Mechanical & Piping Engineering

Develop detailed 3D models of mechanical and piping systems to support design visualization, coordination, and constructability.

Capture and document existing field conditions to create accurate as-built drawings for ongoing operations, maintenance, and future modifications.

Evaluate and manage the condition of critical assets to ensure safe, reliable operations while extending service life and maintaining compliance with industry standards.

Design and optimize mechanical components to meet performance, safety, and code requirements across a wide range of applications.

Simulate fluid flow, heat transfer, and pressure behavior to optimize system performance, efficiency, and reliability.

Design engineered pipe and equipment supports tailored to project-specific loads, movements, and installation constraints.

Provide complete mechanical design of equipment, including sizing, layout, and code-compliant detailing for fabrication and operation.

Evaluate the overall condition of facilities and infrastructure to identify deficiencies, prioritize maintenance, and support capital planning decisions.

Analyze failed components to determine root cause and provide actionable recommendations to prevent recurrence.

Conduct thorough field and analytical investigations to identify failure mechanisms and support corrective action strategies.

Perform on-site testing and verification of equipment and systems to confirm proper installation, functionality, and compliance before startup or handover.

Perform advanced simulations to evaluate stress, deformation, and fatigue behavior under real-world operating conditions.

Assess damaged or in-service equipment to determine if it can continue operating safely or requires repair or replacement.

Evaluate fluid systems to analyze flow rates, pressure losses, and system performance for efficient and reliable operation.

Develop and implement programs to ensure equipment and piping systems are designed, maintained, and operated safely throughout their lifecycle incompliance with industry standards.

Analyze forces and moments on equipment nozzles to ensure compliance with allowable limits and protect equipment integrity.

Evaluate piping systems for thermal expansion, weight, pressure, and dynamic loads to ensure code compliance and reliability.

Support regulatory compliance by ensuring pipeline systems meet applicable codes, standards, and safety requirements.

Produce detailed piping isometric drawings to support fabrication, installation, and field execution.

Develop practical, code-compliant repair strategies to restore equipment integrity and extend service life.

Perform inspections guided by risk methodologies to identify critical issues and optimize maintenance efforts.

Size and specify spring supports to properly accommodate piping movement and maintain system balance.

Conduct on-site visual assessments to identify damage, corrosion, and operational concerns affecting equipment performance.