Principals
Steve O' Kelley
Mr O'Kelley has over 46 years experience in the industry. He is registered as an electrical and mechanical engineer in 14 states, and is throughly well versed in the design of mechanical and electrical systems for major projects that required close integration of the mechanical and electrical systems in to the architectural design.
Brian Richards
Mr Richards began his career as a structural engineer, but after 7 years experience decided to turn his attentions to the arena of HVAC design. Since founding Summit Consultants, Inc. in 1996 he has worked to become proficient in Plumbing and Electrical design as well as HVAC. Mr Richards is registered as an engineer in 26 states and particularly enjoys more challenging projects such as concert halls and museums.
David Meier
Mr Meier is a principal with Summit Consultants, has over 20 years of mechanical engineering experience and is a licensed mechanical engineer in several states including dual licensure as a mechanical and fire protection engineer in the states of Texas and New Mexico. Currently and for the past 10 years Mr Meier has provided the role of Plumbing and Fire Protection Department Manager at Summit Consultants.
Mark Tiner
Mr Tiner is a principal with Summit Consultants, and has over 25 years of electrical engineering experience. He is a Texas licensed electrical engineer. His responsibilities include providing speciality automation support for more efficient CADD production techniques using application specific programming. Mr Tiner provides supervision and quality control for the electrical staff as well as CADD support responsibilities.
John Williamson
Mr Williamson became a principal, and then the Electrical Engineering Department Manager in 2001. He has been in the electrical systems design field since 1969. He joined Summit Consultants four weeks after the company was founded in 1996. Since that time he has been the lead electrical designer and project manager on many projects.
Garrett Brown
Mr Brown handles the Commissioning department at Summit.
Richard Long