Dan M. Pušica ENGINEERING B.Sc. Mech., PEO, PMI, Principal, Division for Engineering |
Dan Pusica, co-founder and Principal of YMSD Consulting, is a Senior Mechanical Engineer with 25 years of experience in engineering, design, installation, plant layout (drafting) and testing systems. Mr. Pusica has expert knowledge in HVAC and Refrigerant systems, dust collectors, fire protection and plumbing and drainage. He is also experienced in bid preparation, material selection and the development of specifications and drawings as well as in conducting energy and building condition audits. He has excellent management and supervisory skills and the ability to find innovative solutions to problems. Dan Pusica has been involved in the management of design teams, project management, and department management.
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
– B. Sc. In Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of mechanical Engineering, University of Belgrade (1992)
– Advanced Certificate in Project Management, University of Toronto, Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering, Professional Development Centre, Project Management Institute (2001)
– Certificate in Comprehensive Project Management, University of Toronto, Canada, Project Management Institute USA (2001)
– Certificate in Plumbing Services (2004)
– Certificate in General legal (2004)
– Certificate in Building Services (2004)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
– YMSD, Consulting, Toronto, CANADA
– SNC-LAVALIN ENGINEERS & CONSTRUCTORS LTD., Building division, Toronto, Canada
– KINE CORPORATION, Burlington, Canada /Chicago, Illinois
– MOBILE CLIMATE CONTROL, Toronto, Canada
– ENVIRONMENTAL RECLAMATION INC., Idaho, USA – ETL ENGINEERING, Toronto, Canada
– ETL ENGINEERING, Toronto, Canada
– MERBER CORPORATION, Toronto, Canada
– KRUSIK CO., Valjevo, Yugoslavia
INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE
Argentina, Croatia, Germany, France, Kuwait, Morocco, Montenegro, Peru, Russian, Serbia, Sweden, USA, Venezuela.
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
– Professional Engineers Ontario, Canada
– ASHRAE, USA
– ASHRAE Society, USA
– Professional Engineers Serbia, Yugoslavia