| Certified Floodplain Surveyor |
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This certification program provides a comprehensive body of knowledge to the surveyor about his or her relationship with the National Flood Insurance Program. Surveyors are a major link in the entire NFIP system. To adequately perform the duties to fulfill NFIP requirements, a surveyor must expand his or her knowledge on this specialized aspect of the profession. Over an intense three day period of instruction, the surveyor is exposed the many flood issues including the National Flood Insurance Program, Code of Federal Regulations Title 44, Flood Insurance Rate Maps, Letters of Map Change (LOMA, LOMR-F, LOMR), no rise certifications and the Elevation Certificate. Following this training, there is a four hour exam administered to assess the surveyor’s floodplain knowledge. PDH’s are offered for the course work, but not for the exam. Instructor: Bart Crattie. |
| Bart CrattieC. Barton (Bart) Crattie has been working in surveying for 47 years. He holds licenses in Land Surveying in both Georgia and Tennessee. Crattie earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in three-dimensional design from Murray State University - Murray, Kentucky. He has been certified as a Floodplain Manager (CFM) since 2008 through the Association of State Floodplain Managers, as well as being a Certified Floodplain Surveyor (CFS TN-003) through the Tennessee Association of Professional Surveyors. Crattie serves on the National Society of Professional Surveyors Certifies Floodplain Surveyors Board of Directors. He served for nine years on the Surveyors Historical Society Board of Directors and was its Secretary for 15 years. His name appears on the masthead of American Surveyor magazine as a Contributing Writer. Crattie now earns his living strictlyt doing floodplain management services, teaching and consulting as The Flood Specialist. |