Mechanical engineering systems should work well – it goes without saying. But to be truly effective, they should also meet the building occupants’ needs and be simple to install, avoiding any lengthy (and costly) construction delays.
Delivering projects on time, on budget and to your satisfaction is at the core of our mechanical engineering services. We put this into action by prioritising capital and operational costs, maintainability, adaptability, durability and resource efficiency. Our comprehensive services include detailed failure analysis, robust project management and advanced mechanical design tailored to your specific requirements.
Clear communication is central to our engineering services, ensuring you fully understand your options and the associated risks. With extensive practical experience across diverse projects and industries, we minimise potential construction and installation issues. Our 'total building concept' approach integrates mechanical services with structural engineering and electrical engineering principles, maximising long-term value and meeting sustainability goals.
Our capabilities span across:
- Central or distributed plant air conditioning systems including chilled beams, air handling units and fan coil units
- Advanced ventilation systems for kitchens, car parks and operating theatres
- Sophisticated building management systems and control integration
- Energy performance modelling and analysis including Green Star ratings
- Building management systems (BMS)
- Medical gas system design
- Steam systems and cooling plant solutions
- Stair pressurisation
- Water treatment and machinery operation
- Maintenance and reverse engineering solutions
Leveraging our deep knowledge and proven expertise, we support clients throughout the project lifecycle – from initial consulting and mechanical design through to construction management, installation, operation and long-term maintenance. Contact our specialist designers and mechanical engineers today to discuss how we can assist in delivering exceptional mechanical engineering.