Mechanical &
electrical design.
Mechanical and electrical design for contractors and project teams, specialising in Stage 4/5 technical design and construction support. Ben brings site experience to inherited packages, design development and coordination. Earlier-stage work is available where agreed.
Discuss your projectProject won with a Stage 3 design?
Develop the technical package your team needs for procurement and installation.
Review the starting point.
Develop the detail.
Start with your brief and the drawings, specification and calculations available. Review the design basis, outstanding decisions and specialist interfaces. Agree what needs developing for the next procurement or installation milestone, including any existing services that need checking.
Engin’s design appointment is shaped around the required stage, the available records and the wider design team. Agree the interfaces, responsibilities, programme and deliverables so the information has a clear purpose.
Mechanical and electrical disciplines must be coordinated with the building and with the teams delivering the work. Existing-services validation can form part of the appointment or a defined earlier investigation.
Illustrative engineering scene. Not a client case study.
Information that develops
with the project.
Options and
existing conditions.
Establish the brief and the available information. Review options and identify assumptions that need validating before the design progresses.
Develop and
coordinate.
Develop the agreed approach with the project team. Address service arrangements and interfaces, recording decisions and outstanding coordination matters.
Technical
information.
Prepare the agreed design drawings and technical information for the appointed scope. Define what is issued and what remains another party’s responsibility.
Support
construction.
Respond to technical queries as works proceed. Review relevant changes and observations, and support the interpretation of design intent within the appointment.
These descriptions explain Engin’s proposed scope in plain language. The project’s formal stage requirements, responsibilities and deliverables are confirmed in the appointment.
Define the outputs
before work starts.
Information to agree
- Existing-services information and validation requirements.
- Design basis, options and agreed assumptions.
- Drawings, schedules and technical notes appropriate to the scope.
- Coordination interfaces and information needed from others.
- Construction query support and design changes.
The appointment does not automatically cover every system, statutory submission or certification role. Confirm the specific services, design responsibilities and deliverables for your project.
Need to understand existing services first? ↗Put your project
in front of Ben.
Tell me what you are building, where the information stops and what your team needs next.