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Bill has been actively engaged in the practice of mechanical engineering since 1985. After graduating from Old Dominion University with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, he was employed by Clark-Smith Associates, P.C. as a mechanical engineer and project manager. In 1990, Bill moved to Maine and was employed by Enterprise Engineering, Inc. (EEI) as a Senior Project Engineer. Bill resigned from EEI in 2001 to move back to Virginia and "hang out his shingle" as Corish Engineering. Bill has performed a leadership engineering role in over 140 study, design and construction oversight projects. The "Completed Projects" link on the left panel of this page will direct you to brief descriptions of projects Corish Engineering has completed. The following links will direct you to brief descriptions of some of the projects Bill led while employed by other firms. Bill is a member of the
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William
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Marc A. Swett, P.E.
Marc's experience here at Corish Engineering has included providing Title II inspection services for a military fuel facility inspection and repair project, managing the operation and maintenance manual and training program efforts for a major commercial aviation fuel facility project, designing sprinkler system upgrades for an automotive brake manufacturing plant and providing third-party review of a client's design/build efforts for a military fueling facility. In addition, Marc has provided HVAC system design and construction administration services. Notably, Marc provided detailed design services for our
LEED Gold Yoga Studio Project
In 1997, Marc earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of New Hampshire. Marc began his consulting engineering career in 1999 when he accepted a position working with Bill Corish and other engineers in the mechanical engineering department of Enterprise Engineering, Incorporated (EEI). While at EEI, Marc performed mechanical engineering work on 16 fuel facility projects. Systems included bulk storage tanks, pipelines, tanker/barge/rail/truck receipt and issue, aviation fuel hydrants, filtering, additive injection, fire protection, service station dispensing and vapor recovery. Additionally, Marc provided construction observation and commissioning support on several projects and developed facility operation and maintenance manuals. He also authored specifications for a pipeline integrity evaluation using an inline inspection tool (smart pig) and performed piping flexibility and fluid flow analyses (steady state and transient). Marc was employed by Oak Point Associates in Biddeford, Maine where his work was concentrated in HVAC, plumbing and fire protection system design for schools, multi-story office buildings and multi-use facilities. Marc's design work incorporated all types of HVAC equipment and controls, including central station and rooftop air handlers, makeup air units, VAV systems, cooling towers, chillers, steam and condensate systems, oil and wood chip boilers, energy recovery, and photovoltaic and solar water heating systems. Marc performed building load calculations and energy simulations for LEED and Efficiency Maine, as well as building life cycle cost analyses. Marc's experience is rounded out with hands-on work as a technical services engineer and as a field technician for HVAC and water well drilling companies. Marc holds an Engineer-In-Training (EIT) certificate and is licensed in the State of Maine as a Master Well Driller. |
Marc has worked for Corish Engineering for over four years, and has provided executive level services on most projects. Marc plays a major role in our marketing, proposal development and construction cost estimating efforts. His duties also include managing project efforts, reviews and performing detailed design. He also assists Bill Corish in researching the latest engineering practices, products and code requirements as part of our continuing education program.