DuBois & King, headquartered in Randolph, Vt., has announced that Joe Coutermarsh, PE, has joined the firm as a senior mechanical engineer. Coutermarsh has 30 years of experience providing design of mechanical-HVAC, plumbing, and fire protection systems for industrial, commercial, educational, healthcare, and municipal projects. Licensed in Vermont, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts, Coutermarsh lives in Springfield and works out of the firm’s Springfield office.
Founded in 1962, DuBois & King is a multidisciplined engineering consulting firm with offices in Randolph, South Burlington, Springfield, and Brandon, Vt., and Laconia and Bedford, N. H.
Joe Coutermarsh, PE, joins DuBois & King
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