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Electrical Engineering

Our electrical engineering is being handled by Stantec, with the engineering team of Bob Kischko, Allan St. Peter, Meagan Crowley, Sylvia Miller and Jonathan Freed.

Green Buildings, Sustainable Design and LEED® Certified Experience

Stantec first took roots in green ideas back in the early 1990s.  They have since invested time and expense nurturing these ideas that have now blossomed into a company-wide philosophy. They think outside of the box to provide innovative and sustainable ideas for building systems and now have one of the largest portfolios of completed green projects in North America. Their designs have won numerous sustainable design awards. With over 6,300 design, technical and support employees throughout North America, they have grown to be a leader in the green design field with a goal  to continue to provide clients with fresh ideas in green building design.

Stantec is committed — through all levels of their organization — to sustaining our environment by designing buildings for their clients; buildings that use material, energy, and water resources efficiently, minimize site impacts, and address health issues relating to the indoor environment.

Their experience with real completed projects affirms that sustainable design adds value for clients. They have found that sustainable design provides tangible, measurable improvements in quality of life while reducing life cycle costs and often up front costs as well. Resources include green specifications and materials database, detailed case studies, and a resource database of people and information organized under the five LEED® categories: Sustainable Sites, Energy & Atmosphere, Water Efficiency, Materials & Resources, and Indoor Environmental Quality. Being active in Green Buildings and Sustainable Design, they often act as advocates for Green on projects. The magic in Green Building design is to achieve excellent building goals within the conventional building budget. They provide significant leadership in the implementation of Green design in projects and are members of both the US Green Building Council and the Canada Green Building Council.  


ELECTRICAL DESIGN SERVICES

The electrical design was provided from Stantec’s North Springfield, Vermont office.  They provided the Electrical Engineering from conceptual design to final design for this most interesting off-the-grid project.  They offer their clients state of the art knowledge in the ever-changing world of technology.  Their systems not only meet our current needs but are designed to be flexible in order to satisfy future requirements. With over 240 + LEED Accredited Professionals firm wide, their firm has grown to be a leader in the green design field. Their goal is to continue to provide clients with fresh ideas in Green Building design.


Robert F. Kischko, P.E, Senior Electrical Engineer

Mr. Kischko is a registered professional engineer and has over 30 years experience in electrical planning and design. He is an Associate with Stantec and his responsibilities include the design of electrical systems for buildings and field work relating to the preparation of the engineering documents and specifications. Experience includes both prime and standby electrical generators and switchgear design; power distribution systems and related life safety systems; energy evaluations; electrical utility systems studies and building and campus electrical substations and power distribution.  Bob is also a member of the Vermont Board of Professional Engineers.


Meagan I. Crowley, E. I., Staff Electrical Engineer

Ms. Crowley has experience in a variety of electrical engineering projects. She holds a B.S. degree in electrical engineering from the University of Maine at Orono. Ms. Crowley’s primary responsibilities are for technical computer analyses and modeling consultation as well as detailed technical support for this project. Her experience includes assisting various project managers, technical design and engineering analysis. She has worked with electrical power systems, lighting systems and power generation systems.


Allan D. St. Peter, P.E, Senior Electrical Utility Engineer

Mr. St. Peter brings over 30 years experience as an electrical engineer with Central Vermont Public Service and coordinates all in-house and consultant activities required in developing protective relaying and monitoring systems for generators.  He designs protective relaying and performs coordination studies for replacement generators hydro, gas or diesel.  As an experienced hands-on utility engineer, he can assist design teams in the layout and design for the generator’s protective relaying and coordination.


Sylvia R. Miller, Senior CAD Technician With over 18 years of experience in design in civil, structural and electrical engineering, Ms. Miller is responsible for computer-assisted drafting and design with the aid of AutoCAD and Softdesk’s Building and Design engineering software. She produces electrical and relaying drawings for a wide variety of new construction, electrical generation facilities, substations, distribution and utility projects, design/build and renovations projects. She was responsible for the final electrical documentation for the Green Woodlands project.


Jonathan Freed, P.E, Electrical Engineer Jon has experience in a variety of electrical engineering projects. He is a registered Professional Engineer and his primary responsibilities are for technical computer analyses and modeling as well as detailed technical support for this project. His experience includes technical design and engineering analysis. He has worked with electrical power systems, lighting systems and power generation systems for a number of projects including the design of a utility power line to the summit of Mt. Washington.


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Stantec engineering team of Bob Kischko, Allan St. Peter, Meagan Crowley, Sylvia Miller and Jonathan Freed, 54 Routh 106, North Springfield, VT 05150, Ph 802-886-2261, fax 802-886-2260, web site www.Stantec.com.

 


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