Maury R. Paslick,
PE Principal/Chief Electrical Engineer
SAl Engineering Inc.
Years
experience:
With
this Firm Since Inception in 1996 --- With other Firms 23
- Bernard
Johnson Young Inc./Bethesda, Maryland, Vice President
Project Manager 1995-1996
- 3D/I
Engineering, Inc./Alexandria, Virginia/Senior Vice President
1990-1995
- 3D/I
Engineering, Inc./Houston, Texas/Senior Vice President
1983-1990
- Lockwood,
Andrews & Newman Engineers and Architects/Houston,
Texas/Engineer 1979-1983
- State
Aviation Administration, Maryland Department of Transportation/Baltimore,
Maryland/Engineer 1973-1979
Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization
- The
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland
BES/1975/Electrical Engineering
Active Registration: Year First Registered/Discipline
Professional
Engineer/ Electrical In Texas (inactive), Virginia,
Maryland, District of Columbia, Florida, and North Carolina.
Certified Commercial Electrical, Mechanical, and
Plumbing Inspector.
Certified Electrical, Mechanical, and Plumbing Plans Examiner.
Certified Peer Reviewer, Fairfax County, Virginia.
Other Experience and Qualifications:
As
a Principal and Chief Electrical Engineer in the Woodbridge,
Virginia office of SAl Engineering, Mr. Paslick is responsible
for developing electrical system design concepts for office
buildings, hospitals, industrial/warehouse buildings,
schools, and other commercial and institutional buildings.
He supervises a staff of engineers and designers implementing
those concepts. Much of his design experience involves
renovation and adaptive reuse requiring analysis of existing
conditions and evaluations and recommendations of systems
suitable to the physical and operational constraints.
Representative projects
include:
Prince
William County Operations Building/Woodbridge, Virginia
Chief Electrical Engineer and Project Manager for design
and construction of a new single story building of roughly
12,000 SF. Approximately 40% of the facility houses office
functions, a break room, and locker room while the remaining
will be used to service vehicles.
Fairfax Employees Credit Union/Fairfax, Virginia
Chief Electrical Engineer for MEP design of a new
17,500 SF, 3-story structure to house general banking
functions of the Credit Union consisting of a public lobby,
teller's area, and office spaces for staff.
Point Breeze Industrial Park/Baltimore, Maryland
Chief Electrical Engineer and Project Manager for
the study and design of modifications and upgrades to
the electrical distribution systems of this major industrial
and business center.
George R. Brown Convention Center/Houston, Texas
Award winning Lead Electrical Project Engineer for
the design and construction supervision effort for the
electrical systems for this 1.0 million SF state-of-the-art
convention center.
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Daniel L. Zito, PE Principal/Chief Mechanical
Engineer
SAl Engineering Inc.
Years
experience:
With
this Firm Since Inception in 1996 --- With other Firms 20
- Bernard
Johnson Young Inc./Bethesda, Maryland, Project Manager
1995-1996
- 3D/International,
Inc./Alexandria, Virginia, Vice President 1991-1995
- 3D/International,
Ltd./London, United Kingdom, Vice President 1989-1991
- 3D/International,
Inc./Houston, Texas, Senior Associate 1981-1989
- Bovay
Engineer, Inc./Houston, Texas, Mechanical Design Engineer
1977-1981
- Cosentini
Associates/New York, New York, Assistant Field Engineer
1976-1977
Education: Degree(s)/Year/Specialization
- State
University of New York, Stony Brook, New York/ Bachelor
of Science/l976/Mechanical Engineering
Active Registration: Year First Registered Discipline
Professional
Engineer/Mechanical in Texas (inactive), Georgia, Mississippi, and
Virginia
Other
Experience and Qualifications:
As a Principal
and Chief Mechanical Engineer in the Woodbridge, Virginia
office of SAl Engineering, Mr. Zito is responsible for client
contact, proposals and contracts, development of mechanical
and plumbing design concepts, project design management,
and interdisciplinary coordination. Many of his projects
involve renovation and adaptive reuse requiring analysis
of existing conditions and evaluations and recommendations
of systems suitable to physical and operational constraints.
He supervises a staff of engineers and designers implementing
those concepts.
Representative projects
include:
Britches
Headquarters/Sterling, Virginia
Chief Mechanical Engineer for tenant build-out of a shell
space in an existing warehouse building of approximately
14,900 SF. Build-out included 11,000 SF of office space
and 3,000 SF of space for garment alterations.
Sea
Island Administrative Building/Sea Island, Georgia
Chief Mechanical Engineer for design of this new two-story
administrative building of approximately 20,000 SF for
the Sea Island Company.
ASD
Tomorrow/Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio
Chief mechanical engineer for the preparation of Area
Development Plan used to establish an orderly approach
to acquiring, renovating and constructing 1.7 million
SF of space at the Base and conceptual design of first
phases of work.
Sea Island Cloister™ Resort Hotel/Sea Island, Georgia
Chief Mechanical Engineer for the design of this new 110-room luxury hotel with a conference center.
Minnieland Corporate Headquarters/Prince William, Virginia
Chief Mechanical Engineer of design of new mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems for this long-abandoned three-story structure which was entirely gutted and renovated.
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