Project management
Design, contractor consultation and site supervision: a project manager at your side, from preliminary design to handover.
Overview
We provide project management for your industrial projects, from preliminary design to handover of the facilities: design, execution drawings, contractor consultation, site supervision and follow-up.
Fields of application
- Construction or extension of industrial units
- Modification of facilities in operation
- Industrial civil works
- Technical buildings and electrical rooms
- Multi-contractor and multi-site projects
- Project owners without a dedicated technical team
- Coordination of multi-discipline parties
- Remote site follow-up
Our services
Design and execution studies
Preliminary design, sizing, calculation notes and execution drawings.
Tender documents
Specifications, quantities, tender analysis and support in contractor selection.
Coordination of parties
Synthesis between structure, piping, electrical and building, with interface checks.
Site supervision and follow-up
Schedule, costs, quality and safety, with regular reports to the project owner.
Handover of works
Inspection of executed works, punch list and follow-up of its clearance.
Close-out and as-built file
As-built file and as-built model, supported where needed by a 3D survey.
Our method
- 1
Preliminary design
Needs, feasibility, technical solutions and estimate.
- 2
Design
Detailed studies, calculation notes and execution drawings.
- 3
Consultation
Tender documents, tender analysis, contractor selection.
- 4
Execution
Site supervision: schedule, costs, quality and safety.
- 5
Handover
Inspection of works and clearance of punch list items.
- 6
Close-out
As-built file and as-built model.
Who does what on a project?
Three complementary roles, which we distinguish clearly so that everyone stays within their mission.
| Role | Who | Mission |
|---|---|---|
| Project owner | The client | Defines the need, sets the budget and deadlines, decides. |
| Project manager | VeraSketch | Designs the works, coordinates all parties, supervises and follows up construction. |
| Contractors | Construction | Carry out the works according to the drawings and schedule. |
Deliverables
- Programme and estimate
- Calculation notes and execution drawings
- Tender documents
- Tender analysis report and recommendation
- Site meeting reports: schedule, costs, quality, safety
- Handover reports and punch list follow-up
- As-built file and as-built model
What you gain
- A single technical counterpart, from design to site
- Studies and works consistent across all disciplines
- Costs and deadlines monitored, not endured
- A complete final file usable in operation
Tools used
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between project ownership and project management?
The project owner is the client who orders and finances the project. The project manager designs the works and supervises their execution. Our activity here is project management: we design, coordinate and follow up the works on behalf of the owner.
Can you review studies carried out by another engineering office?
Yes. We review the drawings and calculation notes, check their compliance with the project codes and give actionable comments.
Do you work through to handover?
Yes. Our support covers preliminary design, design, consultation, execution, handover and close-out with the as-built file.
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Structural analysis of concrete structures
Foundations, slabs, walls, columns and beams: finite element calculations, formwork and reinforcement drawings.
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Structural analysis of steel structures
Section selection, connection checks, supports and modifications of existing structures, including offshore.
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Industrial facility design
Layout, piping, equipment and associated structures: accessibility, maintainability and flexibility verified.
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