RESUME: HOLLACE S. BAILEY, PE, CIAQP, CIE, CMR


MECHANICAL ENGINEER - BUILDING SCIENTIST – INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST

Educational and Mechanical Engineering Experience:      24 years

Education  

Continuing Education 

• Hands-On Measurement and Diagnostics: Evaluating the Indoor Environment – Harvard School of Public Health
• The Indoor Environment- Interpreting Data, Implementing Control Strategies, and Communicating  Risk – Harvard School of Public Health
• Univ. of Tulsa / EPA – 9^th Annual Conference – Indoor Air Pollution
• Univ. of Tulsa / EPA - Course on Orientation to Building Air Quality
• NCIAQ Conference on IAQ
• Univ. of Tulsa / EPA – Building Air Quality: Improving the Indoor Air Condition
• Univ. of Tulsa / EPA – Mold, Mildew & Moisture: “Problem Avoidance in Hot and Humid Climates”
• Thermal Performance of the Exterior Envelopes of Building V Conference-ASHRAE/DOE/BTECC
• Thermal Storage FPL/ASHRAE Seminar
• Building Connections - Healthy Buildings & Materials AIA Conference
• 1st International Symposium on Sick Buildings
• Indoor Air Quality Residential Issues Course - Building Science Corporation
• ALPS 1993 Total Environmental Quality Seminar
• Certified Indoor Environmentalist – Indoor Air Quality Association 
• Biological Contamination of Indoor Environments Seminar -  Mid Atlantic Environmental Hygiene Resource Center
• UL and Fire Rated Assemblies & the Built Environment – Palm Beach Junior College/ASHRAE
• ASHRAE Seminars for Engineers – Palm Beach Junior College/ASHRAE

EXPERIENCE

1983 to Present

Bailey Engineering Corporation

Palm Beach Gardens, Florida

Since 1983 Hollace has served as Chief Design Engineer and Project Manager to provide design and consulting services for residential, commercial, industrial and governmental clients. Types of services have been mechanical system design, troubleshooting and redesign of inoperative systems, equipment evaluations, energy studies, master planning for mechanical systems, facility renovations and updating, building moisture intrusion, investigations and evaluation and control of indoor air quality concerns.

Project types have included residential multifamily and single family speculative developments, large estates, historical hotel and estate renovations, hotel systems renovations, restaurant facilities throughout the U.S., churches, school renovations and additions, college campuses, and commercial office complexes as well as governmental and industrial facilities.

During the last 12 years, Hollace has been largely involved in troubleshooting failed or improperly operating HVAC systems. Hollace has provided consulting services to assist legal counsel in determining causes and corrective actions needed to correct problems, as well as expert testimony as to system failures. Hollace has directed the investigation and remediation of microbially contaminated facilities and has been active in all phases of correction and remediation processes.

Hollace has overseen the investigation, design and remediation efforts of over 40 projects that have been proven to maintain proper conditions several years after completion.

1976 to 1981
Brabham, DeBay and Associates
West Palm Beach, Florida

Design Engineer
Energy Analysis

Hollace designed HVAC, plumbing and fire protection systems for mid-rise condominiums, elderly living facilities and the Broward County School Board facility, along with numerous renovation projects for West Palm Beach and Palm Beach County. Other projects included office complexes and new buildings for several college campuses.

Hollace was responsible for the equivalency study comparing the Florida Model Energy Code to the Department of Energy BEPS Standard (Building Energy Performance Standard).

1980 to 1981
Hul’s Engineering Service
Jupiter, Florida

Draftsman

PUBLICATIONS/PRESENTATIONS

• Presenter, IAQA Annual Meeting 1998 & 1999
• Presenter, Environmental Information Association '98 Conference
• Presenter, Risk Management Seminar for Design Professionals - CNA/Peterson Bernard
• Editor and Contributor, IAQ Newsletter by Bailey Engineering Corporation
• Co-author, Infiltration in Humid Climates: ‘The Paston Effect’
• Author, Humidity Control in Humid Climates
• Instructor, Indoor Environmentalist Certification - Indoor Air Quality Association
• Author & Trainer, Palm Beach County’s IAQ and HVAC Systems Courses
• Presenter, “UL and Fire Rated Assemblies & the Built Environment,” Palm Beach Junior College/ASHRAE
• Presenter, “Hot Humid Climates and Their Challenges to School Construction,” Indoor Environment ’99

SPECIAL INTERESTS

• Indoor Air Quality Association - Past President (2000), 1^st Vice-President (1998-99), Research & Technical Committee Chair (1997-99)
• ASHRAE Gulfstream Chapter - Secretary (1987-88), Treasurer (1986-87), Past Director and Local Committee Chair
• ASHRAE Gulfstream Chapter - Past Coordinator of Special Seminars
• ASHRAE (Society) – Committee Member on:

• • Integrated Building Design Task Force (TC4.12)
  • Building Commissioning Committee (TC9.9) 
  • Guideline Committee for Sampling of Airborne Particle Concentrations in Commercial & Residential Buildings (GPC17) 
  • Large Buildings-Standards Committee (TC9.1)
  • Criteria for Achieving Acceptable Indoor Environments Committee (GPC10P)

• American Society of Mechanical Engineers – Member, Past Programs Committee, Secretary of Student Section FAU (1981-82), Student Representative Palm Beach Chapter (1980-82)
• American Industrial Hygiene Association - Member