Leadership

His current project involvement is typically in the role of principal-in-charge where his significant project experience can be utilized to assist the design team with system decisions, budgeting and equipment selection. As a mechanical engineer, he focuses on the design of heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems. His experience includes projects from healthcare to retail, including complex air handling supply and exhaust systems, chiller plants, boiler plants, and building automation systems.

A member of the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers and the American Council of Consulting Engineers, Mr. Coffey previously served as a board member for the Columbus Chapter of the ACE Mentor program, an organization dedicated to raising the awareness of high school students on career opportunities available in the architectural, construction and engineering fields.

When not at the office, Mr. Coffey enjoys spending time with his wife, children and grandchild; playing golf, swimming, bowling and being outdoors.

His project involvement is typically in the role of principal-in-charge where he applies his extensive design background towards developing system concepts, quality control and problem solving when needed. Mr. Ortman has developed an expertise in projects involving the design of new and renovated health care and laboratory research facilities. He has recently led HAWA’s staff in the design of mechanical and electrical systems for healthcare projects with a total construction cost in excess of $1 billion. His resume includes experience in all phases of engineering design, from programming and design development through construction documentation and construction administration.

Mr. Ortman is a member of ASHRAE and has achieved ASHRAE certification as a Healthcare Facility Design Professional.

In his personal time, Mr. Ortman enjoys hunting, fishing, golfing, cheering on the Ohio State Buckeyes and spending time with his wife and three kids. A musician who formerly played bass guitar and sang
6 backing vocals in a band, Mr. Ortman dedicates his time and expertise to the board of the Benefit Concert Association for the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Heart Center.

When in the role of project manager, he serves as the critical link between the customer, HAWA design staff and the other members of the project team. His responsibilities include ensuring all customer objectives are met in a timely fashion and within budget, managing daily activities, and recommending systems consistent with the planned usage and life cycle for each facility. Mr. Heminger has been involved with the design of all types of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, plumbing and fire protection systems for a variety of corporate, industrial and institutional customers.

He is the mechanical sub-committee chair on the National Energy Committee for ASHRAE 90.1. Mr. Heminger is also a LEED-accredited professional through the U. S. Green Building Council and is a High Performance Building Design professional certified through ASHRAE.

Mr. Heminger’s time away from work is spent doing home improvement projects and assisting the in the development of ASHRAE 90.1

He continues to serve as a project manager and lead electrical engineer on many of our projects, with a focus on healthcare, educational and governmental facilities. Mr. Shade is especially skilled at the modification and redesign of existing electrical systems and has proven his ability to handle multiple projects and day-to-day operations on large, multi-discipline projects. He has extensive experience the design of a wide range of electrical engineering systems, including low voltage substations, motor control centers, emergency power systems, lighting and lighting control systems.

Mr. Shade has also received specialized training in “Total Quality Management” and “Value Engineering” practices. Mr. Shade is also a LEED-accredited professional through the U. S. Green Building Council.

In his personal time, Mr. Shade golfs, plays sand volleyball and rides motorcycles with his wife. He is involved with the Kidney Foundation, Diabetes Foundation and AMVETS

Mr. Fouss has significant recent experience with healthcare and higher education projects. His thorough understanding of plumbing, fire protection and HVAC systems is beneficial to those types of projects, which tend to have more complicated system requirements. He has a detailed understanding of code requirements, in particular regarding plumbing and fire protection systems. Mr. Fouss is a member of ASHRAE.

His project responsibilities often include designing heating, ventilation, air conditioning, plumbing and fire protection systems for new facilities as well as renovation projects. His clients span corporate, health care, research laboratories and higher educational disciplines. Mr. Porter’s strengths also include energy modeling and sustainable design related to LEED projects.

Mr. Porter is a member of ASHRAE and serves on the Board of Directors for the Columbus Chapter of ACE, an organization dedicated to raising the awareness of high school students on career opportunities
8 available in the architectural, construction and engineering fields. He is also a LEED accredited professional through the U. S. Green Building Council.

While away from the office, Mr. Porter dedicates four nights a week to training for the Ohio Beast, a Spartan Race that involves a 13-15 mile race with dozens of obstacles. He also enjoys golfing and organizes the HAWA Golf Outing each year. Mr. Porter has served as a Charity Newsie since 2012, which provides new clothes to school-aged children in need throughout Central Ohio. In his down time, Mr. Porter works on home renovations

On many of his projects, he is highly involved in designing the heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems. For renovation projects, this includes field verification of existing conditions and coordination of design implementation. He has significant experience with corporate, higher education and health care facilities.

Mr. Gleich is a member of ASHRAE and has achieved ASHRAE certification as a Healthcare Facility Design Professional.

Mr. Watters has performed services for a variety of clients such as corporate, higher education and healthcare. He has been involved with numerous projects related to infrastructure upgrades, many of those at higher education facilities. He utilizes Building Information Modeling (BIM) software on many of his projects.

He is a member of NFPA, with a primary focus on the National Electric Codes, and is also a LEED-accredited professional through the U.S. Green Building Council.

Away from the office, Mr. Watters enjoys spending time with his wife and three children as well as working on cars.

Due to his broad experience with many types of communications systems, Mr. Daniels has the ability to effectively communicate with clients’ IT staff, which can be challenging for electrical engineers without his depth of experience. Due to the partnerships he develops with IT staff, he has participated in updating IT design standards for several institutions, including Nationwide Children’s in Columbus, Ohio.

Mr. Daniels maintains several BICSI certifications, including Registered Communications Distribution Designer (RCDD), Network Technology Systems (NTS) Designer and Electronic Safety and Security (ESS) Designer.

A veteran of the United States Air Force, Mr. Daniels enjoys sporting clays, Buckeyes and Steelers football, golf, and motorcycles. He is involved in the Central Ohio Diabetes Association, Mid-Ohio Foodbank, Habitat for Humanity and the National Kidney Foundation.

Although often behind the scenes, Mr. Manzella has been instrumental in collaborating with HAWA’s clients to ensure BIM technology and design standards are met. There are very few elements of the technical process for each project that he is not involved with, from establishing levels of BIM development and model management to coordinating client’s specific desires.

Mr. Manzella is consistently at the forefront of changing technologies associated with our business and remains fluent in current National BIM/CAD Standards, Autodesk Software, OFCC and MSCE Solutions. He also remains current with individual clients’ practices, including The Ohio State University BIM Standards and Nationwide Children’s Digital Standards.

In his free time, Mr. Manzella restores and rides vintage Italian motorcycles, travels, invests in and redesigns properties, and collects and plays vintage bass guitars. He also donates to and volunteers with various animal rescue organizations and catch-and-release programs, the National Kidney Foundation, AMVETS and Goodwill.

During his 16 years at Cooper Energy, Mr. Wheeler was responsible for the maintenance and operation of all process and building systems. This formed the basis of his passion for making certain that mechanical and electrical systems are functioning as intended and as efficiently as possible. His commissioning includes projects designed by HAWA, as well as for third parties. His ability to communicate with contractors and maintenance staff, in addition to his insistence on observing the systems in operation, make him well suited to perform field investigation and commissioning services.

He is certified by ASHRAE as a Commissioning Process Management Professional.

In his free time, Mr. Wheeler enjoys building dollhouses and projects for the home, working on cars, and assisting those in need of household item or vehicle repairs. He is involved in SIDS-related charities and the Salvation Army

His strengths include his dedication to producing complete and accurate construction documents, a thorough understanding of building codes and the National Electric Code, and an ability to communicate effectively with architects and contractors. His electronics background and code knowledge have served him well in the design of fire alarm and detection systems, one of the areas in which he excels. He often assumes the role of project manager on his projects and his clients appreciate his calm and confident approach to his work.

Outside of the office, Sean enjoys riding his bicycle and RC Racing. He has participated in numerous fundraising bicycle events. Sean is also an Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) football referee working the games under the lights on Friday nights.

While she is familiar with the design of all types of electrical systems, Ms. Winslow has a particular passion with the design of fire alarm systems, including utilizing these systems for building occupant notification.

Prior to joining HAWA, Ms. Winslow worked at the University of Cincinnati in their Design and Construction Department. From her experience with UC, she brings an insightful owner’s perspective to the HAWA office.

Ms. Winslow is a member of The Society of Fire Protection Engineers and currently serves as the Cincinnati chapter president.

When not working, Ms. Winslow enjoys reading, hiking, camping and volunteering with Cub Scouts and youth soccer.