A. We have many years of experience in Residential, Commercial, Data Centres, Hospitality, Healthcare, Transport and more!

A. Commissioning Management provides the expertise to ensure the commissioning strategy reflects the requirements or limitations of the building design, the experience to run the commissioning and handover process to programme, and the confidence to meet not just the statutory requirements but the level of quality required for your project.

A. Commissioning Validation ensures that you as the client are confident that commissioning activities follow the correct process and meet the required standard, our team represent you and protect your interest throughout the project.

A. We were the first digital O&M provider in the UK and for over 27 years we have managed, produced and delivered O&Ms to the highest quality in the industy. Each and every project we are engaged with is resourced with an experienced delivery team who understand the context of the information required and provide input into the strategy and delivery, improving the usefulness of the information for the future operation of an asset.

A. Many newer companies claim to meet the scope requirement for technical authroing by providing trade contractors with a template document for their site manager to fill in, and then a document controller tidies up what is subsquently produced. This does not provide a consistent quality of information, often leads to gaps in information between systems or scopes, and takes time away from already stretched site teams. Our Technical Authors are dedicated and experienced engineers who produce O&M documentation directly from drawings, schematics, technical submittals and product data sheets, only leaning on busy trade contractors when required rather than as the first port of call.

A. Technical Authoring guarantees a consistent quality of information for every manual, to provide the FM team with a reliable set of documentation across the full scope of the project. This is critical for future use where the construction oriented package mindset, and uncertain quality of any given package's documentation can lead to inconsistencies for an FM team to battle against, rather than rely on.