All Phase Engineering Services
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Email: info@allphaseengineeringservices.com
Call: (954) 909-0999
100
Years of Experience
All Phase Engineering Services (APES) has a multi-disciplined, experienced team of professionals representing over 100 years of experience in all phases of engineering, including civil, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection and structural. Our team has extensive experience in the South Florida market with healthcare, hospitality, commercial, retail, industrial and government projects.
The APES team focuses on understanding the clients’ needs and working with the design and construction team to generate the best solutions for projects.
Responsibilities range from surveys, planning, the design of systems including the production of construction plans, specifications and system cost analysis, as well as coordination and construction administration and management for the various disciplines, phases, clients, and owner representatives. APES understands rigorous document / plan review processes, required fast-paced changes, and project constraints. APES works locally and across the country given their team of professional engineers and technology capabilities, including BIM, Revit and CAD.
APES’ broad range of clients include hospitality (casinos, hotels and restaurants), healthcare (hospitals and medical offices), aviation, commercial, industrial, entertainment, manufacturing, schools, government and military.
Our lead professional engineer, Terry Moran, has local Florida and national experience. Florida projects include a Hyatt House Hotel, Hotel Indigo, Aguada Creek Condominiums, Half Shell Oyster House, Climate Storage Buildings, Ammunition Storage Facility, Pensacola Naval Air Station, and Gulf Marina-Panama City.
He has been the City Engineer and Director of Public Works for the City of Gulfport, City Engineer for the Cities of Iberville and Ocean Springs, County Engineer for Jackson County, and Maintenance Control Director for The Naval Construction Battalion Center (7 years), Gulfport, Mississippi. He has also worked with FEMA, MEMA, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, U. S. Navy, The Veterans Administration, MDOT, and other consultants in Risk Management activities, during the Hurricane Katrina recovery process. He was the prime engineer for several casino projects including: Isle of Capri, Casino Magic, President, Treasure Bay, Boomtown, Palace Casino, and the Beau Rivage. He performed the design and supervised the construction of these projects. He was the principal engineer for Memorial Hospital at Gulfport for 19 years, and the Biloxi/Gulfport Regional Airport Authority for three years. He is licensed in 10 states and works across the country.
What People are asking
What are the Red receptacles we see in Hospitals?
The red outlets in hospitals and medical facilities indicate that they are on the emergency backup power system. The bright red color helps nurses, doctors, and hospital staff quickly, and clearly identify where to plug in critical equipment during an emergency situation.
What is “clean power”?
Electrical power that is free of spikes and drops.
What is the difference between a two pipe, and a four pipe HVAC system?
A two pipe system has one supply line, and one return line to the unit. A four pipe system has the ability to provide hot water supply and return, as well as chill water supply, and return.
What is a VAV box?
A Variable Air Volume (VAV) box is part of an air conditioning system located inside the ductwork. It is designed to control the air flow to a specific area, called a “zone”.
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