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Paul Orzewicz, P.E., is a mechanical engineer and project manager at RMF Engineering. He has extensive experience in the design of healthcare related projects. Orzewicz is routinely responsible for the detailed design of HVAC, plumbing, and fire protection systems, and performs the detailed coordination between mechanical systems and other disciplines.
When the facilities management staff of Mount Vernon Hospital completed an assessment of its central chilled water plant, it became evident that while the original chillers had served the hospital well since its opening in 1975, they were ready for replacement.