Boyce Farrar
Senior Associate Engineer

EDUCATION:
B.S.M.E., Southern Methodist University
Graduate Work, Southern Methodist University

HONORS:
Energy Award, 1st Place Region 8, ASHRAE
Energy Engineer of the Year, NTAEE, 1988

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS:
American Society of Heating, Refrig. & Air Cond. Engineers (ASHRAE)
Texas Society of Professional Engineers (TSPE)
Association of Energy Engineers (AEE)

REGISTRATIONS & LICENSES:
Professional Engineer (Texas Number 30187)
Certified Energy Manager (CEM)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
47 Years

ENGINEERING CONSULTING EXPERIENCE:
Mr. Farrar has been a consulting engineer since 1981. In this capacity he has participated in major energy analyses of many commercial and institutional facilities. He has originated designs, plans, specifications, and bid documents for energy management systems, boiler and chiller improvements, HVAC modifications, and lighting projects. He has served as a technical reviewer and lecturer for the State of Texas and the U. S. Department of Energy. Other consulting activities include computer modeling of buildings for energy conservation purposes, computerized facility maintenance systems, real estate inspections, roof systems specification, electrical inspections, and utility cost analyses. Currently, he is heavily involved in HVAC renovation designs, client O&M improvement programs and specifying roof replacements.

PUBLICATIONS AND OTHER EXPERIENCE:
Prior to becoming a consultant, Mr. Farrar gained years of experience and knowledge in facilities and related systems through property management, systems analysis and design, and maintenance and operations. He also served as a shipboard engineering officer in the U.S. Navy, a systems design engineer for Collins Radio Company, a facilities engineer at Lone Star Gas Company (Dallas), assistant director of the Dallas Convention Center, and maintenance and property manager for Huey Properties. Mr. Farrar has authored numerous technical reports and Technical Assistance Reports, and has lectured on the subject of energy conservation and facility maintenance programs.