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>> My name is Brayson Brozini
[assumed spelling].

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I'm a mechanical engineer with P2S
engineering here in Long Beach.

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And we are a consulting firm
that designs mechanical,

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electrical, plumbing, and telecom systems.

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So we're doing buildings and infrastructure.

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So I'm a mechanical engineer.

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I lead a mechanical studio there.

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So I've got 7 to 8 engineers
and draftsmen underneath me.

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And we're dealing with -- on our studio
mostly the main infrastructure projects;

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so large piping systems, central plants,
heating and cooling systems, large pumps,

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compressors on the refrigerant side,

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etc. So a lot of our projects were
actually the prime consultant.

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But we would get called in
from Cal State Long Beach,

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UC Irvine -- do a lot of educational work.

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Couple projects at C Signs, CSU San Bernardino,
San Diego State and they would call us in

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and they need to upgrade their facilities
maybe they're from the 1960s or 70s

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or the campus is growing and the
need new systems to support them.

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They would call us in to do feasibility
studies, reports, etc., to make recommendations

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and when they're ready to do design; they
look at us and other firms and pull us

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in based upon our expertise to
create the construction drawings.

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So a lot of our company also works on
building designs -- and I do as well --

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where we'd work with an architect,
a structural engineer.

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On our projects, we're typically prime
hiring the civil engineer, structural,

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architectural to put together the drawings and
specifications so it can then be constructed.