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CHAPTER OFFICERS

Chapter President: Mrs. Michelle R. Contri, PE

BD Engineering (732) 886-5432

Chapter President Elect:

Mr. Ryan Diaz DelRen HVAC (856) 287-8638

Chapter Treasurer:

Mr. Brian Glynn

Hughes Environmental Engineering, Inc.

(201)391-1900

Chapter Secretary: Mr. Art Anderson Carrier Corporation

609-662-0461

CHAPTER BOARD OFGOVERNORS

Extending our Community

Statements made in this publication are not the expressions of the Society or of the Chapter and shall not be reproduced

without permission of the Chapter.

SPEAKER’S TOPIC

Topic: Green “Sustainable” HVAC Design

Speaker: Julian R. de Bullet

Cost: Members: $50.00

Non-members: $60.00

YEA members: $35.00

Students: $5.00

Time: 4:30 pm Boards of Governors Meeting

5:30 pm Registration

6:30 pm Chapter, Announcements, Dinner, and Speaker to follow

Location: Renaissance Woodbridge Hotel

515 US Highway 1 South

Iselin, NJ 08830

732-634-3600

RSVP: REPLY@NJASHRAE COM

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February 2018 THERMOGRAM

Mr. Christopher G. Phelan Thermco

(973) 777-6700

Mrs. Dorrie A. Mercurio, PE Engineered Design Group

(732) 761-0108

Mr. Kent Silveria

Trane Commercial Systems

(973)244-7778

Mr. James Rossetti, PE

Rossetti Engineering

(908)782-7364

Mr. Tyler Malm

Trane Commercial Systems

(973)244-7753

Mr. Joe Fox, PE

Mitsubishi HVAC

(732)985-1754

INSIDE THE ISSUE:

President’s Message 3

PAOE Points Scorecard 3

Dinner Speaker Bio/Meeting Recap 4-5

Calendar Events 6

ASHRAE News 7-10,15-22

ASHRAE Government Affairs Updates 11-14

Advertisements/Help Wanted 23-24

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

Presidents message:

Thank you to everyone that came to the passive house meeting. And Thank you to Tom Davidson for excellent research and information!!

It’s been a busy month here finalizing details for the PDH Day in April. We will be collaborating with an ASHRAE Society Webcast and ASHRAE NJ is bringing in (2) Distinguished Lecturers to Provide a full day of PDHs. An official flyer will be coming soon.

As always, we look forward to seeing you on March 6th for the presentation by another ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer Julian R. de Bullet and our topic will be Green "Sustainable" HVAC Design.

This month is Membership month!! NJ ASHRAE is offering New members since July 1st, 2017 are free. If any of the new members reference an existing member then that member gets half off. We are always happy to welcome new members!!

Thank you

Michelle

COMMITTEES

Newsletter Ads & Editor

Adele Glaser & Jackie Salvia

AG: (973)244-7731

JS: (973)244-7726

Refrigeration

Brian Glynn & Ken Fry, PE

BG: (201)391-1900

KF: (732) 886-5432

Research/Promotion

Joe Fox, PE

(732)985-1754

Special Events

Chris Phelan

(973)777-6700

Grassroots

Jeff Beeden

(888)422-7830 ext. 700

CTTC

Tyler Malm

(973)244-7753

Historian

Open

Honors & Awards

John Tellefsen

(973)565-7622

Membership

David Kasemeyer

(732)225-7474 ext.135

YEA

Ryan Diaz

(856)287-8638

Student Activities

Jim Rossetti

(908)782-7364

Attendance

Web Page Editor/Electronic communications

Dorrie Mercurio,PE

(732)761-0108

[email protected]

ASHRAE Society: 1-800-527-4723

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DINNER SPEAKER & BIO

Chapter Members

Member Promotion

Student Activities

Research Promotion

History Chapter Operations

CTTC Electronic Comm.

Chapter Grassroots

Government

NJ Chapter PAOE Point Total

- Min=500 Min=300 Min=800 Min=100 Min=600 Min=450 Min=250 Min=500 Min=3,500

- Par=800 Par=500 Par=1050 Par=300 Par=1200 Par=1050 Par=500 Par=650 Par=6,050

605 560 50 445 0 865 350 154 250 2,674

Julian R. de Bullet

Green “Sustainable” HVAC Design

This presentation will explore the different choices that must be made to ensure an efficient design for a High Performance building. We will compare different HVAC systems to discuss how to minimize energy usage and employ effective long term customer objectives. Included will be a short discussion of LEED and other measurement tools to see how the design can comply with overall design concepts. An exploration of building part load performance and the implied life cycle calculations will complete the seminar.

Biography: Julian R. de Bullet, President of deBullet Consulting LLC, has more than 45 years’ experience in the HVAC industry specializing in educational outreach and energy advocacy. He is a Carrier Environmental Consultant helping develop strategies for high performance buildings that are safer, smarter and sustainable. He has attended the Montreal Protocol meetings since 2004 and continues to attend associated industry and

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2017-2018 Presidential Award of Excellence (PAOE) Summary

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NOVEMBER MEETING RECAP

Topic: Passive House

Held: February 10, 2018 at Hotel Woodbridge at Metropark, Iselin, NJ

Speaker: Tom Davidson

DLB Associates

Many thanks to Tom Davidson for his great presentation! Tom Davidson of DLB Associates spoke on Passive House design, a design methodology which seeks to attain a quantifiable and rigorous level of energy efficiency within a specific quantifiable comfort level. We thank Tom for sharing his experience in becoming certified and his insight into Passive House design.

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CALENDER OF UPCOMING MEETINGS/EVENTS

Proposed Date Speaker Topic Theme Location

Tuesday, October 03, 2017 Evan Berger The Effect of Demand Charge on Utility Bills

Welcome Back Renaissance Woodbridge

Hotel, Iselin, NJ

Tuesday, November 07, 2017 Mark Palitza Natatorium Design Past President’s Night

Renaissance Woodbridge

Hotel, Iselin, NJ

Tuesday, December 05, 2017 Tom Leach Implementing a BACnet System

Back To Basics Night


Hotel, Iselin, NJ

Wednesday, January 10, 2018 MCA MeetingJulius Ballanco

Reducing the Engineer’s and Contractor’s Risk. Liability

vs. Value engineering

Joint Meeting with NJASPE & NJ MCA

Hotel Woodbridge At

Metropark, Iselin, NJ

Tuesday, February 06, 2018 Tom Davidson Passive House Research Promotion Night


Hotel, Iselin, NJ

Tuesday, March 06, 2018 Julian R. de Bullet Green “Sustainable” HVAC Design

Membership & History Night


Hotel, Iselin, NJ

Tuesday, April 03, 2018 Dennis Sikkema Chilled Beam and Application Student & YEA Night


Hotel, Iselin, NJ

Tuesday, April 19, 2018 Myths About Energy Efficiency

Free ASHRAE Webcast

Webcast

Tuesday, May 01, 2018 Paul Doppel ASHRAE 15/34 Standards Installation of New Officers &

Registration Night


Hotel, Iselin, NJ

June 2018 Golf Outing To Benefit ASHRAE Research Promotion

- Date TBD

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ASHRAE AND AICARR SIGN AGREEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING

ATLANTA (Feb. 1, 2018) – ASHRAE and the Associazione Italiana Condizionamento dell’Aria Riscaldamento Refrigerazione (AiCARR), recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), outlining the two organizations’ commitment toward the promotion of common cooling and heating related endeavors.

The agreement provides a framework for AiCARR and ASHRAE to collaboratively leverage each other’s strengths and accomplish organizational goals that best serve members, the profession and both societies at large. A new strategy will involve AiCARR and ASHRAE defining mutual services for its respective members in Italy and the U.S., through the establishment of an AiCARR-ASHRAE group.

“AiCARR and ASHRAE have worked jointly for more than 50 years, providing invaluable benefits across industries around the world,” said 2017-2018 ASHRAE President Bjarne W. Olesen, Ph.D. “I am pleased to sign this agreement on ASHRAE’s behalf and look forward to continuing our partnership toward the promotion and advancement of science and techniques related to HVAC&R applications, sustainability, renewable energies and environmental issues.”

As part of the agreement, ASHRAE and AiCARR will develop joint training and educational programs in Italy and the U.S. as well as new conferences to accelerate technology dissemination. The MoU additionally places special focus on strengthening the organizations’ global networks, the coordination of research programs and exploring opportunities to collaborate on technical publications and standards.

“The signing of this agreement formally demonstrates AiCARR and ASHRAE’s long-standing commitment to the achievement of a coordinated global sustainability strategy,” said AiCARR President Francesca Romana d’Ambrosio. “We look forward to our continued work together.”

The MoU was signed by Bjarne W. Olesen and Francesca Romana d’Ambrosio as part of the 2018 ASHRAE Winter Conference in Chicago on Jan. 22.

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ASHRAE LEARNING INSTITUTE RELEASES 2018 ONLINE INSTRUCTOR-LED COURSE SCHEDULE

ATLANTA (Feb. 20, 2018) – ASHRAE Learning Institute (ALI) has added three new courses to the 23 offerings in its 2018 online instructor-led course schedule.

The course “Latest in High-Performance Dedicated Outdoor Air Systems (DOAS),” taking place on March 20, covers the latest in DOAS application, design, and control for this very popular means to providing ventilation for a building, particular for low-energy, max tech and zero energy buildings. This course supplements material presented in the ASHRAE Design Guide for Dedicated Outdoor Air Systems (DOAS).

“Save 30% while Complying with ASHRAE Standard 90.1-2013,” to be held on May 8, provides guidance on the use of ASHRAE/IES Standard 90.1, which is used by many state and local jurisdictions. Key updates for each of the major building systems are presented, including HVAC system, lighting system, building envelope, service water heating, and power.

The course “Understanding and Designing Chilled-Beam Systems,” to be held on May 15 and Nov. 8, provides a review of HVAC fundamentals as they relate to chilled-beam system design and how to properly identify and control equipment and components that optimize design. Chilled-beam systems save on cooling and transport energy by decoupling most or all of the space sensible loads from the air-distribution system and removing them with water, more efficient heat transfer medium in some applications.

Through the instructor-led online courses, industry experts present three-hour sessions on such other HVAC&R topics areas as commissioning, energy efficiency, HVAC applications and specialized HVAC environments. Participants will receive access to a recorded version of the courses for which they are registered for continuing reference.

To register, visit www.ashrae.org/onlinecourses. The following is the full 2018 course schedule:

Commissioning

• Commissioning Process in New & Existing Buildings - Two-Part Course, April 23 and April 30

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ASHRAE LEARNING INSTITUTE RELEASES 2018 ONLINE INSTRUCTOR-LED COURSE SCHEDULE

CONT.

Energy Efficiency

• IT Equipment Design Evolution and Data Center Operation Optimization, March 22 • Designing Toward Net-Zero Energy Commercial Buildings, April 5 • Building Demand Response and the Coming Smart Grid, July 9 • Humidity Control I: Design Tips and Traps, Aug. 21 • Humidity Control II: Real-World Problems and Solutions, Aug. 28 • Energy Modeling Best Practices and Applications - Two-Part Course, Oct. 2 and Oct. 4

HVAC Applications

• Latest in High-Performance Dedicated Outdoor Air Systems (DOAS), March 20 • Air-to-Air Energy Recovery Applications: Best Practices, April 10 • Understanding and Designing Chilled-Beam Systems, May 15 and Nov. 8 • Design of Affordable and Efficient Ground Source Heat Pump Systems, June 12 • Optimizing Indoor Environment: Increasing Building Value - Two-Part Course, June 18 and June 19 • Variable Refrigerant Flow System: Design and Applications, July 18 and Nov. 28 • Designing and Operating High-Performing Healthcare HVAC Systems, Sep. 18 • High-Performance Building Design: Applications and Future Trends, Oct. 29 • Variable Refrigerant Flow System: Design and Applications, Nov. 28

Standards and Guidelines

• Save 30% while Complying with ASHRAE/IES Standard 90.1-2013, May 8 and Nov. 6 • Complying with ASHRAE Standard 90.1-2016: Appendix G, May 10 • Fundamental and Application of ASHRAE Standard 55, May 23 • Successfully Managing the Risk of Legionellosis Using ASHRAE Standard 188-2015, Sept. 12 • Fundamental Requirements of Standard 62.1-2013, Dec. 18

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ASHRAE ANNOUNCES REDESIGNED WEBSITE

ATLANTA (Feb. 14, 2018) – ASHRAE announced the launch of a new, redesigned version of its website, ashrae.org. This website offers quick and easy access to essential information and simplified navigation through mega-menus.

ASHRAE’s redesigned website features a device-responsive layout to support viewing on smartphones, tablets and desktop/laptop computers. The new search is powered by Amazon Elasticsearch Service, a new and powerful technology. The new search includes thousands of relevant results from other ASHRAE sites such its bookstore, eLearning platform and Technology Portal.

“Visitors are now able to move seamlessly between learning, planning, and participating online,” says Jeff Littleton, Executive Director of ASHRAE. “We are excited about the possibilities that this website will provide to our visitors.”

The new website offers users a customized experience with IP targeted content, which provides the opportunity for locally-targeted content based on a website visitor’s location. This feature will continue to evolve over time as content is made available (some seen sooner than others).

“This redesign benefits all of our members and partners whether they are engineers, contractors, architects, manufacturers, educators and others whose work is linked to the global built environment," says 2017-2018 ASHRAE President Bjarne W. Olesen, Ph.D. "Our website visitors want to quickly find the information they need, whether they are searching from their desk or from a smartphone. We believe that this website speaks vividly to ASHRAE’s leadership in the industry as well as the passionate support of our members."

The website roll out will take place on a limited basis with continuously expanded content becoming available over time. The website redesign reflects ASHRAE’s ongoing priority to expand its communications, outreach, and dissemination strategies.

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ASHRAE Participates in U.S. State Department Meeting on Standards Development and Refrigerants

U.S GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS

Lawmakers Fund the Government Until March 23

The House and Senate passed a continuing resolution (CR) early in the morning on February 9 to extend government funding through March 23. President Trump signed the CR a few hours later, officially ending a government shutdown that lasted only a few hours. The spending plan includes $89.3 billion in disaster relief funds and removes budget caps, increasing spending to $700 billion for defense programs and $591 billion for non-defense programs in 2018. The deal also includes tax extenders for carbon capture, nuclear energy, geothermal, residential energy properties and energy efficiency including retroactively reinstating for only 2017:

• the 25C tax credit for purchases of nonbusiness energy property; • the 45L tax credit for energy-efficient new homes; and • the 179D tax deduction for “energy efficiency improvements to lighting, heating, cooling, ventilation, and hot

water systems of commercial buildings.”

The debt limit, which was projected to be reached at the end of February by the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO), was also raised until March 2019 as part of the CR.

The White House Releases FY19 Budget Proposal

The White House released their FY19 budget proposal on February 12. The budget was released with a 26-page addendum to reflect changes made following the CR on February 9 that removed budget caps and provided an additional $63 billion in non-defense spending. The proposal is similar to the White House’s FY18 request in regards to funding for the Department of Energy (DOE) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Although the DOE’s budget is increased in the proposal, the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy would see a 66% reduction in comparison to the 2017 budget in order to offset a large increase for the National Nuclear Security Administration. The EPA’s budget would also be significantly reduced under the Administration’s budget proposal by slashing the budget for flood mapping and eliminating several climate study programs. The budget proposal does not eliminate the Energy Star program that was zeroed-out in the FY18 budget proposal. Instead, the FY19 budget proposal authorizes $46 million for the program with the funds being paid back through user fees. The FY19 budget also includes several of the President’s campaign promises including funding for a southern border wall, modernizing the health systems

for veterans, and funds to fight the ongoing opioid epidemic. Learn more.

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U.S GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS

Rationale for DOE EERE Budget Reductions

On a conference call with reporters Monday, DOE officials were asked to explain why the budget proposal was seeking to cut the energy efficiency and renewable energy office by nearly two-thirds. "The biggest reason for that is the accomplishments that each of these individual programs have made," said DOE undersecretary Mark Menezes. "It's actually a very good story to tell." He pointed to many "success stories" where several technologies backed by the office have hit their cost-reduction goals over the past five years, including electric vehicle batteries, solar panels, and bioenergy.

White House Releases Infrastructure Plan

The White House released its infrastructure plan on February 12. The plan calls for $200 billion in Federal spending, which is expected to produce a $1.5 trillion investment in infrastructure over the next ten years. The proposal emphasizes Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) and encourages the private sector, as well as state and local governments to invest in these projects. The proposal also requests changes to the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) in order to streamline the permitting process for infrastructure projects. It would limit the review process to 2 years, thus changing environmental review procedures. The proposal would also reduce the statute of limitations for filing lawsuits from six years to 150 days. Learn more or read the infrastructure plan.

Economic Analysis of the Kigali Amendment

The Administration is evaluating the impacts of the Kigali Amendment, which restricts the use of high-global warming potential HFC refrigerants. A comment was made at an event hosted by the Hudson Institute titled the Environmental Policy in the 21st Century: The Future of the Kigali Amendment by George David Banks, a White House special assistant on international energy and environment issues. Banks said “Before we create a recommendation to the president, we're going to have really good economic information. We're going to have to have a real command of it. We understand there's broad industry support, but we want to understand in a concrete way, how this benefits U.S. companies, how it preserves and creates U.S. jobs, how it fosters the trade balance and exports to other countries." The EPA has already tried to enforce a rule restricting HFCs, but it was declared outside of their purview after a court decision in August 2017. The Trump Administration could still ask Congress to find a legislative solution by passing a bill that follows the stipulations of the Amendment or grant the EPA the power to publish its rule. Learn more. IRS Stops Issuing the Clean Renewable Energy Bond

Following the passage of the tax reform package at the end of last year, the IRS has stopped issuing new clean renewable energy bond (CREBS).

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STATE GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS

New York to Hold Public Forums on Energy Efficiency

The New York State Department of Public Service (DPS) and the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) plan to engage stakeholders and propose a comprehensive energy efficiency initiative by Earth Day, April 22, 2018 at the direction of Governor Andrew Cuomo (D), who included this as part of his 2018 State of the State Address. To support the development of the energy efficiency proposal, DPS and NYSERDA will jointly convene a series of stakeholder forums to take place on February 23, 2018, and March 5, 2018. The purpose of these topical forums is for stakeholders with relevant expertise to discuss and share information relevant to each specific topic with DPS and NYSERDA Staff in support of the aforementioned energy efficiency proposal. Each session will begin with an overview of current energy efficiency strategies in New York and will explore potential new strategies that could be used to drive increased energy efficiency adoption. While the sessions will each have a primary subject matter focus, certain cross-cutting themes will be considered in all of the sessions, including driving scale, cost reduction, and low-income market penetration. The February 23rd forum will include two separate sessions focused on the topics described below, and will take place in the 19th Floor Board Room of the DPS office located at Three Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY (Albany office) with video conferencing available in the 4th Floor Board Room of the DPS office located at 90 Church Street, New York, NY (NYC office). The March 5th forum will include three separate sessions focused on the topics described below and will take place in the 4th Floor Board Room of the NYC office with video conferencing available in the 19th Floor Board Room of the Albany office.

Each forum will be held as a moderated roundtable discussion and will allow for an opportunity for other members of the public to ask clarifying questions based on the discussion. The stakeholder forums are not intended to be a vehicle for the receipt of comments from the general public. Opportunities for public comment will be provided in the future pursuant to a separate notice. The schedule of the stakeholder forums is as follows:

Innovative Utility Strategies and Emerging Energy Efficiency Building Models Albany, NY February 23, 2018, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Pay-for-Performance: Next Steps in New York Albany, NY February 23, 2018, 1:00 – 3:00 PM

Accelerating Building Codes New York, NY March 5, 2018, 9:00 – 10:30 AM

Opportunities and Strategies for Deep Energy Efficiency New York, NY March 5, 2018, 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Energy Efficiency Target Metric and Framing Considerations

New York, NY March 5, 2018, 2:00 – 4:00 PM

In order to ensure adequate space for attendees, those wishing to attend should RSVP

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STATE GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS

Opportunities and Strategies for Deep Energy Efficiency New York, NY March 5, 2018, 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Energy Efficiency Target Metric and Framing Considerations New York, NY March 5, 2018, 2:00 – 4:00 PM

In order to ensure adequate space for attendees, those wishing to attend should RSVP via email to [email protected] by 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 20, 2018. In your email, please be sure to indicate which forums you will be attending, and at which location. Due to the security procedures established by the NYC building management, those wishing to attend the forums in DPS’ New York City office MUST pre-register and be prepared to show valid photo identification upon arrival at 90 Church Street. Any questions may be directed to Katie Mammen, Office of Markets and Innovation, at [email protected].

Proposed Regulation in Virginia References ASHRAE Standard 189.1

The Virginia Register of Regulations, issued on February 5, 2018, gives final notice of a revision to state regulations for “Standards for Planning, Design, Construction and Reimbursement of Local Correctional Facilities.” The regulatory action repeals the existing Standards for Planning, Design, Construction and Reimbursement of Local Correctional Facilities (6VAC15-80) and replaces it with a new regulation, 6VAC15-81. The new regulation updates standards to reflect (i) changes in the Code of Virginia and uniform building and fire codes and (ii) best practices for correctional facilities.

As part of the revised code, ASHRAE Standard 189.1 is specifically referenced twice in the proposed code which is scheduled to be effective on March 8, 2018. View the proposed rule. The Standard is referenced on pages 1176 and 1184 (BillTrack50 pages 11 and 19).

Comment or input should be provided to:

Jim Bruce, Agency Regulatory Coordinator, Department of Corrections

P.O. Box 26963

Richmond, VA 23261- 6963

Telephone (804) 887-8215

Email: [email protected]

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“For information on ASHRAE research or to volunteer to the effort please see Joe Fox or go to the ASHRAE website for details on the program. If you would like to donate to RP or to the ASHRAE scholarship fund you can do so at the following link; https://xp20.ashrae.org/secure/researchpromotion/rp.html. Thank you all for your support in this program!”

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HELP WANTED

SENIOR HVAC ENGINEER - MECHANICAL ENGINEERING French & Parrello Associates (FPA) is a multi-discipline engineering firm, with corporate headquarters in Wall, NJ and branch offices in NJ and NY. Founded in 1974, FPA is committed to bringing exceptional service and value to each project through focused attention, timely response, and innovative solutions. POSITION OVERVIEW Preferred candidate will have experience with design & production of Mechanical drawings for building renovations and new building construction. This position would require occasional site visits to facilities such as schools, buildings, banks, and commercial/industrial sites. Having your PE and/or LEED AP is a plus. Prior work experience with energy-modeling is desired, but not necessary. This position requires that you have your own transportation. NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS

• Air Side & Water Side HVAC Systems knowledge • ESIP / ESCO Knowledge • Perform initial site visits to accurately assess and document existing mechanical equipment & systems for renovation

projects • Ability to perform the following tasks independently • Design & drafting of Mechanical/HVAC construction documents using AutoCAD. Revit experience a plus. • Sizing & selection of Mechanical/HVAC equipment • Sizing & layout of ductwork & HVAC piping systems • Preparation of technical specs (Master Specs) • Computerized HVAC load calculations (ie: Carrier HAP) • Ability to work within established budgets • Ability to interact and coordinate with external Clients & Architects • Ability to interact and coordinate with internal team members • Heavy design and production load, fast-paced but accurate • Clear verbal and written communication skills. • Experience with code compliance & reviewing documents • Experience in construction administration (submittals, RFIs, construction site observations an documentation). • Mentor, organize, and motivate less experienced staff • Develop control diagrams and sequences to establish operation of building systems.

EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS Bachelors of Science, Mechanical Engineering WORK EXPERIENCE Minimum of (7) years of experience If you are interested in applying, please email your resume to [email protected].

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HELP WANTED

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER/DESIGNER - ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING French & Parrello Associates (FPA) is a multi-discipline engineering firm, with corporate headquarters in Wall, NJ and branch offices in NJ and NY. Founded in 1974, FPA is committed to bringing exceptional service and value to each project through focused attention, timely response, and innovative solutions. POSITION OVERVIEW Preferred Candidate will have experience with electrical design for buildings new construction and renovations, the ability to meet fast-paced deadlines while maintaining quality design, and a sincere commitment in learning new skills and accepting new responsibilities. NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS

• Knowledge with electrical and building codes and Standards, including: National Electrical,NEC, NFPA-72, Energy Code, and International Building Code IBC;

• Experience with fire alarm system design, lighting design, lighting control & building low voltage systems requirements • Proficient and accurate in all areas of AutoCAD. Experience with Revit MEP is preferred but not required.

EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering EIT registration is preferred but not required WORK EXPERIENCE 2 - 8 years of experience in consulting engineering with strong electrical background. If you are interested in applying, please email your

resume to [email protected].

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