Brett Anderson

Over 25 Years of Electrical Engineering Experience

Since joining HECO in 2017, Brett has played a significant role in expanding our electrical engineering department. He is a key member of our team and assists in broadening our service offerings to our clients.

                    OUT OF OFFICE

Brett is an outdoorsman who enjoys good music, brushing up on his drumming, flying drones with his son, and spending time with family.

                    WORK HISTORY & EXPERTISE

After completing college, Brett served in the United States Air Force for 14 years. In 1997, he began his career in electrical engineering at Hewlett Packard in Boise as a Project Engineer and Project Manager. Throughout his 21-year career, he has been involved extensively in Electrical Engineering and associated Project Management of buildings and systems in the following industries: Water and Waste Water Treatment Plant Power Design, Large Residential Design, Senior Living Facility Design, Surgical Center Design, Retail Mall Design, Commercial Building Design, Restaurant Design, Manufacturing Campus Design, Electrical Infrastructure Design, National Park Service, Idaho Fish and Game, ACHD and ITD Condition Assessment of Existing Facilities, and Airport Design. His most recent work includes Arc Flash Studies for the National Park Service.

 

 

 

 

 

“Safety and efficiency are important aspects of electrical engineering work. I enjoy helping clients achieve both.”

Education & Training

  • Electrical Engineering, Auburn University, 1985
  • Project Management, Indiana Institute of Technology, 1991
  • Aviation Management, CCAF (U.S. Air Force), 1985 – 1987

The entire USFS Multnomah Project Team responded to a difficult client in a professional, responsive manner and as a cohesive team. They took a client relationship that was negative and moved that relationship back to neutral and hopefully positive through the applications of HECO Golden Rule principles. Well done!

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EXPERTS

Great teamwork can make things go from subpar to spectacular. Each member of the HECO team is talented, experienced, and dedicated to the providing the highest quality of work.

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Our PROJECTS

From small jobs to complex and challenging ones, we approach every project with a commitment to excellence.

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Stehekin Wastewater Treatment Plant Replacement

Stehekin, Washington is located along the northeast shore of Lake Chelan in the Lake Chelan National Recreation Area near the south end of North Cascades National Park.  The National Park Service owns and operates a physical-chemical wastewater treatment plant (WWTP), which was designed and constructed in 1974-76 to treat 25,000 gallons per day (gpd) of domestic wastewater from the community near Stehekin Landing.  HECO completed a Condition Assessment Report on the facility, identifying WWTP building and wastewater treatment system deficiencies in order to determine the scope and need for a new wastewater treatment system.
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Replacement of Non-Compliant Water Treatment System

Tuolumne Meadows is a popular destination located on Highway 120 in Yosemite National Park.  It is a high use area and is one of the Park’s most prominent attractions.  A surface water treatment system provided treated drinking water for employees and recreational visitors in the Tuolumne Meadows area.  The water treatment system was constructed in 1967 with filtration upgrades in 1984.  It was an aged facility with outdated technology.  HECO evaluated alternatives, which included treatment technologies best suited for remote sites with limited operating staff.
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Providing Safe Routes to School

The project included improvements to the sidewalk condition on S. Plymouth Avenue, from a distance of approximately 1300 feet.  Sidewalk improvements include removal and replacement of existing full width sidewalks with 10 ft wide sidewalks, ADA compliant pedestrian ramps, installation of a decorative street lighting system supplemented with roadway lighting as per AASHTO standards with underground electrical conduits for power supply.  The project length is approximately 0.25 miles in length and improved the west side of S. Plymouth Ave.  The HECO Team assisted the city with obtaining funding, and design of the project.
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Eagle Road Underpass Pathway

This project involved linking three existing pathways on the east and west side of Eagle Road by construction of a pedestrian underpass under Eagle Road.  Project highlights include installation of pavement, landscaping, benches, lighting, and railing along the underpass portion of the pathway.  The project passes through the existing bank and riprap along the north bridge abutment and the pathway was excavated into existing fill material on the north bank of the river while a concrete cut off stem was constructed.  Riprap armament was relocated on the lower sections of the riverbank.
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Wastewater Treatment Facility Improvements

This project included the construction of improvements to the municipal wastewater facility to meet a DEQ issued consent order and to provide adequate capacity for existing connections.  The City’s existing facility was a non-discharging facility and had reached capacity requiring frequent pumping and transport of wastewater to other facilities.  This project designed 19 million gallons, total volume, of new HDPE lined reservoirs to allow for a fully evaporative system and not require any discharge.  The facility was designed utilizing property that was located approximately 110 feet below the existing facility, which eliminated the need for pumping facilities and thereby a very sustainable system with very low operating costs.
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32 N Main Street

PO Box 235

Payette, Idaho 83661

Phone: 208-642-3304

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5700 E. Franklin Rd.

Suite 160

Nampa, Idaho 83687

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