Mark Cammisuli
P.Eng., CEM
Mechanical Practice Lead
Mark brings over two decades of specialized experience in mechanical system design, piping, and HVAC applications. He leads forensic investigations into the failure, design, and operational shortcomings of complex commercial, industrial, and institutional mechanical systems. With a strong background in thermodynamics, energy management, and sustainable building design, Mark provides precise, action-based analysis necessary to remediate failures and limit business interruption in mission-critical facilities.
Areas of Competence
- Commercial and industrial building mechanical systems — air handling, heating, cooling, and building automation
- Steam systems and central utilities — generation, distribution, and condensate recovery
- Specialty environments — laboratories, clean rooms, isolation rooms, and surgical suites
- Water quality in heating and cooling systems — scale, corrosion, and biological issues
- Energy management and modeling (Certified Energy Manager)
Notable Projects
- Diagnosed recurring steam boiler feedwater pump failures at a Toronto distillery, tracing the cause to short cycling in the level control system
- Resolved excessive exhaust volumes in a five-storey laboratory building HVAC system, University of Guelph
- Identified microbiologically induced corrosion in stainless steel dies at a plastics plant and designed the corrective solution
- Energy models for demand-controlled ventilation at Robarts Library and lab air-quality monitoring at UTSC — defended through an Ontario Energy Board audit
- Detailed water and steam study for a bottling facility identifying over 15% in potential savings
Curriculum Vitae
Direct Contact
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (647)-212-9131
LinkedIn: Mark Cammisuli Profile