Curriculum Vitae
James D. Wamble P.E., R.L.S
216 Centerview Drive, Suite 180
Brentwood, TN 37027
Phone: 615.251.9555
Education
Graduated in 1976 with a Bachelor's of Science
University of Memphis
Herff College of Engineering
Civil Engineering Degree
Memberships
National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE)
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
Tennessee Association of Professional Surveyors (TAPS)
National Society of Professional Surveyors (NSPS)
Experience
1984 – Present: Wamble & Associates, PLLC (formerly Bledsoe & Wamble Engineers)
40 Middleton Street, Nashville, TN 37210 615.251.9555
Principle Engineer, Land Surveyor, and Owner
1983 – 1984: Thomas & Miller, Nashville, TN Project Engineer, Land Surveyor, and Jr. Partner
1981 – 1983: Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) (formerly Tennessee Department of Health & Environment),
Division of Construction Grants & Loan, Nashville, TN Engineer IV, Management of $400 million in Title II construction grants and loans
1979 – 1981: Alley, Young & Baumgartner, Inc. (formerly E. Roberts Alley & Associates), Nashville, TN Project Engineer, Land Surveyor, and Director of Planning & Development
1976 – 1979: Tennessee Department of Transportation Region IV Bureau of Highways, Jackson, TN Staff Engineer
1975 – 1976: Continental Engineering, Memphis, TN Part-time Engineer
Expertise
Civil Engineering: Design of Grading, Drainage, Erosion Control, Sediment Control, Utilities, Roads, Lakes, Dams, Water Quality, Retention Ponds, Water Detention Basins, Parking Lots, Shopping Centers, Subdivisions, Apartments, Condominiums, Planned Unit Developments, Specific Plans, Industrial Parks, Mobile Home Parks, Mini Warehouses, Hotels and Office Building Site Plans; Flood, Drainage, and Utility Studies; Low Impact Design; Financial Developability and Constructability Analysis of Proposed Developments; Preparation of Cost Estimates; Assisting Clients in Setting Project Budgets; Designing Projects to Contain Cost within Determined Project Budget; Construction Project Management, Inspection, Administration, and Processing of Contractors' Pay Requests
Land Surveying: Topographic, Route, Land Title, Boundary, Utilities, Aerial Ground Control, Engineering Design, Construction Surveys, GPS, Easements, and Dedicated Right-of-Way
Land Planning: Land Use/Development Feasibility Analysis, Planning and Concept Design of Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Mixed-Use and Municipal Projects; Zone Change Applications; Planned Unit Development and Specific Plan Applications; Site Selection Consultation; Graphic Presentations
Expert Witness: Research, Site Inspections, Engineering Analysis, Performing Land Surveys, Preparing Survey and Civil Engineering Drawings, Investigation, Land Use Studies, Report Writing, Preparing Exhibits, and Testifying at Depositions, Trials, Hearings, and Arbitrations.
Continuing Education
All continuing education requirements are met for Professional Engineering license renewal and Registered Land Surveyor's license renewal every two years. Courses in the last four years include:
Auburn University:
2019: 62nd Annual Transportation Conference
2020: 63rd Annual Transportation Conference
Tennessee Association of Professional Surveyors (TAPS):
2018: Leadership: Anyone Could Lead Perfect People
2018: Risk Management
2018: Mock Trial
2019: Ownership Over Possession
2019: Disputes Between Adjoining Land Owners
2019: Highways, Byways and Private Roads
2019: Tennessee Standards of Practice
Alabama Dept of Transportation:
2019: Roadway Safety
2019: Pedestrian Safety
2019: Alternative Intersection Design
2019: Traffic Operations
2019: Roadway Departure Countermeasures
2019: Safety in Transportation Planning
2019: Transportation Technology
Half Moon Education:
2018: Retaining Wall Design and Slope Stabilization Techniques
The Lucas Letter:
2020: Ethics XIII
2020: Ethics XIV