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Randy Thesen M.Eng., P.Eng. PRINCIPAL Randy Is the Leader Of Entuitive | Simplifying the Complex Randy Thesen M.Eng., P.Eng. PRINCIPAL Randy is the leader of Entuitive’s structural restoration services, and also leads the special projects and renovations group in the Calgary office. He has been involved in thousands of building improvement projects with over 10 years of experience in a wide variety of building types, including institutional, academic, healthcare, retail, commercial and residential structures. Virtually all of Randy’s projects involve facilities that are operating, a challenge Randy gladly accepts. He applies his “ IN MY AREA OF THE FIRM, EACH project management skills to schedule creatively, using his skills PROJECT IS ABOUT MAKING AN as project leader to develop innovative engineering solutions EXISTING STRUCTURE BETTER. IT’S with his team. Equally important, it’s an opportunity for Randy REWARDING WORK – YOU’RE ALWAYS to practice what he particularly enjoys – collaborating with MAKING A POSITIVE DIFFERENCE, AND building owners and managers, architects, tenants, developers, IT’S SATISFYING TO HAVE A CLIENT consultants and contractors. WHO APPRECIATES THEIR IMPROVED OR RESTORED BUILDING. ” Education Master of Engineering, University of Calgary Memberships Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA) Canadian Society of Civil Engineers American Concrete Institute www.entuitive.com Randy Thesen | 1 SELECTED RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Entuitive | Simplifying the Complex Commercial Rocky Mountain Plaza Tieback Anchor Installation, Mira Health Centre Slab Settlement Investigation, Calgary, Canada Edmonton, Canada 4th & 4th – Tieback Anchor Review, Calgary, Canada Rocky Mountain Plaza Roof Opening Infill, Calgary, Misercordia Hospital Structural Modifications, 310 – 8th Avenue SW Structural Assessment, Canada Edmonton, Canada Calgary, Canada Rockyview Professional Centre Slab Removal Peter Lougheed Hospital A/C Unit Support Frame, 510 – 5th Street SW Exterior Condition Assessment, Review, Calgary, Canada Calgary, Canada Calgary, Canada Roslyn Building Tieback Anchor Installation, Peter Lougheed Hospital Green Roof Tieback 820 – 28th Street NE Structural Modification, Calgary, Canada Review, Calgary, Canada Calgary, Canada Scotia Centre Entrance Sign Frame, Calgary, Canada Peter Lougheed Hospital MRI Replacement, 840 – 7th Avenue SW Flood Assessment, Calgary, Calgary, Canada Canada Scotia Centre Parkade Condition Assessment, Calgary, Canada Peter Lougheed Hospital Tieback Anchor 840 – 7th Avenue SW Parkade Structural Installation, Calgary, Canada Assessment, Calgary, Canada Scotia Centre Tenant Improvement, Calgary, Canada Ponoka Hospital Load Review, Ponoka, Canada 840 – 7th Avenue SW Post-Tension System Update, Shaw Global Renovation, Calgary, Canada Calgary, Canada Riley Park Cladding Restoration, Calgary, Canada Shenandoah Parkade Review, Washington, USA 840 – 7th Avenue SW Tenant Renovation, Calgary, Riley Park CT Framing, Calgary, Canada SMART Technologies Equipment Load Review, Canada Calgary, Canada Riley Park Slab Removal Review, Calgary, Canada 7070 Farrell Road SE Structural Assessment, Stock Exchange Tower Parkade Maintenance, South Health Campus Guardrail, Calgary, Canada Calgary, Canada Calgary, Canada Strathmore Hospital Filing Load Review, 9705 Horton Road SW Roof Load Review, Calgary, TELUS House Renovation, Calgary, Canada Strathmore, Canada Canada TransCanada Pipelines Tower Generator Airport Corporate Centre Sign Review, Calgary, Hospitality Replacement, Calgary, Canada Canada Banff Gondola Upper Terminal Investigation, Banff, XL Foods Structural Review, Brooks, Canada Airport Corporate Centre Tieback Anchor Review, Canada Calgary, Canada Cultural Blackfoot Inn Wall Opening Framing, Calgary, Atrium I Plaza Restoration, Calgary, Canada Canada 96th Avenue Light Ring, Calgary, Canada Atrium I & II Post-Tension Update, Calgary, Canada Blue Devil Golf Course Light Foundations, Calgary, City of Calgary Oarsman Sculpture Restoration, Canada Blackfoot Inn Wall Opening Framing, Calgary, Calgary, Canada Canada Clearwater Hotel Porte Cochere Review, Fort Eamon’s Sign, Calgary, Canada The Bow Base Building Modifications and Tenant McMurray, Canada Kinsmen Park Dome Sculpture, Saskatoon, Improvements, Calgary, Canada Coast Plaza Hotel Tieback Anchor Review, Calgary, Saskatchewan Braithwaite Boyle Centre Post-Tension System Canada Manitoba Plaza Cones Sculpture, Vancouver, Canada Update, Calgary, Canada Delta Bow Valley Hotel parkade restoration, Brookfield Place Cenovus Tenant Improvement, Mill Street Art, Toronto, Canada Calgary, Canada Calgary, Canada National Music Centre Exhibit Design, Calgary, Delta Edmonton South parkade restoration, Brookfield Place Scotia Bank Improvement, Canada Edmonton, Canada Calgary, Canada Strathmore Church Investigation, Strathmore, Edmonton City Centre East parkade peer review, Calgary Courts Centre Tieback Anchor Review, Canada Edmonton, Canada Calgary, Canada St. Stephens Church Renovation, Calgary, Canada Elbow River Casino Envelope Repairs, Calgary, Canada Centron Place Exterior Sign Review, Calgary, Canada TELUS Spark play structure peer review, Calgary, Calgary International Airport Control Tower Fall Canada Lake Louise Pool Deck Structural Investigation, Lake Louise, Canada Protection, Calgary, Canada Waskasoo Park Signage, Red Deer, Canada Country Hills Revitalization, Calgary, Canada Sheraton Skylight Replacement, Calgary, Canada Healthcare Fifth Avenue Place Site Safety Plan, Calgary, Canada Institutional 8th & 8th Medical Centre Parkade Evaluation, Foothills Professional Centre Vibration Review, Calgary, Canada Altadore School Slab Movement Review, Calgary, Calgary, Canada Canada Cardston Taber, and Crowsnest Pass Hospitals McFarlane Tower Exterior Building Condition Operating Room Lights, Blairmore, Canada Calgary Drop in Centre Structural Assessment, Assessment, Calgary, Canada Calgary, Canada Foothills Medical Centre Ground Floor Renovation, McFarlane Tower Exterior Cladding Assessment, Calgary, Canada Centre 4800 Beam Restoration, Calgary, Canada Calgary, Canada Foothills Medical Centre MRI Load Review, Calgary, City of Calgary Gantry Crane Review, Calgary, McFarlane Tower Exterior Condition Assessment, Canada Canada Calgary, Canada Highriver Hospital Elevator Review, Highriver, City of Calgary Municipal Building Condition Northwest Centre I Load Review, Calgary, Canada Canada Assessment, Calgary, Canada Rogers Data Centre, Airdrie, Canada Highriver Hospital Flood Review, Highriver, Canada City of Calgary Old City Hall Condition Assessment, Calgary, Canada Rocky Mountain Plaza Exterior Condition Lacombe Hospital Load Review, Lacombe, Canada Assessment, Calgary, Canada City of Calgary Old City Hall Lighting, Calgary, Mayfair Place MRI Installation, Calgary, Canada Rocky Mountain Plaza Exterior Plaza Restoration, Canada Mira Health Centre Roof Assessment, Edmonton, Calgary, Canada City of Calgary Tieback Anchor Reviews, Calgary, Canada Canada www.entuitive.com Randy Thesen | 2 Entuitive | Simplifying the Complex Greenview School Structural Upgrades, Calgary, Crestmont House Deck, Calgary, Canada Sports and Recreation Canada Dalcastle Drive NW, Wall Removal Review, Calgary, Beltline Aquatic Centre Renovation, Calgary, Edmonton Zoo Exhibit Design, Edmonton, Canada Canada Canada Mount Royal University Conservatory Acoustic Glenmore Gardens Parkade Restoration, Calgary, Foothills Aquatic Centre Renovation, Calgary, Panel Design, Calgary, Canada Canada Canada Mount Royal University Monitory Support, East Village Place Cladding, Calgary, Canada Kingsland Community Association Calgary, Calgary, Canada Canada Lewis Drive SW Ground Floor Framing, Calgary, Mount Royal University Natatorium Assessment, Canada Montgomery Community Association Calgary, Canada Assessment, Calgary, Canada Lindsay Park Place Settlement Review, Calgary, Mount Royal University Pre-Cast Assessment, Canada Parkhill Stanley Park Feasibility Study, Calgary, Calgary, Canada Canada The Mansions Balcony Restoration, Calgary, Canada Mount Royal University Stair Replacement Study, Radium Hotsprings Pool Renovation, Radium, Mount Royal Residence, Calgary, Canada Calgary, Canada Canada Oliver Village Tieback Anchors, Edmonton, Canada SAIT Canopy Frame, Calgary, Canada Saddledome Catwalk Restoration, Calgary, Orchard Court Plaza Restoration, Calgary, Canada Canada SAIT Student Art Plinth, Calgary, Canada Panorama Court Post-tension Assessment, Calgary, Saddledome Ice Slab Investigation, Calgary, Three Hills School Slab Settlement Review, Three Canada Canada Hills, Canada Pavilion Structural Restoration, Calgary, Canada Saddledome Plaza Restoration, Calgary, Canada University of Calgary Cogeneration Screen, Calgary, Canada Riverside Tower II Balcony Assessment, Calgary, Thorncliffe Greenview Stair Replacement, Canada Calgary, Canada University of Calgary Hotel Alma Fence, Calgary, Canada Rosedale Place Tieback Anchor Installation, West Hillhurst Arena Renovation, Calgary, Edmonton, Canada Canada University of Calgary MacKimmie Library Tieback Anchor Review, Calgary, Canada The Savoy Structural Remediation, Calgary, Canada University of Calgary Mechanical Engineering Village at West Springs Retaining Wall, Calgary, Building Chiller Installation, Calgary, Canada Canada University of Calgary Wayfinding Signage, West 17 Lofts Structural Restoration, Calgary, Calgary, Canada Canada University of Lethbridge Tunnel Restoration, Westgate Condominium Tieback Anchor Review, Lethbridge, Canada Calgary, Canada William Aberhart High School Cladding Review,
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