EXPERTISE   

Engineering and Design of HVAC Systems used in commercial and industrial buildings. Comfort heating & cooling applications, indoor air quality, laboratory design, dry rooms, and humidity control. Energy Efficient ‘State of the Art’ HVAC Systems, including geothermal, air to air energy recovery, high efficient condensing boilers, compensating hoods, and DDC controls.

EXPERIENCE

Over 29 years in the HVAC industry starting with Carrier Corp. in 1976, then designing with Galson & Galson Consulting Engineers in 1980, heading Munters Cargocaire application engineering and service departments in 1983, and finally  working at W.H Demmons in 1986 running the Maine Air Conditioning division.

SPECIAL PROJECTS

Designed and installed over 160,000 ft2 of GeoThermal HVAC projects in the last 12 years including, MCI Math & Science Building, Harbor View Block, The Black Point Inn, Catholic Charities Building, Maine Audubon, W.H. Demmons Building, Merriconeag Waldorf School, University of Southern Maine CEC building, Colby College Alumni Center.

Designed and installed Laboratories, Clean Rooms, and Dry Rooms for SermatechCasco Standards, Envirologix, Binax, and Harvard University.

Designed and installed Comfort Heating and Cooling Systems for DeLorme Mapping World Headquarters, Skowhegan National Guard, Sappi World Headquarters, and many other office projects.

EDUCATION

1976  B.S. Civil Engineering with a Minor in Mechanical Engineering, University of New Hampshire

1977 Carrier Air Conditioning School of HVAC Design

1978 Engineering Graduate Studies, Syracuse University

1980  HVAC Controls, University of Wisconsin

Numerous CEUs in all areas of HVAC Design

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

ASHRAE member since 1978, Maine Chapter President from 1993-1994

NFPA

Association of Energy Engineers

Registered Professional Engineer-  New York State, Maine

Lecturer on Geothermal and Energy Efficient Designs since 1996

       Eastern Maine Technical College with Bangor Hydro, 1996

       Univ. Southern Maine- Gorham Campus with the Maine Energy and                 Technology Expo- 2002

       Colby College- Geology Department- 2004

       Univ. Southern Maine- Portland Campus with NNECERAPPA Spring                Conference- 2005