Industry
Power and electrical infrastructure associated with industrial facilities, and the utilities and supporting structures around energy assets.
Electrical and utility systems on industrial sites need their own structures: substation bases, cable tray supports, equipment supports and utility racks.
These are often delivered as modification or extension packages on existing plant, using the same drafting, steel and RCC services.
Civil and structural production work commonly commissioned for these facilities. Each item is delivered through one of our six services and scoped to the approved project inputs.
The structures that carry and house electrical systems are small individually and numerous together. Consistent drawing standards and quantities keep them manageable.
The technical services most often commissioned for power generation & industrial facilities work, and what each contributes.
S01Civil & Structural Engineering DraftingArrangement drawings for bases, frames and supports.View service
S03Structural Steel Detailing & Fabrication DocumentationShop drawings for supports, frames and racks.View service
S04Reinforced Concrete & Rebar DetailingSubstation and equipment bases.View service
S06Material Take-Offs, BOM & Engineering DocumentationQuantities and drawing registers for foundation and steel packages.View serviceTypical inputs & constraints
Scope & responsibility
We produce drawings, models, detailing and documentation from approved design information. Design decisions, calculations and approvals remain with the responsible engineer.
Boiler and HRSG access steelwork, turbine-hall and industrial building framing, transformer and switchyard foundations, cable-tray supports, pipe racks, and crane girders and runway beams in industrial buildings.
Yes, from the approved design: runway girders, rail and end-stop details as specified, column brackets, bracing and cladding supports. Crane loads and fatigue design remain with the responsible engineer.
Yes: concrete outlines, reinforcement drawings and bar bending schedules for transformer bases, oil-containment bunds, cable trenches and equipment plinths, with embedded items taken from the electrical vendor's data.
Project specifications govern, with design codes as specified by the responsible designer.
The scope of work records the applicable standards and editions for each package. A reference to a standard does not imply design verification or certification.
How standards are appliedClient / EPC / asset owner
Client, EPC and Owner Standards and Project Specifications
ACI
Building Code Requirements for Structural Concrete
AISC
Specification for Structural Steel Buildings
Send the scope of work, the design inputs and standards that apply, and your target schedule.
