Experienced building scientist and commissioning provider with a strong background in physics and building construction. With over 40 years of experience studying the performance of structures, he has developed expertise in various areas related to building enclosures and air barriers.As a building scientist, combines theory and practice to provide unique and integrated consulting services. He offers his expertise to both new and existing construction projects, focusing on building enclosures, historic restoration and preservation, construction failures, and serving as an expert witness when needed.Immediate Past Chair of the Executive Committee for the Building Enclosure Technology and Environment Council (BETEC) of the National Institute of Building Sciences (NIBS). Additionally, he is the Co-Chair of the Codes Task Group for the Air Barrier Association of America (ABAA).Actively involved in industry standard and code development activities. This includes ASHRAE Technical Committees 7.9 Building Commissioning, 4.4 Building Materials and Building Envelope Performance, and 1.12 Moisture Management in Buildings. Also actively engaged with ASTM Committee E58 on Forensic Engineering and Committee E06 on Performance of Building, including Subcommittees E06.41 on Air Leakage and Ventilation Performance and E06.55 on Performance of Building Enclosures.Certifications and Accreditations to demonstrate competency include Certified Commissioning Authority (CxA), Accredited Building Enclosure Commissioning Process Provider (BECxP), and Certified NDT Level III/Master Thermographer for the Thermal-Infrared (IR) method, indicating his expertise in nondestructive testing and thermography. Finally, he is certified as a Level III in Whole Building Air Tightness Testing for Large Buildings, highlighting competence in assessing and testing airtightness in large structures.

An ordained Episcopal Deacon having previously served parishesin Clanton, Montevallo,, and Trussville as well as Diocesan Jubilee Officer. A Jubilee Ministry Center is a congregation, an ecumenical cluster with an Episcopal presence, or an agency with connections to the Episcopal Church, already engaged in mission and ministry among and with poor and oppressed people. Each program comes out of the history of its community.

Chair of the Executive Committee of The Building Enclosure Technology and Environment Council (BETEC) that is charged with encouraging optimum energy use of buildings through a better understanding of how overall, complex building components interact with each other and the environment.BETEC members work together to share knowledge of existing and new technologies and practices, and to integrate technical programs on building safety, durability, resilience and occupant comfort with the thermal performance of building envelopes. The Building Enclosure Councils (BECs), a joint venture between the American Institute of Architects and NIBS under the aegis of BETEC, host some 4,000 members in 34 local chapters.

Senior Consultant for Intertek Building Science Solutions with particular focus on Building Enclosure Commissioning (BECx) and Whole Building Airtightness/Air Leakage/Pressure Testing (WBAT).

Principal in the Building Envelope Group serving existing clients throughout the Mid-Atlantic, across the country, and overseas including Building Envelope Design-Assist and Commissioning (BECx), Whole Building Airtightness Testing (WBAT), and forensic investigations. Active in a variety of industry groups including Current Chair of the Building Enclosure Technology and Environment Council (BETEC) at the National Institute of Building Sciences (NIBS), Co-Chair of Codes Task Group and Licensed Field Auditor for the Air Barrier Association of America (ABAA), active in ASTM including Committee E06 on Building Performance and Chair of Subcommittee E06.41.02 Pressurization Methods for Air Leakage Measurement.

SC Stevenson Consulting (formerly CTI Consultants (CTI)) was founded in 1984 and is a full-service engineering consulting firm with its corporate headquarters in Richmond, Virginia, and branch offices throughout the Mid-Atlantic, Carolinas, Southeast, Central Gulf Coast with project experience nationally and internationally. Responsibilities consist of providing daily leadership in an operationally intensive business, carrying out leadership for specific strategic initiatives, creating strong partnerships, and retaining talent.

Firm with core competencies in Structural and Civil Engineering; Building Science including below grade waterproofing, cladding, fenestrations, roofing, and air barrier; Materials Analysis and Evaluation; Performance Verification Testing; Special Inspections; and Construction Failures.Areas of work include:1. Building enclosure (below grade, cladding, fenestrations, and roof) and air barrier consulting.2. Nondestructive and performance verification testing such as ground-penetrating radar, infrared thermographic imaging; spray rack and air chamber for windows, storefronts, and curtain walls; and whole building air pressurization/depressurization with infrared and/or smoke (theatrical fog) trace of leakage pathways.3. Expert services related to construction failures involving structural and architectural materials, assemblies, and systems including concrete, steel, floors, pavements, masonry, dimension stone, welding, facades, balconies, air barrier, waterproofing, sealants, roofs, and corrosion.

In responsible charge of consulting, inspection, and performance verification testing services including, but not limited to: construction failures; historic restoration and preservation; building enclosures; nondestructive testing and inspection of tubular structures and dynamically and statically loaded structural steel; inspection and testing of concrete, soils, asphalt, building acoustics, timber, masonry, water, asbestos, and building products including systems review and recommendations. Develop and administer training, qualification, and certification programs in accordance with ASTM, ACI, ASNT, and applicable project requirements. Coordinate tests and inspections in accordance with the requirements of standards-writing agencies including: ASTM, AAMA, ASHRAE, AASHTO, ACI, AWS, ASME, AISC, USACE, BUREC, FAA, ANSI, NACE, NAVFAC, AWWA, SSPC, MIA, UL, IBC, and AREA. Review plans and specifications for completeness and accuracy, and make recommendations to resolve technical conflicts. Provide consulting, testing and forensic investigation services to various types of clients, including: architects, engineers, contractors, manufacturers, insurance companies, attorneys, building owners, and governmental agencies. Services have been provided for challenges relating to materials, specifications, construction, prefabrication, maintenance, restoration, demolition, inspection, and testing. Compile and manage Quality Assurance Manual, Hazard Communication Program, Written Practice for Qualification and Certification of Personnel, and Nondestructive Examination Procedure Manual. Provide testing, inspection, management, and investigation for a wide variety of projects including: airports, tunnels, bridges, petrochemical/manufacturing/industrial plants, high rises, electric generating stations, commercial and governmental office buildings, military bases, hotel/motel, shopping malls sanitary and waste water treatment facilities, hospitals, and schools.