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Send drawings, site photos or a short brief and we will come back with a scope and a schedule.
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Questions clients ask
We handle the design of industrial buildings, then supervise construction on site and run commissioning before handover. Many clients stay with us afterwards on a maintenance contract.
Yes. We visit the site, look at the soil, access roads and utilities, and put the technical brief together with you. Concept and layout drawings follow from that brief.
Our engineers prepare the full set: architectural, structural, mechanical and electrical. The chief project engineer signs each stage, and we answer the review comments from the approval bodies.
The supervision engineer is on site according to the agreed schedule, usually at every critical stage: foundations, steel erection, roofing and utility tie-ins. Between visits we review the contractor's reports and photos.
We do. We can supervise a builder you already hired, check their work against the drawings and record any deviation. If you have no contractor, we help you compare bids.
We test the systems one by one: power, ventilation, compressed air, water and the production equipment. Each test is written into a report, and we stay until the facility runs in normal operation.
Planned inspections, checks of the building structure and engineering systems, and a response when something fails. The scope is set by the equipment list and how hard the plant works.