Mr. Moss began his career in Charlotte, NC after graduating from Rochester Institute of Technology in 1996 with a B.S. in Civil Engineering Technology and from the State University of New York at Buffalo in 1997 with a M.E. in Civil Engineering. He earned his Professional Engineering license in 2002 and Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control (CPESC) certification in 2015.
While in Charlotte, Dan specialized in stormwater and erosion control modeling, design, and permitting for landfills, municipal projects, golf courses, and residential projects ranging from one lot single family homes to multi-phase subdivisions with hundreds of lots. In 2006 Dan moved to Vermont where his wife is from to raise their new daughter.
Since moving to Vermont, Dan has obtained extensive experience with the various New Hampshire and Vermont state and municipal design and permitting rules, requirements, and regulations. He has worked on a variety of commercial, industrial, and residential projects and has prepared numerous federal (wetlands, LOMA, NPDES/SWPPP), state (NHDES AoT, Shoreland, and Wetlands, and VT stormwater and erosion control), and local designs and permits with a focus on site design/permitting, stormwater, and erosion control.
Dan has a vast knowledge in preparing complete site construction plan sets and subdivision, boundary, and boundary line adjustment plans. He is also very experienced in creating CAD and GIS record data and plans. He is well versed in essential engineering tools such as CAD and GIS.