Services​

Our Services​

As experienced MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing) Services and Commissioning Managers, we play a crucial role in construction and building projects. Our expertise and responsibilities include:

01.​
Planning & Execution​​

Working with Development Teams, Project Managers and Client Team, we drive and oversee the planning, scheduling, and execution of the MEP systems to ensure the best start to the project.

02.​
Design Coordination

We collaborate with architects, engineers, and other construction professionals to co-ordiante and integrate MEP systems into the overall project design

03.​
Services & Commissioning Management​​

Guide and supervising the installation of MEP systems, ensuring compliance with OPRs, BODs, the various codes and regulations, while testing and verifying the quality of equipment and systems to ensure they meet the required performance and standards.

Our Specialisation​

We specalise in the services delivery from Early or Enabling Works, through to Installation, Power On, Commissioning and testing and finally handing over to the Operations Team or Clients Team.

Design Suitablity​​

Design suitability involves ensuring that the proposed design meets the project’s requirements and constraints. This includes:
Feasibility Assessment: Evaluating building Archtectural conditions, services spacials and accessability availability, and budget constraints.
Compliance: Ensuring the design adheres to local building codes and regulations.
Commissionability: Incorporating key MEP aspects to allow the sytems to be commissioned.

Pre-Construction

The pre-construction phase is crucial for setting the foundation of the project. It involves:
Detailed Planning: Finalising designs, selecting contractors, and obtaining IFC documents.
Risk Assessment: Identifying potential issues and developing mitigation strategies.
Budgeting and Scheduling: Creating detailed budgets and timelines for the delivery.
Site Assessments: Conducting thorough evaluations of the construction site during the early phases.
Stakeholder Coordination: Ensuring all trades are aligned and informed.

Construction​​​​

During the construction phase, the physical building activities take place. This includes:
Foundation Work: Laying the groundwork for the services delivery including test plans and project tracking schedules.
Structural Framing: Developing the skeleton of the structure including penetrations and openings for Services.
System Installations: Installing hydraulic, electrical, HVAC, and other systems.
Quality Control: Regular inspections and quality checks to ensure compliance with design specifications and safety regulations.
Project Management: Coordinating activities to ensure timely and efficient progress.

Acceptance Testing​​

The acceptance phase is critical as it marks the official completion and handover of the project. This includes:
Provisional Acceptance: Initial acceptance with reservations, allowing the client to identify any issues that need to be addressed.
Final Acceptance: Full acceptance without reservations, confirming that all work meets the agreed standards and specifications.
Compliance Verification: Ensuring the project complies with technical standards and legal regulations.
Quality Assurance: Thoroughly checking the quality of work and materials used.
Documentation and Handover: Providing all necessary documentation, including warranties and maintenance manuals .
Client Training: Offering training sessions to ensure the client can effectively operate and maintain the new systems 

Turnover

Turnover, or project closeout, is the final phase where the completed project is handed over to the client. This involves:
Final Inspections: Conducting thorough checks to ensure all systems are operational.
Documentation: Finalizing and handing over all necessary documentation.
Training: Providing training to the client’s staff on operating and maintaining the new systems.
Warranty and Support: Ensuring the client has access to warranty services and ongoing support.
Client Satisfaction: Ensuring the project meets all contractual requirements and the client is satisfied with the outcome

Tuning

Building services performance tuning is a critical process for optimising the efficiency and functionality of a building’s systems post-construction. This involves:
System Monitoring: Continuously checking and recording the performance of HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and other building systems.
Energy Usage Analysis: Tracking energy consumption and comparing it to projected usage to identify discrepancies and areas for improvement.
Adjustments and Tweaks: Making necessary adjustments to systems to enhance performance, reduce energy consumption, and improve occupant comfort.
Regular Reviews: Conducting quarterly and annual reviews to assess system performance and implement further optimizations.
Documentation: Maintaining detailed records of adjustments and performance metrics to inform future tuning efforts.
Compliance: Ensuring systems meet sustainability standards such as Green Star, LEED, WELL, and BREEAM

Existing Building Building Performance

Retro-commissioning (RCx) is a process applied to existing buildings to improve their overall performance and efficiency. Unlike initial commissioning, which occurs during construction, RCx is performed after a building has been in use. Key aspects include:

System Evaluation: Conducting thorough inspections and analyses to identify inefficiencies and operational issues.
Performance Improvement: Implementing recommendations to enhance the building’s systems, ensuring they operate optimally.
Energy Efficiency: Focusing on improving energy performance, which can lead to significant cost savings.
Lifecycle Management: Regular RCx can help maintain the building’s systems, preventing unexpected failures and extending their lifespan

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