Andrew Laurendeau

Andrew Laurendeau has a diverse work experience in various roles related to engineering and maintenance. Andrew started their career as an Equipment Records & Parts Specialist in the US Army from 1988 to 1992. Andrew then worked as a Maintenance Manager at Nordstrom from 1992 to 1999. Following that, they joined PM Hotel Group where they held multiple positions including Chief Engineer, Regional Chief Engineer, and Corporate Director of Engineering from 1999 to 2009. In these roles, they were responsible for overseeing preventative maintenance programs, training programs, and ensuring compliance with safety codes. Since 2009, Andrew has been working at Hamilton Partners as the Chief Engineer, where they take care of multiple high-rise buildings and played a role in achieving LEED Gold Status for a Historic Building in 2018.

Andrew Laurendeau's education history is as follows:

Andrew attended the Academy of Infrared Technology in San Diego, CA, but there is no information about the degree or field of study.

Andrew also attended the BOC SLC Chapter in Salt Lake City, UT, but again, there is no information about the degree or field of study.

Lastly, they attended the National Association of Power Engineers in Falls Church, VA. However, there is no information about the degree or field of study.

In addition to their education, Andrew Laurendeau has obtained several certifications. Andrew achieved BOC Level 1 from the IBOA - Intermountain Building Operators Association in September 2016. In June 2001, they obtained Level 1 Infrared Thermographer from the Academy of Infrared Thermography. Prior to that, in June 1996, they obtained HVAC 2 certification from the National Association of Power Engineers. In August 1995, they obtained HVAC 1 certification and in April 1994, they obtained certifications in Electrical Maintenance and Low Pressure Boilers, all from the National Association of Power Engineers.