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CIRCULATION HPAC
ENGINEERING
subscribers are mechanical-engineering professionals and facility
owners/operators who design, specify, manage and/or operate/maintain
mechanical/HVAC and building automation/controls
systems for commercial, industrial and institutional buildings.
Subscribers must meet the following qualfications:
- Have a title in either engineering management or engineering staff.
- Have
a primary mechanical engineering function of engineering management,
engineering services for systems design, engineering services for
systems installation, engineering for maintenance/repair/operations,
facility engineering, or other engineering.
- Personally specify, design, recommend and/or make product selection for
the components of mechanical systems for new or existing buildings.
KEY POINTS:
- All HPAC
ENGINEERING subscribers are mechanical-systems engineering professionals.
- All HPAC
ENGINEERING subscribers personally specify, design, recommend and/or make
product selection for the components of mechanical systems for new and
existing buildings.
- All HPAC
ENGINEERING subscribers are personal direct requests from recipient.
- All HPAC
ENGINEERING subscribers are delivered by name and title and/or function.
MARKET REACH REDEFINED
HPAC ENGINEERING has been re-engineered for 2010 and beyond and now offers targeted reach across the entire non-residential buildings marketplace, with special concentration in key commercial, industrial and institutional market sectors:
- MANUFACTURING/INDUSTRIAL – 30% of the total market with construction spending of $164.4 billion in 2009. Includes:
- Manufacturing Plants
- Industrial Facilities
- Factories & Mills
- Power Companies
- GOVERNMENT – 33% of the total market with construction spending of nearly $180 billion in 2009. Includes:
- Public Schools
- Government Offices
- Health Care
- Public Assembly
- Public Safety
- Other Public Buildings
- EDUCATION – 19% of the total market with construction spending of $103.1 billion in 2009. Includes:
- Public School Districts
- Private Schools
- Colleges & Universities
- HEALTH CARE – 9% of the total market with construction spending of $47 billion in 2009. Includes:
- Hospitals & Clinics
- Nursing Homes
- OFFICE BUILDINGS – The
largest non-residential buildings sector in terms of number of
buildings: 10% of the total market with construction spending of $55.5 billion in 2009. Includes:
- Property Management Firms
- Office Development Firms
- Communications Companies
- Banking/Financial Companies
- Insurance Companies
- Fortune 1000 Companies
- Transportation Companies
- Computer/High Tech Companies
- Business & Professional Services Firms
- OTHER BUILDING SECTORS –
- Retail: 10% of market; $57.4 billion
- Transportation: 10% of market; $$35.3 billion
- Lodging: 6% of market; $25 billion
- Communication: 4% of market; $20.3 billion
- Amusement & Recreation: 3% of market; $18.7 billion
- Religious: 1% of market; $6.4 billion
CIRCULATION BY BUSINESS & INDUSTRY
HPAC ENGINEERING's circulation database breaks out into three primary categories. Within each of those categories, subscribers work in a variety
of related capacities, all of which involve designing,
specifying, managing and/or operating/maintaining
mechanical/HVAC and building automation/controls systems for non-residential buildings.
- BUILDING OWNERSHIP/MANAGEMENT
- Industrial/Processing/Manufacturing Firms
- Commercial/Institutional/Government Firms
This
group includes
mechanical-systems engineering professionals employed in key market
sectors to oversee new construction, retrofit, modernization and M/R/O
(maintenance, repair and operations) projects. They may
also manage
utility and service contracts. Individuals in this group, such as the
chief mechanical engineer for a school district, can – and
do – make decisions affecting dozens of buildings.
Nearly half (49%) of the HPAC ENGINEERING
database – more than 17,000 individuals – falls into this category.
They are employed in the industrial/ manufacturing, education, health
care and government office/commercial office buildings sectors.
- CONSULTING ENGINEERS
Independent
consulting engineering/architectural firms offer mechanical-system design and
specification services for a variety of buildings projects. Some also help procure
financial arrangements, utility services and construction project
management.
One-third (33%) of the HPAC ENGINEERING database falls into this category. That's about 12,000 consulting engineers.
- CONSTRUCTION
- Engineering/Construction Firms
- Design/Build Contractors or Mechanical Contractors
These firms have design
engineers on staff and often work directly with building owners and
their mechanical engineers on all phases of mechanical-systems
engineering, from design through construction.
This category accounts for 18% of the HPAC ENGINEERING database – more than 6,000 individuals
CIRCULATION BY ENGINEERING FUNCTION- HVAC Systems Design: 29.0%
- Engineering Management: 23.4%
- HVAC Systems Maintenance/Repair/Operations (M/R/O): 19.0%
- Facility Engineering/Management: 12.0%
- HVAC Systems installation: 9.3%
- Other Engineering: 7.3%
CIRCULATION BY ENGINEERING TITLE
- ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT: 63.6%
- Owner
- Partner
- President
- Director
- Manager
- Supervisor
- Coordinator
- Chief Engineer
- Vice President
- STAFF ENGINEER: 36.4%
- Mechanical Engineer
- Buildings Engineer
- Consulting Engineer
- Design Engineer
- Facility Engineer
- Plant Engineer
- Operating Engineer
- Systems Engineer
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