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Feasibility & Options Studies
Technical and commercial assessment of options before capital is committed.
Technical advice from people who also build the thing.
Technical studies, feasibility work, design review and project advisory across energy, industrial and infrastructure projects.
Most consultancy on these projects is written by people who will never have to build what they have specified. Ours is not. The same engineers who carry out EPC and site work review the design, which tends to produce advice that survives contact with a construction programme.
Work ranges from a short second opinion on a specification through to full owner's-engineer support for the length of a project.
Technical and commercial assessment of options before capital is committed.
Independent review of drawings and specifications against constructability and cost.
Technical representation of the client through procurement and construction.
Survey of existing plant to establish condition, risk and remaining life.
Scope definition, tender documentation and technical evaluation of bids.
Programme, risk and technical advice through the life of a project.
Every Consultancy job follows the same four stages, with one team accountable for all of them.
We agree the question you need answered, the decision it supports and the timescale.
Documents, drawings and site conditions reviewed by engineers who also build and commission plant.
Clear findings and practical options, with cost and programme implications spelled out.
Support through tender, procurement or construction if you want us to stay involved.
Industrial sites are unforgiving places to cut corners. The way we work is built around two things: everyone going home safely, and work that never has to be done twice.
Method statements and risk assessments are prepared for the task in hand, reviewed with the crew and kept at the workface — not filed away in an office.
Isolations, hot work, confined spaces and work at height are controlled through a permit system and signed off before anyone starts.
Each shift starts with a short briefing on the day's work and its hazards, so everyone on the job knows the plan and the risks.
Hold and witness points are agreed up front, so quality is checked as the work proceeds rather than discovered at handover.
Supervisors and technicians are trained for the work they do, backed by the group's own in-house technical training facility.
Test sheets, inspection reports and as-built information are compiled as the work goes, and handed over in a usable form.
Tell us what you need and our team will come back to you with a practical, costed way forward.
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