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HGC Engineering welcomes new company associates

HGC Engineering New Acoustical Consulting Associates

HGC Engineering would like both to congratulate and welcome the following long-serving team members as our newest company associates and equity shareholders. All three of these acoustical engineers are celebrating their 10th anniversary with the company.

At HGC Engineering, we believe that our employee ownership model is at the core of our success. With these 3 latest additions, we now have a team of 16 Principals and Associates. 

 

Victor Garcia HGC Engineering Acoustical Consultant

Victor Garcia
Victor is a member of our land-use planning division. His work focus is primarily on conducting noise and vibration studies during the planning and approval process, and typically involves proposed residential communities and commercial property developments. Mr. Garcia also conducts road construction noise assessments for road widenings, resurfacings, and infrastructure rehabilitation projects initiated by the Ontario Ministry of Transportation.

 

 

 

Petr-ChocenskyPetr Chocensky
Petr is a member of our industrial division. He specializes in acoustical assessments and noise mitigation solutions of large industrial facilities which typically feature complex equipment and processes. He has extensive experience with acoustical measurement methods and predictive software modeling of noise of any type of industrial facility and process equipment. Petr holds a PhD in acoustical engineering from the Technical University of Prague.

 

 

 

Darryl-McCumber

Darryl McCumber
Darryl is a member of our built environment division. Mr. McCumber has worked on many landmark residential, commercial and mixed-use developments. His responsibilities include the architectural acoustical design of buildings; acoustical privacy and sound intelligibility; as well as noise and vibration control of mechanical systems in buildings. Darryl is also experienced in optimizing building facades to mitigate environmental noise intrusions from nearby highway, rail, air traffic, and industry sources.