Our Team Is Our Advantage
At Kent Consulting, we care about our employees, their work-life balance and their professional growth, and work hard to provide benefits that support that. Despite our growth, we continue to hold on to our employee-first, team and family culture through office competitions, company outings, and day-to-day environment.
Our Engineers and Staff Have
- A strong ability to work in a diverse team environment
- Motivation to inspire others and share knowledge
- A positive attitude and a customer-centric philosophy
- Desire to grow with an established and successful company
Our People Make Us Great
Something interesting happens when people are passionate, honest, practical and tenacious about working together as a team to solve complex problems. It fosters a culture that’s pragmatic about solving problems, generous when helping others and comfortable as a family. We pride ourselves on the people in our team and we believe it is the one thing that makes our company special.
Randy Kent, MS, P.E.
Jim Reinhardt, AIA
David Huck
Mike York, MS, P.E.
Bradley S. Capatch, P.E.
Michael Leach, MS, P.E., CWI
Brent Capatch
Sean Kato
Joshua Mayes
Ben Cross
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Life Expectancy: Building Enclosure | Building Systems
Are you responsible for juggling the current working condition of your property, including capital budgets, all while trying to predict when the next colossal building systems failure is going to rear its ugly head?
Case Study: Evaluation of Degradation in Pipes and Fittings
This case study is on the evaluation of the type of degradation in the pipes and fittings for a condominium in Seattle, Washington.
Case Study: Design and Load Test Concrete Washout Pans
In this case study, a concrete construction service hired Kent Engineering (KE) to design and load test concrete washout pans.
Case Study: Testing for a New Welding Procedure Specification (WPS)
A welding company contacted Kent Engineering (KE) to perform testing for a new Welding Procedure Specification (WPS).
Case Study: Broken Saddle Adapter for a Lifting-Jack
Our case study involves forensics and litigation support through an independent analysis of the failed saddle adaptor for a lifting-jack.
