As in years past, the employees of EES, along with their families and friends, descended upon the home of Dan & Christina Luna for an afternoon of food, fun, sunshine, and swimming. There were several families’ young children, all of whom ended up riding on the “inflate-a-bull”.
Topics: pat miller, Pete Moskal, Bruce Marson, dan luna, employees
EES employees, friends, and family gathered the night of December 10 at Dan Luna’s home for the festive annual holiday party.
Children and coworkers alike were delighted as Founder and Chairman Pat Miller donned big black boots and a red coat as Santa Claus this year! Reports have it that some, but not all, took a seat on Santa’s knee to request gifts.
Engineered Energy Solutions (EES) promotes Director of Production Peter Moskal to Vice President - EES crediting his ability to build relationships with clients and mentor new employees.
Topics: Pete Moskal, employees
EES employees and their families gathered recently for a summer celebration.
Topics: employees
The Engineered Energy Solutions executive and marketing teams will attend the 2022 CSIA Executive Conference June 26-30, 2022 in Denver, Colorado. In addition to the educational component of the conference, EES looks to make new connections and continue its successful partnerships with other control system integrators .
Topics: pat miller, Pete Moskal, Bruce Marson, csia
EES thanks loyal employees, clients and partners in celebration of four decades of providing smart automated control and monitoring solutions for critical infrastructure systems to the building management and transportation industries.
Topics: building controls, Bell Works, pat miller, Bruce Marson
Pat Miller, founder and chairman at Engineered Energy Solutions was recently interviewed for a Control Global article entitled “Industrial Sustainability: Where We’re At, Where We’ve Been” by Jim Montague.
Topics: sustainability, pat miller, Control Global
A fun time was had by all at the annual holiday party for employees and their families!
Topics: employees
EES was selected as the technical resource and project supervisor on a QBMS system at Eli Lilly’s modular pharmaceutical manufacturing facility in Indianapolis, Indiana. The system is still in use more than 15 years later.
With today’s focus on protecting the environment, building owners should consider replacing traditional synthetic refrigerants with ammonia-based systems to save on utilities and protect the planet.
Topics: building controls, PROCOS, bms, ammonia