Education

• Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering, University of Texas at Arlington

Registration

• Licensed Professional Engineer, Texas No. 43083
• Registered Professional Land Surveyor, Texas No.2819

Professional Organizations

• American Society of Civil Engineers, Member
• Texas Society of Professional Engineers, Member
• Texas Society of Professional Surveyors, Member

Experience

Mr. Jarratt has 31 years of experience with the Texas Department of Transportation in all phases of highway design, maintenance, construction, and bridge design. He has completed TxDOT Level III Roadway Design and Level III Pavement Design as well as numerous AASHTO and Extension Service training courses.

Mr. Jarratt supervised a design team for his last six years with TxDOT and was Project Manager in charge of his entire roadway design and schematic development for various projects. Mr. Jarratt retired from TxDOT in 1993 and entered the private sector. He has now added fourteen additional years of experience in the design and construction of transportation facilities.

Mr. Jarratt is pre-certified to perform work with the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) in following work categories:

3.1.1 Route Studeis & Scematic Design- Minor Roadways
3.2.1 Route Studies & Schematic Design- Major Roadways
3.3.1 Route Studies & Schematic Design- Complex Highways
3.4.1 Minor Bridge Layouts
3.5.1 Major Bridge Layouts
3.6.1 Multi-Level Interchange and Exotic Bridge Layout
4.1.1 Minor Roadway Design
4.2.1 Major Roadway Design
4.3.1 Complex Highway Design
4.4.1 Major Freeway Interchanges and Direct Connectors
6.1.1 Routine Bridge Inspection
8.1.1 Signing, Pavements Marking and Channelization
8.5.1 Highway-Rail Grade Crossings
9.1.1 Bicylce and Pedestrian Facility Development
10.1.1 Hydrologic Studies
10.2.1 Basic Hydraulic Design
10.3.1 Complex Hydraulic Design
10.5.1 Bridge Scour Evaluations and Analysis
11.1.1 Roadway Construction Management and Inspection
11.2.1 Major Bridge Construction Management and Inspection
14.3.1 Transportation Foundation Studies
15.2.1 Design and Construction Survey