Project Types |

Mechanical engineering at KJWW includes design of HVAC, plumbing and fire protection systems. Projects include industrial facilities, commercial buildings, medical complexes, educational facilities, laboratories and government facilities. KJWW also completes master planning of mechanical systems for all project types. Energy-related services include energy- savings studies, life-cycle analyses, computerized energy modeling and systems comparison studies.

Systems |

KJWW is responsible for the design of all mechanical systems within a facility. Typical systems include:

• Heating - hot water, steam, electric or geothermal
• Cooling - chilled water or direct expansion
• Process piping
• Industrial and medical gases
• Plumbing piping including water, medical gases, sanitary and storm
• Ventilation and air distribution
• Process and lab exhaust
• Process ventilation and humidity control systems
• Boiler plants
• Chiller plants
• Wet and dry fire protection systems
• Co-generation systems
• Heat recovery systems
• Control systems - direct digital and pneumatic

Training |

Engineers at KJWW complete a formal education program shortly after starting with the company. The training program is conducted by fellow mechanical engineers and other department personnel to provide instruction on our design methods, technical considerations, company procedures and services. A design manual is issued to use as a reference. All entry- level engineers are assigned to a more experienced engineer for on-the-job training.

Training continues throughout the engineer's career at KJWW. In-house seminars are conducted covering a wide range of topics including new products, design procedures and project management. Mechanical engineers attend professional seminars and are encouraged to be active in technical societies.