental

Engineering’s entry, Roadway andWater Feature Design at the BotanicGarden, was selected as one of fivewinners to receive a $7,500 awardfrom the 2012 NCEES EngineeringAward. Florida Atlantic University’sDepartment of Civil, Environmental, andGeomatics Engineering was the$25,000 grand prize winner for itssubmission. Each year, the NCEES EngineeringAward invites EAC/ABET-accreditedprograms from all engineering disci-

Professors, consultants and students involved in theproject all seemed to gain from the experience, asdescribed in the following quotes:

Dr. Dale Maronek, Professor and Head of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture and Director of the Botanic Garden at OSU:

This has been a very rewarding projectin many different ways. The Civil Engineer-ing students were extremely creative andgenerated a lot of great ideas that will helpshape the further development of our envi-ronmental road system at the Botanic Gar-den. I think the project really challenged thestudents to think outside the box. Dr.Veenstra did a great job involving industryprofessionals in the project. The profession-als challenged the students and were able tohighlight many real world issues andpractices....I have been involved in manyinterdisciplinary projects, but this is one ofthe most enjoyable and rewarding. It isgreat to work with people willing to collabo-rate and explore new ideas.

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plines to submit projects that integrate professionalpractice and education. The winners are selectedby a jury of NCEES members and representativesfrom academic institutions and professional engi-neering organizations. “We’re excited to see suchinnovative approaches to teaching students aboutprofessional practice,” said NCEES President DaleJans, P.E. “Emphasizing the importance of techni-cal competency and ethical practice is critical toeducating the next general of professional engi-neers; we hope this award will inspire othercolleges to introduce similar collaborations.” OSU’s winning entry involved professors,students, and engineering consultants. The project,as described by Dr. John Veenstra, involved thestudents designing a roadway inside the OSUBotanic Garden that led from the south entranceinto the garden and eventually terminated at aparking lot. One of the unique challenges with theroad location was that it was inside a wetland. TheBotanic Garden has a general mission of environ-mental sustainability. As such, the roadway thestudents were tasked with designing was to incor-porate various types of environmentally friendlymaterials.

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2012 NCEES ENGINEERING AWARD (CONT.)

John Blickensderfer, PE Guy Engineering Services, Inc.:

The team of professionals thoroughlyenjoyed working with the students as theydeveloped their project. The new andinnovative ideas that students generatesurprised the professionals whose imagina-tion has become stifled or curtailed due tocompliance with regulations and policies. Tosee bright young minds dreaming of a futureso different than today is reassuring that thefuture of engineering is in sound hands.Using the engineering fundamentals theyhave learned, the students quickly take“out-of-the-box” ideas and adapt them toreal world problems....

...Overall the mentoring experiencewas rewarding and educational to thementors as wells as the students.

Zach Keith, one of the students involved in the project:

It was an exhilarating experience tocollaborate with members of variousprofessions and take a design concept frominception to completion....

I look forward to seeing our designbeing converted from concept to reality asa part of OSU’s mission to not only leadthe nation in education, research, andinnovation, but also to be able to give backto the community that showsincredible support to both the students andthe university.

John N. Veenstra, PhD., P.E. – Professor andHead of the Environmental EngineeringDepartment at OSU: OSU CIVE owes a great deal of gratitude to the engineering consultants who help us each year including:John Blickensderfer, P.E., Guy Engineering ServicesPete Ellis, E.I., Guy Engineering ServicesMichelle Barnett, P.E., EnerconBrandon Claborn, P.E., Meshek & AssociatesDavid Cross, P.E., TetratechConrad Koehler, P.E., TerraconMichael Mason, P.E., City of StillwaterEllen Stevens, Ph.D., P.E.

Profiles of all the winning sub-missions and information re-garding how you may enter thiscompetition are available onlineat www.engineeringaward.com

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Board Member & Staff News

McVey named into Academy of Electrical Engineering by theUniversity of Arkansas

Board Member William “Bill” A. McVey, Jr., PE, was inducted intothe University of Arkansas Academy of Electrical Engineering, at

their annual banquet held on April 20, 2012. Mr. McVey was a 1971graduate of the University of Arkansas, which had a graduating class of25 students. Today the university has over 200 undergraduate studentsmajoring in electrical engineering and over 70 graduate electrical engi-neering students each year.

Mr. McVey began his career at Oklahoma Gas and Electriccompany from 1971 – 1979. During that time he was also an eveningprofessor at several Oklahoma universities. From 1979 – 1984, he wasthe Chief Electrical Engineer for Frankfurt-Short-Bruza. Since 1984,Mr. McVey has been with PSA Consulting Engineers, Inc. in OklahomaCity. He has served as President since 1993.

Appointed to the Board in 2002 by Governor Frank Keating, Mr. McVey is serving his second six-year term and continues to be active in state and national issues regarding engineering and surveying licensure.

Oklahoma Emeritus Board Member andcurrent Director of Enforcement, Bruce Pitts,

PLS, was named the recipient of the David PageDistinguished Service Award by the OklahomaSociety of Land Surveyors at its March, 2012annual convention. The award is presentedannually to a person who exemplifies service to theSociety and to the profession of land surveying.

Bruce A. Pitts, PLS, is a licensed landsurveyor in Oklahoma and in 1976 began practicingland surveying and land subdivision design with em-phasis on land title surveys and boundary analysisand boundary dispute resolution. He received his B.S.degree in Engineering Technology from OklahomaState University. He was on the land surveyingfaculty of OSU-OKC for over 30 years. Mr. Pitts isa past president of the Oklahoma Society of LandSurveyors, and an Associate Member of theOklahoma Land Title Association. He was also therecipient of the 2000 NCEES Distinguished ServiceAward.

Pitts Named David Page Distinguished Service AwardRecipient by the Oklahoma Society of Land Surveyors


2013 Exam Administration Dates

Examination Type Exam Date Application Deadline

PE Examinations: Architectural, Chemical, NCEES April 12, 2013 December 1, 2012 (Jan. 3, 2013Civil, Electrical, Environmental, Mechanical, deadline for Fall Graduates)Industrial, Software*, 16 hour Structural

PE Examinations: Agricultural, Chemical, NCEES October 25, 2013 June 1, 2013 (August 1, 2013Civil, Control Systems, Electrical & Computer, deadline for Summer Graduates)Environmental, Fire Protection, Mechanical,Metallurgical, Mining and Mineral Processing,Nuclear, Petroleum, 16 hour Structural

Principles of Land Surveying (PS – 6 hr) NCEES April 12, 2013 December 1, 2012 (Jan. 3, 2013deadline for Fall Graduates)

NCEES October 25, 2013 June 1, 2013 (August 1, 2013deadline for Summer Graduates)

Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) & NCEES April 13, 2013 February 1, 2013

Fundamentals of Surveying (FS) NCEES October 26, 2013 August 1, 2013

Please share this information with anyone who may be interested in taking examinations.All application forms are available online at www.pels.ok.gov

*New examination

CONGRATULATIONS PE/PS/& OLS EXAMINEES - APRIL 2012Principles & Practice of Engineering Exam:*indicates licensure with 16 hour NCEES Structural Exam

Principles & Practice ofSurveying Exam &/or OLS Exam:

Allison, Jerry RayAustin, Blair S.Bellatti, RyanBelshe, Theodore Lee IVBlackmore, DavidBooker, MeghanBurrow, Jammie LeeCamper, DeanCardenas, PabloClaravall, Mark Edward L.Clark, Nathan B.Conley, ChrisDuggins, Kurt R.Erickson, KristiFerris, BethGarrett, Patrick JamesHand, Andrew N.Hoehman, TimothyHoffman, JeffHuckleberry, Brian J.Iloeje, Adaeze OgochukwuImel, Clint J.Johnston, Kelli

Jones, MonteJunsay, Maria MignonKatta, Murali KMKnickmeyer, DanielLeBlanc, CasonLuedecke, James A.Marquez, George R.Marsh, AdamMauricio, Monica H.Mitchell, BryanParker, Andrew L.Patel, Nirdesh D.Phillips, Keara A.Podolny, JaredRandell, Joshua S.Riess, Ryan MartinSchroder, Tyler D.Schwennesen, Jared D.Smithson, Matthew M.Swain, Corbin DaySwyden, David PatrickTyler, Jennifer L.Wilson, Michael

Broussard, Chris (PS)Davis, Robert (PS)Farmer, Joseph H. (PS)Gibson, Steven Kyle (PS)Krohn, Brian S. (PS & OLS)McKinnon, Kaleb J. (PS & OLS)Rogers, Jeffrey A. (PS)

Ballard, J. Walter (OLS)Collins, Shawn A. (OLS)Crowley, Donald Ray (OLS)Curtis, Ray (OLS)Denniston, Taylor (OLS)Hughes, Don Randall (OLS)Johnston, Robert Levine Jr. (OLS)Miller, Marcelino Serrano (OLS)Nichols, Jimmie D. (OLS)Payne, Randall R. (OLS)Staley, Jonathan C. (OLS)Sullivan, Jason (OLS)


Fundamentals of Engineering Exam:

CONGRATULATIONS FE AND FS EXAMINEES - APRIL 2012

Fundamentals ofSurveying Exam:

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Critical Facts About Licensureas a PLS Under Long EstablishedPractice (LEP)

PLS EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS


In Memoriam - In Celebration of theLives and Contributions of the

Following Professionals

URGENT INFORMATION FOR FUTURE PROFESSIONALLAND SURVEYOR APPLICANTS

PLEASE PASS ALONG THIS INFORMATION TO ANYONE YOU KNOW WHO MAY BECONSIDERING APPLYING FOR LICENSURE AS A PLS

Contact [email protected] to notify thisoffice of licensees who are deceased so we may

continue to honor them in our newsletter

John J. Heider PE 17124Charlotte, NC 3/2011Joe King, II PE 20282Ft. Worth, TX 9/2011Robert Andrew Kirby PE 2450San Antonio, TX 2/21/11Theodore F. Merrill PE 19946Oklahoma City, OK 6/15/12Jim L. Piter PE 6232Bixby, OK 7/8/12George R. Underhill PE 16444Cumming, GA 5/29/12Paul J. Martell PE 7378Tulsa, OK 11/2010

April 2014 is the last date to take the PS and/or OLS if admitted under Long Established Prac-tice - LEP. This requirement allows applicants toapply with 9 years of qualifying, progressiveexperience approved by the Board.If the applicant has not met all of the require-ments for licensure by July 2014 and wishes tocontinue the path to licensure, they will be requiredto reapply with proof of meeting the educationalrequirements established by the Board, along withqualifying experience.

Even if you have qualified for the exams byLEP, you are encouraged to start taking landsurveying classes now. Much of the surveyingexams are based on knowledge obtained in collegelevel surveying class work. Taking college classesin the Core Curriculum will improve an applicant’schance of success on the examinations andimprove the chance of success in their surveyingpractice. Further, a LEP applicant who does notcomplete all of the examinations prior to the April2014 exam administration will be that much closerto qualifying for licensure by an education pathway.

Questions: e-mail [email protected]

PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE

A Public Meeting will be held to take publiccomment regarding proposed administrativerule revisions on Dec 14, 2012 at 9:00 a.m.at the Oklahoma Association of Optometric

Physician’s Building,4850 N. Lincoln Blvd.,Oklahoma City, OK.

Written comments may be submitted to thisoffice until December 11, 2012 at

201 NE 27th St., Room 120,Oklahoma City, OK 73105.

The proposed revisions will be posted to theBoard’s website on

October 1, 2012 - www.pels.ok.gov

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DISCIPLINARY ACTIVITY OF THE BOARD

March 29-30, 2012

In the Matter of Wendell Hull & Associates,Inc. and Wendell C. Hull; Case No. 2011-042;Through Consent; For offering and practicingengineering in Oklahoma without a Certificate ofAuthorization to do so, Wendell Hull & Associates,Inc., is found Guilty, assessed an administrative fineof $500.00 and is ordered to immediately Ceaseand Desist offering and/or practicing engineeringservices in Oklahoma. For offering and practicingengineering in Oklahoma without a Certificate ofLicensure to do so, Wendell Hull, is found Guilty,assessed an administrative fine of $500.00 and isordered to immediately Cease and Desist offeringand/or practicing engineering services in Oklahomauntil such time as they obtain licensure in this State.

In the Matter of Civil Concepts, P.C. andDavid McGuire; Case No. 2011-086; ThroughConsent; For offering and practicing engineeringin Oklahoma without a Certificate of Authorizationto do so, Civil Concepts, P.C., is found Guilty,assessed an administrative fine of $750.00 and isordered to immediately Cease and Desist offeringand/or practicing engineering services in Oklahoma.For offering and practicing engineering in Oklahomawithout a Certificate of Licensure to do so, DavidMcGuire, is found Guilty, assessed an administra-tive fine of $750.00 and is ordered to immediatelyCease and Desist offering and/or practicingengineering services in Oklahoma until such time asthey obtain licensure in Oklahoma.

May 17-18, 2012

In the Matter of Miller Surveying Company,Inc., CA 2488 and David York, P.L.S. 1526;Case No. 2012-008; Through Consent; Forfailing to follow the Oklahoma Minimum Standardsfor the Practice of Land Surveying and misconduct,Miller Surveying Company, Inc. is hereby foundGuilty and is hereby Reprimanded. For violationof the Corner Perpetuation and Filing Act, for failingto follow the Oklahoma Minimum Standards for thePractice of Land Surveying and misconduct, DavidYork is found Guilty, and is hereby Reprimanded.Miller Surveying Company, Inc. and David York areassessed an administrative fine of $1,500.00. (cont. on next page)

July 23-24, 2012

In the Matter of William H. Hicks, III, P.L.S.1497; Case No. 2011-016; Through Consent;For violating another jurisdictions laws or ruleswhich are the same or substantially equivalent toOklahoma laws or rules and for practicing fraud ordeceit while attempting to renew his Certificate ofLicensure, Hicks is found Guilty, assessed anadministrative fine of $2,000.00 and is Repri-manded. Hicks is further ordered to complete theSurveying Ethics course offered by the Departmentof Surveying Engineering, New Mexico StateUniversity within one (1) year from the date of theentry of the Consent Order.

In the Matter of Freidoon Rasolkhani, P.E.8673; Case No. 2011-033; Through Consent;For making an oral or written statement in a reportthat was materially false or misleading whichconstitutes misrepresentation, Rasolkhani is foundGuilty, assessed an administrative fine of $2,500.00and is Reprimanded. Rasolkhani is further orderedto complete a technical writing course and providethe Board with certification as to his completion ofsaid course, within six (6) months from the date ofthe entry of the Consent Order.

In the Matter of Chappell Land Surveying,P.C., CA 1673 and T.D. Chappell, P.L.S. 1673;Case No. 2012-009; Through Consent; Forfailing to follow the Minimum Standards for thePractice of Land Surveying, which evidences adisregard and indifference to the rules or statutesgoverning the practice of land surveying, whichconstitutes misconduct, Chappell Land Surveying,P.C. is found Guilty and Reprimanded. Forviolating the Corner Perpetuation and Filing Act,failing to follow the Minimum Standards for thePractice of Land Surveying and for failing to fileCertified Corner Records within 90 days, whichevidences a disregard and indifference to the rulesor statutes governing the practice of land surveying,which constitutes misconduct, Chappell is foundGuilty and Reprimanded. Chappell and ChappellLand Surveying, P.C. are assessed an administrativefine of $1,000.00 and are placed on Probation.


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In the Matter of Cedar Design, L.L.C., CA5626 and Andrew M. Lasich, P.E. 23803; CaseNo. 2012-017; Through Consent; For offeringand practicing engineering in Oklahoma without aCertificate of Authorization to do so, Cedar Design,L.L.C. is found Guilty, assessed an administrativefine of $750.00 and is Reprimanded. For offeringand practicing engineering in Oklahoma without aCertificate of Licensure to do so, Andrew M. Lasichis found Guilty, assessed an administrative fine of$750.00 and is Reprimanded.

In the Matter of JRD Walsh Corporation, DBAWalsh Engineers, Inc., CA 5634 and Eugene T.Walsh, P.E. 23816; Case No. 2012-021;through Consent; For offering and practicingengineering in Oklahoma without a Certificate ofAuthorization to do so and for failing within thirty(30) days to provide information requested by theBoard, Walsh Engineers, Inc. is found Guilty,assessed an administrative fine of $1,000.00 and isordered to Cease and Desist from offering and/orpracticing engineering in Oklahoma until such timeas they are issued a Certificate of Authorization todo so. For aiding and assisting Walsh Engineers,Inc. in offering and/or practicing engineering inOklahoma without a Certificate of Authorization,and for failing within thirty (30) days to provideinformation requested by the Board, Walsh is foundGuilty, assessed an administrative fine of $1,000.00and is Reprimanded.

In the Matter of Legacy Engineering, Inc., CA3204 and Bradley Scott Barrett; Case No.2012-046; Through Consent; For offering andpracticing engineering in Oklahoma without aCertificate of Licensure to do so, for using his sealand practicing engineering while his ProfessionalEngineer License was inactive and for violation ofConsent Order in Case No. 2010-003, which isengaging in dishonorable, unethical or unprofessionalconduct likely to deceive, defraud or harm thepublic, Bradley Scott Barrett is found Guilty,assessed an administrative fine of $3,000.00 and isReprimanded. Bradley Scott Barrett is ordered toCease and Desist from offering and/or practicingengineering in Oklahoma until such time as he hasbeen issued a Certificate of Licensure to do so. Foraiding and assisting Mr. Barrett in offering andpracticing engineering in Oklahoma without aCertificate of Licensure to do so, Legacy Engineer-ing, Inc. is found Guilty, assessed and administrativefine of $1,000.00 and is Reprimanded.

In the Matter of David Michael Smith, TP 786;Case No. 2012-020; Through Consent; Forfailing to provide a completed application for Profes-sional Engineering License within thirty (30) days ofthe date of issuance of Temporary Permit No. 786,Smith is found Guilty, assessed an administrativefine of $750.00 and is Reprimanded.

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Bruce Pitts, PLSDirector of Enforcement

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An important function of the National Councilof Examiners for Engineers and Surveyors(NCEES) is to assist its member boards in theirstatutory responsibility of administering theirrespective laws pertaining to the regulation of theengineering and surveying professions. Memberboards are the 69 separate licensing entitiesthroughout the United Sates, Guam, the MarianaIslands and Puerto Rico. The mission of all mem-ber boards is basically the same - to safeguard thelife, health, property, and to promote the publicwelfare of the citizens they serve by administeringthe respective laws efficiently, fairly, and judi-ciously. Regulation of these professions consists oftwo important functions:

1. Licensure to ensure that professionalengineer and surveyor applicants arequalified to practice their profession in theirrespective states

2. Enforcement to ensure that licensees areperforming their professional services inconformity with the intent and purpose ofthe law and related rules of professionalconduct and to protect the public from theunlicensed practitioner

One way NCEES serves its member boards isto present a comprehensive law enforcementprogram at its annual meeting held each year inAugust. At the NCEES annual meeting just con-cluded, a full day and a half was dedicated to LawEnforcement activities. The Law EnforcementForum was held one afternoon, followed by theLaw Enforcement Program which was an all daytraining and educational event the following day.

The Law Enforcement Forum was aroundtable discussion of issues chosen by attend-ees and spearheaded by a panel of enforcementofficials which this year included Mark Caruthers,

one of our own Board Investigators. The inter-change of ideas between over 75 enforcementofficials, attorneys and board members from allacross the nation provided each of us with newperspectives on issues that affect us all. Some ofthe current and relevant topics discussed were:

The definition of responsible charge (directsupervisory control)

What exactly is “public health, safety andwelfare?”

Recent legal actions that impact regulatoryagencies

Exam Collusion (cheating) investigations Use of Social Media as evidence during

Investigations Board initiated complaints, such as those

coming from continuing education audits,placing false information on applications, orinvestigating projects that were bid orcommenced prior to licensure

Exemption from state licensure for Federalprojects (supremacy law)

Expanded use of the NCEES EnforcementExchange (the nation wide data basewhere violations in each state are posted)

Sharing information on how other states handlethese topics helps all of us find consensus on thebest practices for effective investigations. As aresult of attending this Forum, some board mem-bers and staff present learn about the NCEES

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BOARD BENEFITS FROM THE NCEESLAW ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM



Enforcement Exchange for the first time andbegin the process of implementing this vitalprogram in their state.

The all-day Law Enforcement Program isalways an informative and educational sessionwhich includes a broad range of topics such ascurrent legal issues, topics which cover the basicsof performing investigations and training topicsfor new investigators like Engineering 101. Thisyear, I presented a training session entitled TheInvestigative Process where I shared how weconduct investigations in Oklahoma. Trainingopportunities for engineering and land surveyingboard investigators are rare, especially one likethis that is taught by individuals currently in thepractice.

These sessions are conducted annuallyby the NCEES Committee on Law Enforcementwhose members study important disciplinaryissues, and make recommendations to NCEESthat will achieve more effective and uniformenforcement and for greater interstate coordina-tion of enforcement actions. Robert Manchester,the Board’s prosecuting attorney, is currently amember of that committee.

NCEES is actively involved in providingresources to equip licensing boards with the toolsnecessary to have effective enforcement pro-grams. By participating and taking advantage ofthe NCEES programs, the Oklahoma Board willstay at the forefront of the best enforcementpractices and be better equipped to fulfill ourmission of protecting the public by advancingprofessionalism, ethics, and compliance with thelaws and rules that govern the practices inOklahoma.

BOARD BENEFITS FROM THE

NCEES LAW ENFORCEMENT

PROGRAM (CONTINUED)EXAMINATION

NOTES

PS Exam - closed-book in April 2013The NCEES Principles and Practice of Surveying(PS) exam will become a closed-book exam inApril 2013. At that time, examinees will useNCEES-supplied references during the exam andwill no longer be allowed to bring other referencematerial into the exam room. The exam is becom-ing an closed-book exam for exam security pur-poses and to facilitate the transition to a computerbased examination in the future.

FE/FS to be administered using CBTbeginning in January 2014Both the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) andFundamentals of Surveying (FS) examinations willbe offered for the last time in its paper-and-pencilformat in October 2013. Beginning in January2014 these examinations will be administered usingcomputer based testing. The transition to computerbased examinations will allow greater schedulingflexibility for examinees, more uniformity in testingconditions and enhanced security for exam content.

Software Engineering PE ExamAvailable beginning April 2013The new PE examination in software engineeringwill be administered beginning April 2013. Theexam will be administered once a year each April.The exam specifications are available online atncees.org/exams. IEEE is planning to publish studymaterials for the exam later this year.

Jack D. Hinton 7044Tommy E. Hixson 10749LaVerne L. Hoag 10142Jerry Marlin Hobbs 7867H. R. Hofener 4362Charles R. Hoffman 8588Max D. Holley 5470Forrest M. Holly Jr. 21402Charles R. Holt 5770Robert L. Horsley 9348Paul N. Howell 8244M. O. Huntress Jr. 3911K. Dean Imel 3985Aniekan W. Iyoho 12289Ronald J. Jacobs 5829Dale Perry Jewett 9218William Johnson III 11036Marvin M. Johnson 11119Terrill K. Johnson 21878Dale E. Jones 7060Henry L. Koenig 9932

Charles E. Davis 2907Edward Davison 7017Roland Dawson Jr. 13402Jarvis C. Dawson 8210John J. Day 9515Phillip W. Deen 10400Dale C. Delano 2901Sal S. DeMarco 8182Harry R. Deming 6407Matthew W. Derby 23510Douglas S. Diehl 10147Bill H. Diggs 8280Michael E. Dillon 19432David R. Dines 12042Richard Doherty 20380Alfred L. Doty 2035Donald E. Dresback 7206David R. DuBois 10255E. J. Dumaine Jr. 7652John C. Dunbar IV 12569Matthew J. Dunn 23776Charles E. Durrett 9054A. F. Dyer 4110Irvin B. Eady 12245L. Wayne Edgar 19411Don L. Edwards 9165Michael Ehrlich 21628Carl Eichstaedt Jr. 17803Ata Yousef Elauf 10261James E. Elkins 15301Henry C. Elling 13340Lloyd M. Ellis 3658Chris W. Ellison 17720Thomas M. Ellzey 14722Harlan John Elvik 11937Donald V. Emery 6640Alan L. English 6684Kenneth W. Ervin 9966Badiollah Eshraghi 7712Marvin I. Espeland 6250D. D. Estill 4634Ronald D. Evans 9499David Allen Eyler 14311Benjamin Faberlle’ 13970Hugh M. Farmer 4791S. D. Farrar 7004Paul M. Ferguson 3660Robert Lee Ferguson 9951Jorge Fernandez 13461Howard Hulen Ferrell 5461Ricky A. Fisher 13059Lary D. Fisher 12494Cullen R. Flynt 2787Cray L. Foley 3438John B. Forister 12799James L. Forsythe 8582David Nolan Fox 6230Charles Lewis Fox Jr. 10117Maryann C. Fox 14091Milden Jean Fox Jr. 3461Hollis Gerald Fox 17949Kendra Marie Foyil 15159John Elbert Francis 8311Ernest R. Franke 8207Larry B. Franklin 10734Edward V. French 3970Darryl D. French 15397


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PROFESSIONALLAND SURVEYORS

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Roy E. Frost 10669Darrel Dale Fry 9955Sam R. Fryer Jr. 8203James L/ Gabbard 11610E. A. Gale 5712Mark E. Galey 13856Frank A. Galloway 8036Tuttle J. Gamble III 4317Jerry L. Gammill 9712Gary J. Garbacz 14740Lewis E. Garrett 4370Narayan S. Gautam 9094Dennis K. Gensman 10633Cecil Calvin Gentry 10955Robert W. Gentry 4745Garry M. George 15516Sam A. George 3480Elmo W. Geppelt 3495Arthur M. Ghere 6783Richard R. Gibbs 4350Bill L. Giles 6731H. Aldridge Gillespie 7556Royce D. Girod 7989William B. Gladden 10833Robert J. Glahn 10219Paul J. Goddard II 15505James G. Gonders 9831William C. Gonser 13707G. T. Gowda 11802Clem D. Gragg 5781Ralph S. Graham 4790Jack Graves 4227Richard D. Gravlin 5192Myrland A. Gray 23891E. Griffy III 8524Gerald C. Grubesky 17321Clovis Roland Haden 9250Larry E. Hall 8387Albert J. Hamlett Jr. 4864Afeef Shafeek Hamra 12702Thomas N. Hand 9691Manohar Lal Handa 11103J. R. Haney 7231Thomas A. Hanke 16201Richard Omar Hansen 16117C. Richard Hard 6839David Edward Harder 9720Kenneth J. Harpole 12487Billy J. Harris 5307Jesse W. Harrison 17131Robert Yates Harry 7540Robert N. Hart 5179Kenneth Harwood 9096Frederick C. Haub 9858Larry Joe Hearne 9211Truman Dale Hefner 6735Robert Heitzenrater 14413Raymond H. Helms 10192Hugh Henderson 11936Vinson D. Henderson 7642Robert G. Herod 5080Robert C. Herr III 10271Jerry W. Hess 9593Ralphord R. Hight 11439John D. Hill 8112Louis A. Hill Jr. 4271Charles W. Hines 10948

Gordon T. Cates 1035Darrell Chambless 401Jack C. Cox 531Donald DeSpain 1048Alan L. English 266Keith J. Fournier 1568Ernest R. Franke 908Terry A. Gilmore 1548Horace H. Golden 89Thomas A. Hall 489Albert J. Hamlett Jr. 793Elmo Rex Harding 1315Fredrick B. Harper 1009Gerald Hayes 308Robert Haymes Sr. 623Keith Houseman 1123Fred R. Smith Jr. 917

RETIRED LICENSES - OCTOBER 1, 2011 TO MARCH 31, 2012

PROFESSIONALENGINEERS

Leo S. Bartley 7723Brad E. Bertrem 7171Bobby Lynn Bolton 7512Montie J. Bowen 10323Moses Richard Box 11164Alva L. Boyd 11397Paul C. Brabham 6821William A. Bruha 4287Ralph C. Bruner 12740Merrill Bumbaugh 7367F. M. Buxton 4396Glenn A. Carlson 10576Christopher Carter 23086Robert D. Carter 4867Joseph Castronovo 24055Edward Cavanagh 7414Robert L. Cave 23485Lon V. Cecil 10673Luis M. Chacon 8152Edward Chambers III 20505Floyd Chambers Jr. 9333Darrell G. Chambless 7034Victor J. Chavez 16422Charles W. Cherry 9624John W. Clark 12600K. Michael Clark 10412J. R. Clark 10216Tommy Gus Clem 11117Michael Clemmons 16853James D. Clise 13456Raymond Cochrane 12468Timothy Coffman 12932J. B. Cole 8002Thomas C. Colson 20402H. Ward Conaway 20495Harold R. Cooper 11246Wilber Copenhafer Jr. 7420Cecil R. Cotner 10102Don J. Cougler 6135Roger W. Coulter 7279John C. Counter 10234Brian Lee Courts 17092Jack C. Cox 16244James R. Cox Jr. 3410Delbert Craddock 13739Max E. Crandall 8084Brad L. Crane 13871Patrick Crawford 10437Phillip T. Cross 5016Orrin K. Crosser 3883Robert J. Crouch 13166Benj. Cunningham 12071Oscar C. Curnutt 12855Larry G. Curts 14483James S. Cyrus 6680Glenn H. Dale 3616Geo. D. Daly Jr. 6975Khalil Dana 16802Raymond Daniels 4553Jack C. Danner 3637James G. Darden 24838Bill B. Dareing 4844Ben J. Darnell 24879Carl L. Davidson 8341James Lloyd Davis 11065Lee W. Davis 10241Robert A. Davis 14428

Professional Land Surveyor:Gouker, Kyle E. 1708



License Expirations

LICENSE EXPIRATIONS - OCTOBER 1, 2011 TO MARCH 31, 2012

EXPIRATION/REVOCATION - Licenses may berevoked by the Board for non-payment of renewal fees.Licensees will be notified of revocation by mail.Typically this notification is mailed 10 days followingexpiration.RENEWALS - Each license issued by the Board expireson the last day of the month in which renewal fees aredue, and becomes invalid on that date unless paid. Onenotice of the renewal is sent by first class mail to theaddress of record in the board files. This in effectprovides notice two months prior to revocation.REINSTATEMENT - Former licensees whosecertificates have expired and were revoked for failure topay renewal fees and desire to reinstate shall makeapplication for reinstatement within 180 days afterexpiration and pay the prescribed renewal fee andpenalty. After 180 days, a new application will berequired, which shall be considered specifically by theBoard, both from the standpoint of competency and ofcharacter.

Professional Engineers:

ARE YOU IN COMPLIANCE WITH THEOKLAHOMA TAX COMMISSION?

By law, the Board cannot renew a professional license if the licensee is in non-compliance with theOklahoma Tax Commission. At times it is a lengthy process to get into compliance, so pleasemake sure you allow yourself ample time prior to your renewal date to complete the process.

Practicing engineering or land surveying with an expired license, even if it is expired due to non-compliance with the tax commission, is a violation of state law and will be prosecuted by thisBoard.

Cabler, Marion A. 7236Callahan, John Jr. 22171Callahan, Timothy P. 23378Cameron, Don C. 6091Canada, Gerald W. 7413Carnahan, James Kirk 14074Carnell, Jon A. 11232Carter, Michael Joseph 20398Causey, James Carroll 6308Cease, J. E. 2602Chan, Carlo Wing Yiu 23447Chander, K. R. 21203Chapman, K. Ronald 12436Chehardy, Scott G. 22940Chritz, Carl L. 24851Clancy, James A. 22914Claxton, Don E. 7255Clements, Scott Martin 23369Connally, Carl Albert II 10468Connelly, Jay M. 21022Cowen, Fred V. 21382Crouch, Freeman B. Jr. 13350Crumb, Robert E. 9813Crump, Alicia Irene 24248Cuaderes, Eduardo F. 7503Cuellar, Jose Roman 24199Dahlgren, Daniel L. 23854Dahlgren, Duane C. 16228Dane, James Arden 18338D’Arcy, Thomas J. 13770Dates, Donald N. 15321Daubney, Kenneth C. 9877Daugird, Michael B. 24776Davis, Stacy 24497Davis, Ted E. 9256Day, Bob G. 8353DeLozier, Gerald E. 4935Dennen, Jeffrey M. 20025Deshmukh, Manohar 23630DeVries, Tracey Lynn 22501Dodge, Clinton F. 13173Doherty, Kenneth W. 23784Dominic, Stephen J. 22253

Dong, Richard 13337Dutnell, R.C. 12096Dvorak, Philip J. 6264Ehtesham, Muhammad 23680Elder, Robert L. Jr. 8788Ely, Alan W. 20946Epps, Shannon L. 22463Erichsen, John R. 18001Evans, Douglas S. 4435Evans, Richard R. 7054Fail, Joseph D. 10403Fain, Stephen E. 23392Fetterly, Robert S. 22243Feuerstein, Gary 15329Fink, Stephen F. 17984Finley, Chanda R. 24032Fleming, Donald N. 17854Fowler, William B. 22967Frankenberg, Raymond 13532Frankfurt, William W. 8009Freeland, Bruce R. 21484Freeman, James P. 2789Frieberg, Lee 22299Fritz, Renny Darrol 12777Galloway, David W. 15930Garcia, Janet Marie 23255Gardner, Todd A. 24366Gates, C. W. 5913Gibbs, Ronald J. 15785Gierhart, Roger R. 13263Girard, Robert R. 7392Glover, John B. 15011Goodbary, Edgar Rodger 7340Goodin, Michael W. 23100Goodwin, Gary L. 11428Gott, James Anthony 24158Graham, Gary 21810Gramlich, Richard B. 17298Gray, Mark A. 21446Grebe, Edward A. 9525Grusendorf, Greg 23928Guggemos, David P. 24531Gustafson, Timothy J. 19957Haag, Brent R. 22499

Habiballah, Nabil 24459Hadji, George E. 20339Hale, Roy 2330Hampton, Samuel D. 14859Hansen, Brian C. 23494Hansen, Edward R. 19665Harris, William J. Jr. 24845Harshfield, Richard G. 19920Hart, Geri Lynn 15046Hartje, Ronald L. 14962Hartwell, Stephen R. 22806Hasegawa, Mark A. 18291Hauser, Gary E. 23632Hawk, Scott L. 20023Hawton, Eric J. 21376Hayman, Paul W. 23161Hegi, Frederick C. 18220Hendren, Joseph Scott 24412

Henrichson, Edward C. 22049Henry, Caleb M. 24342Hensen, Samuel T. 23445Hensley, Freddie J. 11218Hensley, Gregory Dean 18533Henson, Carl S. 20369Herring, W. E. 2944Herrmann, Thomas A. 10224Hertneky, Travis 24742Hietpas, Scott J. 13804Hildebrandt, David J. 24458Hlavaty, Andrew Joseph 13513Kephart, Bethany 23890

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Certificates of Authorization:

A.N.A. Engineering, Inc. 2772(PE)ACP Consultants Inc. 2550(PE)Adam R. King Engr, LLC 6281(PE)AE, Inc. 3332(PE)AED, Inc. 3607(PE)Aero Solutions LLC 6234(PE)Aguirre Roden, Inc. 1855(PE)Air Cooled Exchangers, Inc. 1273(PE)Aker Solutions Americas Inc. 5953(PE)Allied Environ. Cons., Inc. 3360(PE)Alpha Cons. Engrg., Inc. 3202(PE)ALPHA TESTING, INC. 2564(PE)Altitude Engineering, LLC 6310(PE)AMEC Geomatrix, Inc. 5536(PE)AMS Engineering, LLC 6317(PE)And.-Foreman Engrs, Inc. 5920(PE)Andrew Booth & Assoc., Inc.6141(PE)Apex Engrg. Services, Inc. 6108(PE)Arch. Engrs Collaborative 6146(PE)ARTI, LLC 4987(PE)Atlas-Tuck Concrete, Inc. 5748(PE)ATOKA, INC. 2477(PE)Aviation Engineering, LLC 4256(PE)Badger Meter, Inc. 5670(PE)Baker Concrete Construction 5402(PE)Baker, Ingram & Associates 5931(PE)BAT Associates, Inc. 3398(PE)Bath Group, Inc. 6214(PE)BCJ Engineering, P.C. 5671(PE)BDS Technologies, Inc. 5801(PE)BEHRENT ENGINEERING 1795(PE)Biagi, Chance, Cummins, London, Titzer, Inc. 6089(PE)BIS TEPSCO INC. 6340(PE)Blew & Associates, Inc. 5387(PE/LS)Blue Oak Energy, Inc. 6372(PE)BP Barber & Associates, Inc. 6030(PE)Brian E. Powley, P.E., PLLC 3090(PE)Brian J Mills Engineering 5786(PE)Bucher Willis & Ratliff Corp. 2024(PE/LS)Bud Design and Engineering Services, Inc. 4737(PE)

C H & K, LLC 6493(LS)CAHILL LAND SURVEY. 2237(LS)Caro Engineering, LLC 5672(PE)CASEY LAND SURVEY 2089(LS)CB Engineering Group, Inc. 6232(PE)Cedar Design, LLC 5626(PE)Cell Site Management, LLC 6198(PE)Centrex Energy Consult, Inc. 5017(PE)Chart Cooler Service Co., Inc.4839(PE)Cheatham and Associates 4988(PE)Civil Site Design Group 6043(PE)Clark Land Surveying, Inc. 5449(LS)Clark Western Design, LLC 4845(PE)Class One Solutions, Inc. 5322(PE)Clois W. Versyp, P.L.L.C. 3884(PE)Clough, Harbour & Assoc. 5362(PE)CMWAEC, Inc. 5388(PE)COGGIN CARRARA, INC. 2918(PE)Commercial Engineering 5043(PE)Consolidated Systems, Inc. 5935(PE)CONTECH Bridge Solutions 5735(PE)Contracting, Consulting, Eng. 3136(PE)Controls & Electrl Dsgn Srvcs, Inc. 6081(PE)Cornerstone Surveying, Inc. 4401(LS)Cranston Engineering P.C. 5815(PE)Crystal Creek Env. Solutions, Inc. 3953(PE)CTL/ Thompson TX, LLC 3512(PE)Culberson Engrg. & Integration, Inc, PC. 5962(PE)Dale Lovely Engrg, LLC 4974(PE)Dant Clayton Corporation 6324(PE)Dennis & Magnani Struct. Cons. P.C. 3401(PE)Design Professionals, Inc. 1513(PE)DIETRICH DESIGN GROUP, INC. 3249(PE)Donegal Bay Corporation 5891(PE)Dressler Consltg. Engrs., Inc. 2811(PE)D-V-M Engineering 4338(PE)EET, L.L.C. 5149(PE)

Electrical Design Assoc 5085(PE)EMD, Inc. 1402(PE)EnCon Design, LLC 6197(PE)Engineering & Testing 2000 5836(PE)ENGlobal Technical Services 4585(PE)Engrg and Drafting Srvcs 6135(PE)Enterprise Properties, Inc. 5878(PE)Espey Consultants, Inc. 4274(PE)E-TECH, INC. 1929(PE)Facilities Engrg. Consltnts 5425(PE)Fitter Consulting, L.L.C. 3064(PE)Flexible Lifeline Systems 5820(PE)FOOD TECH LLC 6044(PE)Foster, Jones and Associates 5951(PE)Fox & Associates Consulting Engineers, P.C. 4980(PE)Freeland & Kauffman, Inc. 5544(PE)Freyer & Laureta, Inc. 5999(PE)Froehling & Robertson, Inc. 5563(PE)FSC Bredson, Inc. 5592(PE)Gage Consltg. Engrs., Inc. 5532(PE)Garold D. Oberlender & Assoc., Inc. 874(PE)GE Engrg, PA 5026(PE)Geopier Foundation Company, Midwest 4773(PE)Geotechnical Design Sys. 5332(PE)GEOTECHNICAL SERVICES, INC. 3897(PE)GILLEN DESIGN SYSTEMS, L.L.C. 6464(PE)Golden Field Services, Inc. 2973(LS)Greene Engineers 5280(PE)Grimes & Assoc., Conslt. Engrs. 2482(PE)Hudson Engineering 4181(PE)Keller Suveying & Mapping 6370(LS)RHR Consutling Engineers 4632(PE)Short-Elliott-Hendrickson 6323(PE)Systems Associates Inc. 3385(PE)

Law change requires 10 year record retention.......

Effective August 24, 2012, O.S. Title 59, 475.15 was amended to include the following lan-guage, “A professional engineer, land surveyor or firm shall retain a hard copy or elec-tronic copy of all technical submissions produced for a minimum of ten (10) years follow-ing the date of preparation.”

For a complete copy of the statutes please go to www.pels.ok.gov, select Regulations/Statutes or you may request a hardcopy by e-mailing [email protected]

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