U.S. Engineering is Making Sh*t Happen featuring Josh Seiler and Andy Wright

On this episode of Tradeswork: The Rocky Mountain Mechanical Contractors Association Podcast, we welcome Josh Seiler, General Manager of Service, and Andy Wright, Senior Project Manager with U.S. Engineering, a full-service mechanical contractor committed to providing solutions for the life of your facility. U.S. Engineering focuses on improving the total cost of ownership through construction, service, maintenance, metal fabrication and energy analysis. Their priority is to support your mission today and vision for tomorrow.  On this episode we're discussing the Central Utility Plant for the National Western Complex, which is the largest sewer heat recovery system in North America. And Here are some of the questions you can expect to be answered on this episode:

• What are the origins of the Central Utility Plant, and how did it come to be?
• What unique components went into the design of this facility?
• What challenges are associated with designing and implementing a system of this size?
• How many tons of CO2 are saved by implementing a system like this?
• How could a system like this work elsewhere?
• What makes U.S. Engineering uniquely suited for such a project?

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