Ross Aleman has worked in this field since 1994. Over the course of his career, Ross has designed mechanical and hydronic systems for a total of 6 million square feet, costing in excess of $80 million. During this time he also has refined the concepts of TQM/CQI applicable to the production of MEP engineering designs. Ross’ comprehensive management techniques and organizational structure enable him to produce large and small projects on a timely basis and within budget. He is responsible for the production management of assigned projects and participates directly in the preparation of design drawings, specifications, life-cycle cost analysis, cost estimates, and construction administration. In addition, he has been an MEP project manager since 2004, instrumental for all disciplines of MEP Consulting Engineering. Ross is particularly experienced in the design of chilled water and heating water systems, traditional water source heat pumps, direct expansion split systems, pressurization controls, constant and variable supply/ return/ exhaust systems, and energy management systems. Specialized systems: bio-hazard exhaust and filtration systems, indoor firing ranges, laboratory HVAC systems, engineered smoke removal systems, energy recovery systems and conservation systems and isolation room HVAC systems.

Samuel Lusk has worked in the MEP design field since 1996. Over the course of his career, Samuel has designed plumbing systems for a total of 5 million square feet, costing in excess of $70 million. Samuel’s conscientious design techniques, desire and willingness to work with the client, along with his comprehensive management techniques and organizational structure are what enables him to successfully produce all projects on a timely basis and within the owner’s budget. He is responsible for the production management of assigned projects and participates directly in the preparation of design drawings, specifications, cost estimates, and construction administration.