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Fred M. Harpster, P.E., P.L.S. |
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EDUCATION
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Bachelor, Civil Engineering, University of
Florida, 1952 |
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Registered Professional Land Surveyor
#1127, (Florida) 1956
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Registered Professional Engineer #4724,
(Florida) 1965 |
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Registered General Contractor, 1968 |
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AFFILIATIONS
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Florida Engineering Society
Florida Land Surveyor’s Council
Past President
Volusia County Chapter Florida Surveyors and Mappers Society
Past President
Volusia County Chapter American Society of Civil Engineers
Past President
Volusia County Chapter Florida Engineering Society
Lifetime Award
of Appreciation from Volusia County Florida Surveyors and Mappers
Society
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EXPERIENCE
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1973 to Present |
Harpster Engineering & Surveying, Inc. –
Daytona Beach, Florida |
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Professional Engineer, Land Surveyor and Owner
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All types of surveying for boundary,
topographic and hydrographic for Commercial Site Plans. Boundary Surveys
included Subdivisions, Federal Sectionalized Lands & Land Grants.
Engineering of Subdivisions, Stormwater Management, Potable Water Systems
and Wastewater Systems including Lift Stations. |
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1971 – 1973 |
Lake County Public Works
– Lake County, Florida |
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Director
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Reporting directly to the Board of County
Commissioners, management of all Public Works Departments, Road and
Bridge, Auto Inspection, Engineering, Surveying, Landfill and Animal
Control. |
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1969 – 1971
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Orange County
- Orange County, Florida |
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County Engineer
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Day to day operation of the County
Engineering and Drafting Department, Survey Section with three field
crews, primary water control with two field supervisors, the County
Wastewater Collection and Treatment System with a Class “A” Operation
Supervisor and approximately 40 Technicians and Helpers. |
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1960 – 1969 |
Pan American Airways
– Aerospace Services Division |
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Construction Supervisor, Range Base Department & Design Engineering in
Facilities Engineering Department
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Construction and Design Engineer,
Downrange Construction Eastern Missile Test Range. Extensive design
and construction of roads and airfields; piers; concrete and steel frame
towers; power line work; sanitary and potable water works, and
construction layout and hydrographic surveying. Traveled for five
years outside Continental U.S., balance of time was in Facilities
Engineering. |
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1956 – 1960
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U.S. Army Corp of Engineers
– Cape Kennedy, Florida |
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Construction Engineer
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Layout and contract construction of
missile test sites; assist in construction monitoring of missile test
structures and buildings, and concrete and asphalt paving, grades and
drainage. |
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1955 – 1956
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Stepp, Inc.
– Daytona Beach, Florida |
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Party Chief
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General Land Surveying, subdivisions,
drainage and sanitary sewer locations, hydrographic and topographic
surveys for Public Utilities. |
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1953 – 1955
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Florida State Road Department, 5th
District – DeLand, Florida |
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Civil Engineer
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Engineer in Rotation Training Program. |
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1952 – 1953
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A.E.C. Savannah River Plant by E.I. Dupont
Co. – Augusta, Georgia |
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Civil Engineer
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Engineer in Training and construction of
the Plant. |
