Documentary analysis
Review of the designs, diagrams, declarations, reports, switchboard documentation and test records available.
Technical due diligence
Knowing the real state of an installation.
Technical and documentary analysis of existing installations, to identify shortcomings, gaps in the documentation and the work required.
the service
Documents, installation and real conditions.
Due diligence compares the available documentation with what is actually installed and with how the site is run, building a reliable technical basis for planning the work ahead.
What the appointment covers.
Survey of the existing installation
Comparison between the drawings and the installation as found, identifying both technical and documentary discrepancies.
Technical assessment
Analysis of switchboards, circuits, protection, earthing, continuity of supply, safety sources and critical loads.
Order of priorities
Classification of the shortcomings and definition of the work required, by urgency, safety and continuity of service.
From the finding to the decision.
The work produces a structured picture of the condition of the installations and, where requested, a plan of works with technical and operational priorities.
Due diligence does not replace declarations of conformity, periodic inspections or a formal appointment as testing engineer.
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