Wondering how to meet the recently adopted AB-2511 Skilled nursing facilities backup power requirements?This presentation was developed to provide a how-to guide and some specific
Good to see this list of projects highlighting their innovation, ability to serve as models, and demonstration of microgrid benefits. Also great to have the Kaiser
Hope you can join us – 8 am Pacific/11 am Eastern, May 11th, 2021 to hear how the San Benito Community Clinic, a net-zero facility,
CONTECH-CA Role: Electrical Engineer – Microgrid Consulting Project Description: The project, which includes 2.2 megawatts (MW) of solar, a 1 MW fuel cell from Bloom
CONTECH-CA Role: Consulting Electrical Engineer – Microgrid Project Description: San Benito Health Foundation (SBHF) is a small (17,584 square foot) critical health care facility serving
Role: Electrical Engineer and Project Manager Project Description The project opened in 2011—comprised of a 4-story, 471,000-sq-ft surgery and emergency pavilion The new building
Role: Electrical engineer and MEP design project manager for the extensive renovation and replacement project.* My involvement started at Schematic Design and I led the
Role: Electrical engineer and ‘design professional in responsible charge’ for the project. Led project from concept and budgeting through construction and commissioning. Oversaw the design,
Role: Electrical engineer and ‘design professional in responsible charge’ for the project. Project Description: Upgrade of the existing analog nurse call system. The upgrade was
Role: Electrical engineer and ‘design professional in responsible charge’ for the project. As a project was undertaken as an OSHPD emergency project we also led
Role: To support the installation of a virtual patient care system we provided electrical infrastructure design and construction administration support, from concept through project completion.
Role: As the electrical engineer (EEOR) for the new Stanford Hospital, instrumental in the design and construction of the normal and emergency power systems.*During the
Hospitals in California have to date been exempt from part 6 (Energy Codes) of the Building Codes. In the next Code Cycle, due to go into effect January 1st, 2020, hospitals will no longer be exempt and will be subject to Part 6, with a series of exceptions
Role: As the electrical engineer (EEOR) for the new MarinHealth Hospital, led the design of the normal and emergency power systems.*During the design worked closely
Project Description: To meet the seismic compliance it was necessary to move the compact security and command center, and all its systems and operations to
Delivered on a Budget and Two Months Ahead of Schedule. Principal in Charge for the MEP Design (John Was employed by Mazzetti while working on
Wondering how to meet the recently adopted AB-2511 Skilled nursing facilities backup power requirements?This presentation
Good to see this list of projects highlighting their innovation, ability to serve as models,
Hope you can join us – 8 am Pacific/11 am Eastern, May 11th, 2021 to
CONTECH-CA Role: Electrical Engineer – Microgrid Consulting Project Description: The project, which includes 2.2 megawatts
CONTECH-CA Role: Consulting Electrical Engineer – Microgrid Project Description: San Benito Health Foundation (SBHF) is
Role: Electrical Engineer and Project Manager Project Description The project opened in 2011—comprised of
Role: Electrical engineer and MEP design project manager for the extensive renovation and replacement project.*
Role: Electrical engineer and ‘design professional in responsible charge’ for the project. Led project from
Role: Electrical engineer and ‘design professional in responsible charge’ for the project. Project Description: Upgrade
Role: Electrical engineer and ‘design professional in responsible charge’ for the project. As a project
Role: To support the installation of a virtual patient care system we provided electrical infrastructure
Role: As the electrical engineer (EEOR) for the new Stanford Hospital, instrumental in the design
Hospitals in California have to date been exempt from part 6 (Energy Codes) of the Building Codes. In the next Code Cycle, due to go into effect January 1st, 2020, hospitals will no longer be exempt and will be subject to Part 6, with a series of exceptions
Role: As the electrical engineer (EEOR) for the new MarinHealth Hospital, led the design of
Project Description: To meet the seismic compliance it was necessary to move the compact security
Delivered on a Budget and Two Months Ahead of Schedule. Principal in Charge for the
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