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Our June Team Member Spotlight features Zach Harrington, a Mechanical Design Engineer on our Engineering Design Team. Zach has grown with our firm, joining in 2019; he has provided invaluable contributions towards the decarbonization of New York City's built environment. Zach is currently working on a unique project for a historical building constructed in 1930 on Central Park South, designing a Heat Recovery Steam Generator. To learn more about this project, click through the document below 👇 #energyengineering #buildingdecarbonization #cogenerationsystems

Three engineering projects and the life-saving emergency response by HDR, Thornton Tomasetti, and Collins Engineers is the focus of the multi project feature in the latest issue of Engineering Inc. Read the article here: https://bit.ly/484qCpz

Spotlight on our Directors of Operations as Patti Engineering turns 33! Get to know Terrance, John, and Nick, who lead our Michigan, Indiana, and Texas offices with dedication and expertise. Read the full spotlight: https://hubs.li/Q02Cw06w0

The 2024 Top 10 Electrical Design Firms, in advance of the Electrical Construction & Maintenance Top 40 Electrical Design Firm list, have been announced. The Top 40 Special Report, which will look at what's behind these firms’ ongoing success, background on what solidifies their position as key players in the market, and the trends mostly likely to shape the business climate this year, will be featured in the June issue of EC&M and on our website - www.ecmweb.com. The Top 10 firms, ranked specifically by #electreicaldesign revenue earned in 2023, are -- 1) Burns & McDonnell - $1.093 billion 2) Black & Veatch - $841.1 million 3) Stantec - $357.4 million 4) Tetra Tech - $305 million 5) Mott MacDonald - $233.8 million 6) Mesa Associates, Inc - $173.8 million 7) Salas O'Brien - $130 million 8) IMEG - $101.3 million 9) Stanley Consultants - $97.3 million 10) M.C. Dean, Inc. - $87.7 million #electricalengineering #electrical #Endeavor Business Media  

GWES Weekly Engineering Trivia Results Big shout-out to the 67% who nailed this week’s GWES Engineering Trivia! Like that old, sweet song, you've got Georgia on your mind. This week’s question was: According to the Georgia Municipal Association, how many cities are in Georgia? A) 482 B) 536 C) 589 D) 612 Engineering Survey Says… B) 536 The Georgia Municipal Association (GMA) represents 536 cities in Georgia. Founded in 1933, GMA provides legislative advocacy, educational, employee benefit, and technical consulting services to its member cities, helping them become more innovative, effective, and responsive. The organization plays a crucial role in shaping policies and providing resources that support the development and management of urban infrastructure across the state. For more information about the Georgia Municipal Association and its work, visit: https://lnkd.in/dPu9qqn Join us next week for more GWES Weekly Trivia! Discover the organizations and systems that support and enhance urban living.

Behind the scenes of building safer spaces. At CPE Electrical Engineering, we’re not just wiring; we’re shaping the future with every connection.

Chapter 61G15, Florida Administrative Code, contains the rules that govern the practice of engineering in Florida. Check out the latest updates by FBPE as of May 28, 2024.

AllSTEM Connections is an excellent source of #engineering #talent for #projects and #projectmanagement. Enjoy this edition of From Stem to Stern and have a great week! #WeAreAllSTEM #WeAreActOne #constructionengineering #projectengineer #civilengineers #mechanicalengineering #workforcesolutions

Ad Contracts for the Spring issue of Engineering Florida are due TOMORROW, March 1st! Elevate your brand's impact by advertising in the upcoming Sustainability Issue and be part of the movement towards a greener future! Whether you're promoting eco-friendly products, innovative solutions, or sustainable practices, this is your chance to showcase your brand to thousands of engaged readers in the engineering community and beyond. Plus, if you advertise in 4 consecutive issues, you will receive a 5% discount on each placement! It's the perfect opportunity to maximize your visibility while saving on costs. Click here to purchase: https://lnkd.in/gZCESryw Brought to you by the American Council of Engineering Companies of Florida (ACEC-FL), American Society of Highway Engineers (ASHE) - DFW Section, the Florida Engineering Society (FES), the American Society of Civil Engineers Florida Section, the Florida Structural Engineers Association, and the SMPS—Society for Marketing Professional Services, Engineering Florida is the statewide magazine for Florida's engineering industry.

Retro-commissioning provides a structured process to assess a building’s performance against a design standard when it was first constructed. It also takes into account systems that are not performing as intended, equipment failures occurring before the end of their expected operating life, or issues related to poor occupant comfort. So, how can this benefit you as a residential or commercial property owner? Learn the ins and outs of retro-commissioning and its many benefits in this video: https://hubs.la/Q029W5wQ0 #EnergyEfficiency #EnergyDesign #Sustainability #MechanicalEngineering #Utilities #RetroCommissioning