RMF Engineering, Inc.

Yesterday we celebrated the official ribbon cutting of the new Center for Education, Business & Arts (CEBA) in Shenandoah, PA, which will serve the entire Schuylkill County region. Located at 115 North Main Street, CEBA represents the first new downtown construction in nearly 25 years, transforming the site of the former Davison’s Furniture Store and Thunder Road nightclub into a dynamic hub for learning, entrepreneurship, networking, and the arts. It is a true milestone project with the community investing in its future and renewed economic activity. Designed to bring multiple community needs under one roof, the facility will host educational programs, support small business development, and provide space for cultural events and collaboration. RMF provided mechanical and electrical design engineering services for the project, working alongside Murphy & Dittenhafer Architects York. With doors now open, CEBA stands as a catalyst for growth, connection, and opportunity in Shenandoah. #RMFEngineering #Engineering #CommunityDevelopment

Congratulations to the team and Spelman College on this honor👏.

It was a pleasure to host the Women In Healthcare - Georgia Chapter's April event at RMF’s Atlanta office and be part of such meaningful conversations. As an annual Supporting Investor, RMF values WIH GA’s ongoing impact in advancing professional development and fostering connections among women across the healthcare industry.

RMF has expanded its Charlotte office, nearly doubling its footprint to more than 10,000 square feet to support continued regional growth! The updated space accommodates a growing team, adds a 36-person training room for collaboration and industry events, and creates capacity for future hiring. With an increased focus across higher education, healthcare, and municipal sectors, the Charlotte team is well positioned to support clients across North Carolina. “Over the past two years, our office has grown exponentially in both team size and project load, a testament to the tremendous talent we have acquired and the continued trust between RMF and our clients,” says Avery Monroe, PE, LEED AP, Charlotte division manager and principal at RMF. “We’re proud to have the physical space to support the great work we’re achieving with our partners across Charlotte and greater North Carolina." 🔗 Read more on our Newsroom: https://bit.ly/4sZFWhS #RMFEngineering #CharlotteNC #OfficeExpansion #Engineering

Step inside the new MUSC College of Medicine with this wonderful virtual tour! This project allows the College of Medicine to consolidate faculty, staff, and students at one location to improve efficiency, mentoring of students, and collaboration within the department leading to ground-breaking research and patient care. RMF is providing MEP and fire protection engineering design services working with Liollio Architecture and The S/L/A/M Collaborative (SLAM).

Mark your calendars and do not miss RMF's Caroline Fitzgerald, PE if attending the Built to Lead 2026 Women’s Summit on May 20th! 

Members of the RMF Boston team Mark McManus, Sean Donohue, EIT, Jason Zhou, XE, GGEP, and Christian Ortolani, PE are currently conducting a mechanical and electrical existing conditions assessment of five fire stations in Lowell, MA. Almost all the stations date from the late 1800’s and are brimming with nearly a century and a half of firefighting history. This work is part of a larger effort with architects from Gale Associates, Inc. to help the Lowell Fire Department identify areas for improvement and assist them in allocating their available renovation funding as effectively as possible. Pictured, is a brain-bending view up the old hose tower in one of the stations, where one can still picture the original station’s firemen hanging their riveted-leather hoses to dry after answering a call at one of the city’s many textile mills. These existing conditions assessments can involve running down every last circuit from source to load, sometimes leading into some very unexpected but interesting places. #RMFEngineering #Engineering #Mechanical #Electrical #FacilityAssessment

Sometimes the most meaningful conversations and perspectives happen well beyond the typical workday. Last night was one of those evenings! RMF’s Betsy Turner was in attendance with this incredible team to see the mockup of the new Clemson University Williamson Road Parking Garage in action. It was also a pleasure to have Clemson’s former President, Jim Barker, there as well. RMF is providing mechanical and electrical buildings engineering and underground utilities engineering.

Conversations around the future of healthcare took center stage on April 10 at the Women in Healthcare - North Carolina Chapter and ACHE of the Triad Legislative Day Summit, where industry leaders came together to examine the policy landscape shaping care delivery. RMF served as a panel sponsor for "Navigating Key Legislative Issues Facing Healthcare Leaders," with Andrea Thompson, PE, CEM, CHC, HFDP delivering opening remarks. Her perspective underscored the growing complexity healthcare organizations face, from regulatory pressures to rising costs, and the lasting impact of legislation on how care is planned and delivered. At RMF, our proactive, people-first approach continues to guide how we navigate these challenges. With more than 40 years in business and a team of over 350 professionals across 12 East Coast offices, RMF invests in best-in-class benefits, including 100% reimbursement of employee deductibles, while staying engaged in critical legislative conversations. As highlighted during the panel, understanding and responding to these shifts is essential for effective leadership in today’s healthcare environment. We appreciate the impactful discussion led by moderator Michael Rovinsky of Array Advisors, whose experience brought valuable insight to the conversation. Our own Stephanie Kegley Adler also played an integral role in planning the event and delivered opening remarks to kick off the summit. Thank you to Women in Healthcare, ACHE of the Triad, and all who contributed to a day of insightful dialogue.