Wyoming Board of Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors
Application Review Information
Application Review for all applications without an NCEES Record Book will be reviewed at the next quarterly Board meeting (deadlines set and listed below).
Application Review for all applications with an NCEES Record Book will be reviewed every Friday by the Executive Director.
NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT RULES AND REGULATIONS
The Wyoming Board of Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors hereby gives public notice pursuant to W.S. § 16-3-103, that it intends to amend Chapters 1-6 of its rules. The proposed amendments are necessary to enforce the Practice Act and regulate the practice of professional engineering and professional land surveying. The reasons for the currently proposed amendments and corrections include updating definitions, removing irrelevant fees, clarifying an exam retake scenario, addressing all scenarios for license renewal and associated continuing education, providing procedure for continuing education audits, specifying seal sizing back to previous measurements, clarifying various language, correcting capitalization, and incorporate model language by the Attorney General’s Office for discipline procedures.
Copies of the proposed rules in strike and underscore format may be obtained online at https://rules.wyo.gov/Search.aspx?Agency=037&Program=0001 or upon request to Shannon Stanfill at the Board office at 6920 Yellowtail Road, Suite 100, Cheyenne, WY 82002. The Board welcomes all comments and suggestions on the proposed changes to its rules and regulations.
Comments must be received in the Board office, to arrive no later than 5:00 p.m. on December 17, 2019. Individuals may provide comments through the following link: https://forms.gle/ohmaYYL752gwweEQ8.
Any individual who comments on the rules may request that the Board provide a statement of principal reasons for overruling the individual’s comments. If requested, the statement will be issued within thirty (30 days) after the Board’s action.
A public hearing will be held by the Board if requested by twenty-five (25) persons, by a governmental subdivision, or by an association having not less than twenty-five (25) members. Requests for a hearing should be directed to the Board at the above address by the date specified above. Notice of the hearing will be provided to all persons making a timely request therefore.
Fall 2019 Board Bulletin
Check out the latest from the Board's Fall 2019 Newsletter.... from the newly appointed State Engineer; Interim Dean of the University of Wyoming College of Engineering and Applied Science; NCEES 98th Annual Meeting discussions; to the Improved exam volunteer experience; expired licenses; renewal questions and more.
E-Week 2020
WES- Presidential Project of the Year Award Program
The annual WES Presidential Project Awards competition seeks to recognize excellence in engineering and surveying projects utilized by and benefiting the people of the State of Wyoming. Separate awards are bestowed under the categories of engineering projects and surveying projects. Applications are not restricted to constructed project but can include studies and computer applications.
The WES Presidential Project Award Committee rewards project excellence.
The deadline for submitting application for the 2019 competition is January 3, 2020. Projects substantially completed in calendar year 2019 are eligible for the competition. Application shall consist of a 3-ring binder notebook and display panel. Guidelines for preparation of applications can be obtained by contacting Committee Chairman Dave Whitman Whitman@uwyo.edu or by download.
The display panels are available for exposition in your area. If you would like to display the projects at your public library or other suitable venue, please contact Committee Chairman Dave Whitman.
2018 winning engineering project:
- Laramie Streets-UPRR Overpass Section
2018 winning surveying project:
- Battle Mountain Mining Claim Retracement
On Professional Engineers Day the Wyoming Board expressed appreciation to all licensed Professional Engineers in Wyoming and around the world. Thank you for all the work you do each and every day! For keeping the life, health and property of the public paramount in your work as licensed professionals.
Steven Barrett, Ph.D., P.E.
“The P.E. designation is a constant reminder to me of the tremendous and awesome responsibility I personally have in insuring the safety of the public. I design control algorithms for industrial door controllers. Often my test plans are longer than the control algorithm code. The P.E. is a reminder that the control algorithms must be flawless and thoroughly tested before released for public use.
Public safety and welfare is the foundation for engineering licensure. It is not merely a credential at the end of your name but a lifetime commitment to always put public well-being ahead of all else.”
Dave Engels, PE
“Essentially all occupations have a form of licensure that members of our society use to be assured that individuals from which they require a service possess a certain level of education, experience and skill. As a professional engineer, I am very proud to be able to demonstrate to the public that I possess those characteristics in the field of engineering.
Professional engineers are responsible for providing society with the tools and infrastructure necessary to exist in today’s world. By applying science and mathematics to real-world problems, professional engineers develop solutions that improve the quality of life for all individuals living on this planet.”
Patrick A. Davis, PE, LEED AP
“As a Professional Engineer I serve the public. My responsibilities lie in performing my duties ethically, and in the best interest of those who place their trust in my services.
Professional Engineer’s are entrusted with great responsibility. In our every day application of engineering principles we must ensure that the buildings, machines, and systems we design serve the public’s needs, while minimizing the risk of failure.”
E-Week 2019 Professional Engineers & Their Firms:
Adrienne Hahn
Alan Corey
Alin Cortez
Amanda Miller
Amol Bhavsar
Andrea Allen
Angie Schrader
Anthonly Barnett
Ansel Lee
Ben Weaver
Benjamin Nemec
Blake Jones
Brad Green
Braden Olson
Brandt Lyman
Brendan Thoman
Brent Bennett
Brian Gray
Brian Rentner
Burt Andreen
Carla Hester Croff
Carol Kinzer
Chad Lockman
Charlie Hagen
Chris Lovas
Chris Rumple
Collin Fossen
Colter Lane
Connor Desmond
Craig Shavlik
Dana Sander
Dennis Russell
Derrick Thompson
Eric Nunn
Ethan Yonker
Greg Shavlik
Isaac Finkle
Jacy Busboom
Jake Wright
Jason Linford
Jera Likely
Jeremy Tuck
Jill Rosselot
Jim Gores
Joe Hall
Jon Nelson
Josh Morris
Joshua Kilpatrick
Justin and Jody Smith
Justin Carlson
Karen Werner
Kasey Jones
Kassey Westring
Kelly Erickson
Kelsey Johnson
Ken Hodgen
Krista Johnston
Kristen Stocks
Kristy Waldron
Kyle Lehto
Kyle Turpin
Lance Marrs
Lisa Johnson
Lory Loredo
Mark Corbridge
Matt Burkhart
Matt Olsen
Matt Williams
Michael Dobler
Michelle Edwards
Mike Doherty
Mila Dunbar-Irwin
Miles Buckingham
Moriah Miller
Nick Berling
Paul Heintz
Quentin Johler
Rich Pribyl
Rob Gerrard
Robert Wilhelm
Roberta Wells
Sam Davis
Sandy Brown
Steven Vedder
Theresa Gunn
Tiffany Scott
Tom Axthelm
Tony MacDonald
Trevor Kanode
Uri Selby
Vince Vogt
Willie Bridges
Will Hensel
Zach St. Jean
Zack Meek
Andreen Hunt Construction
Augmented Reservoir Solutions, LLC
Autodesk
AVI
Campbell County Department of Public Works
CEPI
City of Casper
Cloud Peak Energy
CPG Engineering
DOWL
Elevation Structural Design
EMIT Technologies
Engineering Associates
Forest Service
Gores Engineers
HDR Inc
HDR Inc.
Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc.
Inberg Miller
JFC Engineers
Jorgensen Associates
KL&A
KLJ Engineering
L&H Industrial
Martin/Martin
Morrison-Maierle
Nelson Engineering
North Fork Engineering
Octagon Construction Group, Inc.
Pryor Mountain Engineering
Sinclair WY Refining
Square One
Strata, Inc.
Sunrise Engineering
Terracon
T-O Engineers
Trihydro
University of Wyoming
Western Engineering
Western Engineers & Geologists
Western Wyoming Community College
WLC Engineering
WWC Engineering
WYDOT
E-Week 2019 Schools Across Wyoming:
Afton Elementary
Anderson Elementary
Arapahoe
Arp Elementary
Ashgrove
Bain Elementary School
Bar Nunn
Big Piney Elementary
Buffalo Ridge Elementary
Buffalo Ridge Elementary
Burns Elementary
Carpenter Elementary
Cloud Peak Elementary School
Crest Hill
Deming
Desert View Elementary
Douglas Intermediate
Dry Creek Elementary
Dubois K-12
Eastside Elementary
Fairview Elementary
Fort Caspar Academy
Gannett Peak Elementary
Gilchrist Elementary
Glenn Livingston Elementary
Guernsey Sunrise Elementary
Hebard
Highland Park
Indian Paintbrush
Jackson Elementary
Journey Elementary
Kaycee School
La Barge Elementary School
Laura Irwin Elementary
Lincoln Elementary
Linford
Little Snake River Valley School
Lusk Elementary and Middle School
Martin Luther Grammar School
Meadowlark Elementary
Meeteetse Schools
Monroe Elementary
Munger Mountain Elementary
Northpark
Oregon Trail
Paintbrush
Paradise Valley
Pine Bluffs Elementary School
Pinedale Elementary School
Prairie Wind Elementary
Pronghorn Elementary
Ralph Witters Elementary
Rawlins Elementary
Rock River Elementary
Rocky Mountain Elementary School
Rossman Elementary
Saddle Ridge Elementary
Sage Elementary
Saratoga Elementary
Shoshoni Elementary
Southridge
Southside Elementary
Spring Creek Elementary School
St. John Paul II
St. Mary's
Stagecoach Elementary
Sundance Elementary
Sunset Elementary
Ten Sleep School
Thayne Elementary
Tongue River Elementary School
UW Lab
Westridge Elementary
Willow Creek
Wyoming Indian Elementary School
Wyoming Virtual Academy
Important Dates
October 10, 2019
Special Teleconference Meeting| 10:00 a.m. AGENDA
December 9, 2019
Board Meeting| Cheyenne Board Office| 8:30 a.m.
October 25, 2019
PE, SE Vertical exam date.
October 26, 2019
SE Lateral exam date.
November 20, 2019
Deadline for all Applicants going before Board for approval of licensure at the December 9th Board meeting.
(applications must be complete with all additional information turned in by this date) Applicants with a NCEES Record Book go before the Executive Director every Friday for approval.
2020 Quarterly Board Meetings
March 20, 2020
Board Meeting| Cheyenne Board Office| 8:00 a.m.
June 26, 2020
Board Meeting| Sheridan Wyoming| 8:00 a.m.
September 21, 2020
Board Meeting| Cheyenne Board Office| 8:00 a.m.
December 14, 2020
Board Meeting| Cheyenne Board Office| 8:30 a.m.