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Buildings Professionals

Buildings professionals are those individuals who are responsible for designing, constructing, operating and maintaining commercial, industrial and institutional facilities. They can be responsible for a variety of systems, all integral to a building's success, including electrical systems, security systems, HVAC systems and others.

Because HPAC ENGINEERING's niche is mechanical systems, our database includes only those buildings professionals who design, specify, manage and/or operate/maintain
HVAC systems. We identify these buildings professionals as either mechanical-systems engineering professionals or facility owners/operators.


WHO THEY ARE

Mechanical-systems engineering professionals work for consulting engineering firms, engineering/construction firms, building owners and other types of firms. Their job titles include the following:
  • Mechanical Engineer
  • Consulting Engineer
  • Buildings Engineer
  • Design Engineer
  • Facility Engineer
  • Plant Engineer
  • Operating Engineer
  • Systems Engineer
  • Engineering Manager

Facility owners/operators are responsible for the design, construction, management and operation/maintenance of mechanical/HVAC and building automation/controls systems in buildings, campuses, complexes, plants, factories, mills and other non-residential facilities. They include the following;
  • Building Managers/Supervisors
  • Facility Managers/Supervisors
  • Plant Managers/Supervisors
  • Operations Managers/Supervisors


WHAT THEY DO

Mechanical-systems engineering professionals and facility owners/operators in the 
HPAC ENGINEERING database design & specify and/or manage & operate/maintain mechanical/HVAC and building automation/controls systems for non-residential buildings. They may do any or all of the following:

  • Design mechanical/HVAC and building automation/controls systems and specify the products and components that make up those systems.
  • Influence the selection and purchase of mechanical/HVAC and building automation/controls systems and determine what types and brands of materials and products are installed.
  • Oversee the construction, operations and maintenance of mechanical/HVAC and building automation/controls systems for buildings, campuses, complexes, plants, factories, mills and other non-residential facilities.

DESIGN/SPECIFYING INVOLVEMENT
  • Design, Specify, Select, Recommend, Purchase: 100%
  • Recommend: 84%
  • Specify: 77%
  • Design: 70%
  • Select: 67%
  • Maintain/Operate: 54%
  • Purchase: 39%


SYSTEM INVOLVEMENT

  • Air Conditioning Systems: 98%
  • BAS/HVAC Controls: 96%
  • Ventilation Systems: 95%
  • Heating Systems: 91%


PRODUCT CATEGORY INVOLVEMENT
  • Air Conditioning: 98%
  • Motors & Drives: 97%
  • Building Automation Systems: 96%
  • Ventilation Systems: 95%
  • Piping/Pumping Systems: 95%
  • Heating Systems: 91%
  • HVAC Controls: 90%
  • Engineered Plumbing: 88%
  • Noise & Vibration: 86%
  • Water Treatment: 83%
  • Humidification/Dehumidification: 82%
  • Fire/Smoke Protection: 81%


ENGINEERING FUNCTION
  • HVAC Systems Design: 29.0%
  • Engineering Management: 23.4%
  • HVAC Systems Maintenance/Repair/Operations: 19.0%
  • Facility Engineering/Management: 12.0%
  • HVAC Systems Installation: 9.3%
  • Other Engineering: 7.3%


WHERE THEY WORK

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY

  • Consulting Engineering Firms: 33%
  • Engineering/Construction Firms
    or Design/Build or Mechanical Contractor Firms: 18%

  • Key Buildings Sectors: 49%
    • Manufacturing/Industrial Firm: 17%
    • School/University: 12%
    • Health Care: 8%
    • Government Office/Commercial Office Building: 8%
    • Other: 4%


BUILDINGS SECTOR PROJECT INVOLVEMENT
  • Office Buildings: 62%
  • Education: 55%
  • Manufacturing: 48%
  • Government: 45%
  • Health Care: 44%
  • Warehouse: 27%
  • Lodging: 26%
  • Retail: 23%