Morehouse Engineering Plant Process Systems
(609) 466-4955
43 Railroad Place, Hopewell, NJ 08525

Our Staff

Our Staff

 Charles S. Morehouse: President MEI

Mr. C. Schuyler Morehouse, President of Morehouse Engineering, Inc. has been involved in the design and construction of process facilities within the Pharmaceutical, Chemical, Petrochemical, Wastewater, and Mining industries for the past twenty years. The constructed values of these facilities ranged from $800,000 to $365 million.

Mr. Morehouse received his BSME from the University of Pennsylvania and started his career with Bechtel Inc. in their Refinery and Chemical Division. Moving from the petrochemical and mining industries to the wastewater industry, he joined Metcalf and Eddy, a leading environmental consulting engineering firm. He then proceeded to establish Morehouse Engineering, Inc. in 1990, a firm that concentrates on cross discipline plant process systems design, fabrication, and start-up services.

John P. Birosak: CFO

John earned his Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Susquehanna University in 1977. He later completed a Master of Business Administration at Fairleigh Dickinson University in 1986.

He brings 29 years of company finance and control experience with companies ranging from $12 to $150 million dollars of gross revenue.

For the past 19 years, he has supported the design and construction of cost management for all Morehouse projects. He understands the needs of clients in both the public and private sectors to provide them with any project cost accounting. He has established a preferred provider status with MERCK through careful and accurate accounting methods.

He holds a Sale and Tax Use Certificate, an Essentials of Human Resources and the Law Certificate, as well as a Payroll Law Certificate.

Chris Kunkel: Senior Staff Engineer

Christopher P. Kunkel, Lead Structural & Mechanical Engineer at Morehouse Engineering, Inc., received his BSME from Rutgers University in 1983 with high honors, and began his career as a project and test engineer on large-scale commercial aircraft engine development at United Technologies for Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Company.

Mr. Kunkel left the aerospace industry in the early 1990’s to enter into a partnership in a residential construction company where he gained valuable experience in a small business operation. Mr. Kunkel then returned to professional engineering upon joining Morehouse Engineering in 1996.

Mr. Kunkel concentrates on plant system layout, piping system design, control valve specification, industrial ventilation, process equipment specification, and site supervision. He also specializes in pipe stress and pipe support analysis for all process piping commodities.

Matt Maloney: Systems Engineer

Matt received his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Trenton State College in 1991. He also obtained an AAS for Aviation Flight Technology from Thomas Edison State College in 1988. He brings 15 years of job experience to MEI after working in the field of Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS) and Environmental Testing. There, he designed, built, and maintained instrumentation and monitoring systems, as well as creating programming Data for Acquisition Systems.

Currently, he designs and builds Industrial Control Systems, develops SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems, in addition to HMI development and PLC programming.

Notable projects he has worked on include upgrading the Controls and SCADA System at the Trenton Water Works Main Filtration Plant.

Brian Schlinder: Draftsman, Designer

Since 2008, Brian has created all electrical and control drawings associated with a 4 MGD municipal wastewater treatment plant renovation. He prepares P&ID’s, Loop diagrams, Electrical distribution plans. He designs electrical and instrument details by utilizing Autodesk Inventor to create animated 3-D models of portable photovoltaic powered water filtration stations for design analysis and sales presentation.
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