The American Society of Plumbing Engineers’ College of Fellows is made up of professionals that dedicate themselves to the plumbing industry, and Joe was named as one of the inaugural College of Fellows members.
Joe is a published and award-winning engineer who is responsible for the design development, cost estimation, coordination, computer-aided design and construction observation of plumbing, fire protection and medical gas systems. He is also an industry leader, serving on ASPE’s board of directors and as the organization’s president. Joe has served on various committees, including a one-year term on the International Mechanical Plumbing Code Council. Joe is a regular speaker on the design of plumbing systems at ASPE’s technical symposia and conventions, chapter meetings, seminars and other industry educational events.
A few clients and collaborators
- Mount Sinai Medical Center
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory
- John Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
- Washington University School of Medicine
- Beacon Health
Expertise
- Complex project delivery
- Healthcare and laboratory facilities
- Domestic hot water systems
Pursuits
- A dedicated ASPE member, formerly served on their board and various committees.
- Helped create ASPE‘s Engineering Methodologies to Reduce the Risk of Legionella in Premise Plumbing Systems and the Domestic Water Heating Design Manual.
- Photography
