Paul Janus

Paul joined EAB as a TAB Technician in Training. He worked in sales for a mechanical contractor before joining EAB.

Paul was promoted to TAB Project Supervisor. Paul gained valuable knowledge and skills during this time, equipping him to lead future projects.

Paul served as the Project Supervisor for the ExxonMobil Campus Project. The campus consisted of multiple mid-rise office and specialty buildings. Being a large project, Paul honed his communication and relationship skills internally with the EAB team and externally with the construction partners.

Paul was promoted to TAB Project Coordinator.

Paul, as Project Coordinator at the University of Houston Clear Lake Campus, oversaw the implementation of diverse construction projects. He demonstrated exceptional organizational and communication skills while managing multiple teams and ensuring seamless collaboration. Facing design challenges, Paul proactively engaged with the construction team, fearlessly sharing valuable suggestions and proposing effective solutions to enhance his problem-solving abilities and professional growth.

Paul became a Certified Test and Balance Engineer (TBE) by the Associated Air Balance Council (AABC)

Paul served as Project Coordinator at the TAMU Enmed Building in the Texas Medical Center. The project faced unique challenges due to COVID-19. Coordination meetings shifted to virtual platforms, remote work added complexity to scheduling and issue resolution, and close collaboration with construction partners was essential. Thorough inspections and creative problem-solving techniques ensured equipment integrity, while visual aids facilitated the timely resolution of deficiencies. Despite the obstacles, Paul's adaptability and resourcefulness ensured the project's efficiency.

Paul played a pivotal role at Houston Methodist The Woodlands Hospital Campus, overseeing the addition of a hospital tower, parking garage, central plant expansion, and onsite childcare center. Overcoming obstacles, Paul's team delivered a top-notch facility through their commitment to quality work and teamwork. The project strengthened existing relationships and forged new ones, showcasing Paul's ability to build strong connections.

Paul was promoted to Project Manager in 2023.