Brian LaFleur

Brian began his career at Engineered Air Balance as a Technician after working as a HVAC installer and service technician for a number of years. Brian graduated from Lamar University with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering.

Brian has served on numerous projects at long-time EAB client, UT MD Anderson, and contributed to the success of the testing of the Mays Clinic Building, Alkek Expansion, and 1MC (Mid-Campus).

As Commissioning Coordinator, Brian assisted with the facilitation of plumbing, lighting, electrical and life safety Functional Performance Testing and the facility Integrated Systems Testing of the UT MD Anderson South Campus Research Buildings 3 & 4.

Brian was certified as a Test and Balance Engineer by the Associated Air Balance Council.

As Project Manager, Brian led the team that provided Testing and Balancing services for the HVAC systems in 18 of the 23 total buildings at the ExxonMobil Campus Project. Multiple EAB teams from multiple branches came together on this project. This was one of the biggest projects in the country for a single construction schedule.

As Corporate Training Manager, Brian ensures that those new to the profession are equipped with the tools and technical knowledge to deliver optimum operating facilities.

Brian led the team that provided Testing and Balancing services for all HVAC systems, water balancing for critical lab equipment, point and sensor calibration verification, control sequence verification and sound testing of The Global Health Research Complex at Texas A&M, a 119,000 square foot Biocontainment Research Facility dedicated to improving the health of humans and animals across the globe.

Brian currently serves as Senior Project Manager overseeing all K-12 and University projects. He is responsible for business development, technical management, and client relations with our valued K-12 and University partners in the Houston market.