Several RE+A engineers recently passed the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design test (LEED) to become LEED Accredited Professionals. Included are Senior Principal Mark Harris, Principal Dorian Adams, Senior Engineer Corey Price, Senior Engineer Rick Seelos, Project Engineer Jessica Chappell, Engineer Mark Thimm and Special Projects Manager David Wagner. This brings RE+A’s total of LEED Accredited Professionals to eight. This accreditation demonstrates achievement and participation in fostering sustainable design and construction as well as acknowledging an individual’s understanding of green building practices and principles.Thursday, July 16, 2009
Reaveley is Goin' Green
Several RE+A engineers recently passed the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design test (LEED) to become LEED Accredited Professionals. Included are Senior Principal Mark Harris, Principal Dorian Adams, Senior Engineer Corey Price, Senior Engineer Rick Seelos, Project Engineer Jessica Chappell, Engineer Mark Thimm and Special Projects Manager David Wagner. This brings RE+A’s total of LEED Accredited Professionals to eight. This accreditation demonstrates achievement and participation in fostering sustainable design and construction as well as acknowledging an individual’s understanding of green building practices and principles.RE+A Engineers Receive Licenses
Several engineers with Reaveley Engineers + Associates have recently received professional licenses.
Engineer Jesse Malan has recently been licensed as a Professional Engineer. Jesse has worked with Reaveley Engineers for nearly three years and has worked on several large projects including: Utah State Liquor Store, TOSH Engineering & IT Remodel, Bountiful High School Addition & Remodel, and Grand County School District Vocational Education Building.
Project Engineer Jessica Chappell has recently been licensed as a Professional Engineer. Jessica has been with Reaveley for nearly five years. In that time she has worked on or is currently working on several major projects including IHC Riverton Hospital, Oquirrh Mountain LDS Temple, Tegucigalpa Honduras LDS Temple, San Salvador El Salvador LDS Temple, and Quetzaltenango Guatemala LDS Temple.
Project Engineer Oliver Burt has received his Professional Engineer license. Oliver has worked with Reaveley for five and half years and has worked on several major projects. Some of these include the IHC Park City Medical Center and the LDS Tabernacle on Temple Square Seismic Upgrade and Renovation.
Associate Mike Buehner has earned his Structural Engineer license. Mike has been with RE+A for 13 years . Some of his major projects include Huntsman Cancer Institute Phase 2A and Phase 2B, U of U Warnock Engineering Building, and U of U Marriott Library Seismic Upgrade.
Principal Dorian Adams has received his Structural Engineer license. Dorian was been with RE+A for 12 years. He served as project manager for the IHC Intermountain Medical Center, IHC Riverton Hospital, and is currently the project manager for the U of U USTAR Laboratory.
Of RE+A’s 28 engineers, 18 are professionally licensed. Of the 18 licensed engineers 15 are professional structural engineers, which demonstrates RE+A’s technical expertise and commitment to the structural engineering profession.
RE+A Named Best of State in Structural Engineering
Capitol Project Receives National Recognition
At the Annual Engineering Excellence Awards Gala for the American Council of Engineering Companies held on April 28th in Washington, D.C., Reaveley Engineers + Associates was presented with a National Honor Award for the structural design of the Utah State Capitol Seismic Base Isolation and Restoration. The award recognizes engineering achievements that demonstrate the highest degree of merit and ingenuity and provides a major contribution to technical, economic, and social advancement. To date Reaveley Engineers has received 13 major awards to date for the State Capitol Seismic Base Isolation and Restoration.

