Jason Anderson

Mr. Anderson earned his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from North Carolina State University in 2003. As a registered professional engineer in the state of Florida, Texas, and Louisiana, his 20+ years of experience encompasses civil site design including municipal, commercial, industrial, and educational facilities, parking facilities and structures, and multi-family residential, and master-planned communities.

Mr. Anderson performs evaluations related to the design, construction, and maintenance of the built environment, including premises liability, vehicular use areas such as parking lots, clear sight visibility at intersections and driveways, boundary and property line determinations, temporary traffic control, underground utility strikes and Florida Statutes Chapter 556 (Sunshine 811), and an array of construction defect evaluations including grading and drainage, stormwater management systems including underground conveyance piping and ponds, erosion control, roadway pavements including interlocking concrete pavers, concrete flatwork, and other civil infrastructures. Mr. Anderson is also a certified operator of the English XL Variable Incidence Tribometer (VIT) and a member of the ASTM Committee F13 on Pedestrian/Walkway Safety and Footwear.

The emphasis of Mr. Anderson’s civil site design consists of grading and drainage, storm water conveyance, treatment and attenuation systems, potable, fire and wastewater systems, erosion control, pedestrian ingress/egress ways and ADA accessibility, vehicular traffic ingress/egress, right-of-way and roadway design including sidewalk systems, pedestrian crossings, curb and gutter, marking and signing plans, and asphalt pavement mix design. He is also experienced in the design, permitting, and implementation of temporary traffic control/work zone traffic control and losses occurring in and adjacent to roadway work zones.

Mr. Anderson has specific experience in the review and applicability of Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), water management district, MUTCD, and city and county code requirements across the state of Florida. Prior to joining S-E-A, he led a design team in engineering design calculations and permitting services, as well as in the production of biddable construction documents. Mr. Anderson was accountable for the scope, budget, and quality control of his projects. He also worked as a project engineer supporting the design of stormwater treatment, attenuation, and conveyance systems as they related to roadway design.