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CANADIAN INDUSTRY ONLINE - NOVEMBER 2015HH AngusFOUNDED 100 YEARS ago, HH Angus is one of Canada’s largest private engineering firms, survivingand thriving through market ups and downs because of a legacy of superior engineering design and innovative building services.Commercial Division offers mechani- cal, electrical, vertical transportation and lighting building service design for airport projects, institutional facili- ties, tenant office buildings, galleries, museums, libraries, theatres, historic buildings, hotels, secure facilities, and recreational and entertainment facili- ties.Commercial Division Director for HH Angus, Kevin O’Neill,Since it began, the company has been providing mechanical and electri- cal consulting engineering services to a broad range of clients in the Healthcare, Technology, Commercial and Energy sectors. Throughout the company’s his- tory, HH Angus has always kept striv- ing for excellence a priority, remaining at the forefront of design through lead- ing edge technology, standards and practices.Today, more than 70 per- cent of the HH Angus portfolio is re- peat business. The company credits this to an outstanding staff: the com- pany employs over 250 people who are the best in their fields. According to the company, it has over 40 employees with over 20 years of service with HH Angus.HH Angus provides services in commercial, industrial/energy, health- care, and technology. HH Angus’“Our recently spoke with CIO commercial to discuss why this di-group focuses on vision has become a Canadian market-“people buildings” heavy hitter in the which simply means place—and what’sbuildings where thenext for commercial projects.primary objective is How has the marketoccupant com-changed for HH An- gus’ commercial divi-sion since it started?fort.”Kevin O’Neill: I don’t think the Commercial Division has changed much with respect to our day to day operation. The Commercial division is quite unique within the company simply because it encompasses a very wide range of markets and sec- tors. Our commercial group focuses on “people buildings” which simply means buildings where the primary objective is occupant comfort. Sure, we focus on energy saving initiatives32| Canadian Industry Online | November, 2015