Andrew Tranovich, PE

Andrew Tranovich, PE

San Francisco Bay Area
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Experience

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    Webcor

    San Francisco Bay Area

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    San Francisco Bay Area

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    San Francisco Bay Area

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    San Francisco Bay Area

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    Portland, Oregon Area

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    San Francisco Bay Area

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    Santa Barbara, California Area

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    San Francisco Bay Area

Education

Licenses & Certifications

Volunteer Experience

  • U.S. Green Building Council Graphic

    Guest Speaker

    U.S. Green Building Council

    Environment

    Greenbuild 2022; Water Conservation Showcase 2020 and 2019.

  • Building Commissioning Certification Board Graphic

    Committee Member

    Building Commissioning Certification Board

    - Present 3 years 6 months

    Environment

  • Rebuilding Together Graphic

    Team Captain

    Rebuilding Together

    - 1 month

    Social Services

    Managed the interior scope for Webcor's 2024 Rebuilding Together project in Redwood City.

  • Mentor for High School Students

    ACE Mentor Program

    - 6 months

    Education

    Inspiring high school students to pursue careers in design and construction.

Publications

  • Lessons Learned: Paying It Forward with Heat Pump Water Heating Plants in Education

    Engineered Systems Magazine

    Hot water is an essential requirement for educational environments. From washing hands to daily cleaning tasks, access to a reliable source of hot water is vital. Depending on the school or educational institution's needs, different types of water heaters can be used, such as tankless, traditional storage tank heaters, or heat pumps.

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  • Magazine Featured Article: WASTED - The Sleeping Giants of the Pandemic and How to Push Back

    Engineered Systems Magazine

    Well-meaning reactions to mandates have the potential to reverse decades of progress in energy efficiency programs and policy. These outcomes can be minimized or avoided with better conversation, leadership understanding, and alternate approaches.

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  • Magazine Cover Story - Clearing the Air

    Engineered Systems Magazine

    Will existing health care facility and lab design considerations gain traction in common commercial office layouts and designs? Previously prioritizing code compliance, energy savings, and comfort control, now stakeholders are asking more questions related to ventilation.

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  • Engineered Systems - Blueprint Q&A

    Engineered Systems Magazine

    The editors of Engineered Systems are proud to present The Blueprint — a Q&A interview with HVACR engineering’s leading voices. These one-on-one discussions will examine the trade’s history, current industry trends, and the factors shaping the sector’s future. Recently, Andrew Tranovich, P.E., senior project manager, Southland Industries, sat down with Engineered Systems editor-in-chief, Herb Woerpel, to discuss lean construction, augmented reality, the firm’s work at San Francisco’s Moscone…

    The editors of Engineered Systems are proud to present The Blueprint — a Q&A interview with HVACR engineering’s leading voices. These one-on-one discussions will examine the trade’s history, current industry trends, and the factors shaping the sector’s future. Recently, Andrew Tranovich, P.E., senior project manager, Southland Industries, sat down with Engineered Systems editor-in-chief, Herb Woerpel, to discuss lean construction, augmented reality, the firm’s work at San Francisco’s Moscone Center, and more.

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  • Magazine Cover Story - Scratching the Surface at Moscone Center

    Engineered Systems Magazine

    Engineered Systems Magazine Cover Story September 2018 - San Francisco’s Moscone Center is a main driver for local economic growth, generating more than 20 percent of the city’s tourism economy, according to the San Francisco Travel Association. As part of the city’s efforts to build for the future, the Moscone Center is undergoing a major expansion project to ensure that it continues to serve locals and visitors alike.

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  • Using Predictive Weather Technology to Save the Bay

    The Big Room

    San Francisco is the only coastal city in California with a combined sewer and storm water system that collects and treats both wastewater and storm water. This quirk makes it necessary to create enough storm water freeboard for an upcoming rain event ahead of time to keep from flooding the city combined storm water sewer system, which—with enough contributors—could overflow into the bay.

  • On-Site Water Treatment Plant: The Common Sense Solution

    The Big Room

    The Moscone Center, located in San Francisco, California, currently generates more than 20 percent of the city’s 16.9 million annual visitors, making it a main driver for local economic growth. Since the city and its convention needs continue to grow, the Moscone Center is undergoing an expansion project to prepare for the future.

  • Capital Projects Standards Manual, County of Santa Barbara

    County of Santa Barbara

    Developed and published Santa Barbara County's first published capital projects construction standards document. Included detailed sustainability requirements and goals, emphasis on durability and maintainability with comprehensive commissioning, test and balance, and HVAC controls specifications.

Honors & Awards

  • Safest Project of the Year (2018)

    Southland Industries

    Winner of Southland Safest Project of the Year for the Moscone Expansion. 4+ years no time loss injuries.

  • LEED Green Schools and Government Award (2016)

    USGBC Central Coast Chapter

    Andrew was the County's project manager for the Community Services Department interior renovation project involving a full recycling and re-purposing of a 45-year-old outdated and inefficient office facility. The project created revitalized and functional interiors with energy efficient and green features for users within the shell of the original 1969 structure. Included 6+ zone true VRV system, open ceilings, and all new FF&E.

  • BCxA 20 under 40 (2022)

    Building Commissioning Association

    This BCxA Award Program recognizes professionals under the age of 40 who are actively engaged in the building commissioning profession. To honor those young professionals who execute projects in accordance with best practices, show leadership, are innovative, and who work towards the goal of making commissioning standard.

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