Define the brief
Establish the purpose, available information, project constraints and responsibilities. Agree the questions the engineering appointment needs to answer.
A structured approach that connects the brief, the technical basis and the information the project team needs to act.
Establish the purpose, available information, project constraints and responsibilities. Agree the questions the engineering appointment needs to answer.
Review the requirements and key assumptions. Consider options and identify interfaces with the wider professional team and specialist systems.
Develop the agreed engineering information. Record technical decisions, review connected requirements and make unresolved matters visible.
Provide the agreed technical reviews, responses and implementation support. Keep changes connected to the design intent and defined responsibilities.

Good engineering information distinguishes the facts, the assumptions and the matters that still need to be resolved. That distinction helps clients and project teams make informed decisions.
We define scope boundaries, coordinate the interfaces that matter and document the agreed engineering basis. Where additional specialist input is needed, we identify it.
We work alongside the client and appointed professional team. The scope sets out the deliverables, programme, information dependencies and extent of site involvement.
For projects across South Africa, coordination can combine remote technical discussions with project-specific site engagement. The approach is agreed to suit the facility and the work required.
Prepare an engineering briefContact FESOL for fire engineering, mechanical design or technical review