Resolving fit issues, issuing field change notices, RFI technical responses, and as-built documentation — on site, in real time, not from an office three time zones away.
15+
Years Field Experience
100%
E&I Focused
0.0
TRIR Safety Record
24hr
Mobilization Response
What We Handle
Field Engineering Scope
FECN Issuance
Field engineering change notices issued, tracked, and closed out on site. Approved through the correct authorization chain — not verbal workarounds that create liability.
FECN drafted on site with field-verified dimensions and conflict description
Authorization matrix followed: contractor PM, owner rep, and RTS field engineer sign-off tiers
FECN logged with impacted drawings, reason for change, and full approval chain documentation
Redlines issued to installation crew same day — no delays waiting on office review
Final FECN package rolled into as-built documentation at project close
RFI Technical Response
Technical RFI responses with field-verified dimensions, equipment confirmations, and engineering rationale — not generic hold-harmless language.
Field measurements and clearances verified before response is issued
Vendor documentation reviewed on site: equipment submittals, IOM, and dimensional drawings
Response includes engineering rationale and impacted drawing references with markup
RFI log updated; outstanding RFIs reported to project manager daily
Technically defensible responses — authored with field verification behind every decision
Fit Issue Resolution
Conduit routing conflicts, instrument mounting clearance problems, support interference — identified in the field, resolved with documented solutions before rework compounds.
Conduit routing conflicts identified and alternative route documented with field sketch
Instrument mounting and access clearance issues resolved with written FCN same day
Support and structural interference documented with photos and field sketches
Resolution issued before crew moves to next task — no verbal workarounds
Rework prevention log maintained for lessons-learned and project closeout
As-Built Documentation
As-built markups captured as work progresses — not reconstructed from photos at project end. Final package formatted for client document control submission.
Redlines captured on P&IDs, loop drawings, and electrical drawings daily as work progresses
Field-verified changes documented: routing deviations, tag relocations, cable substitutions
Drawing set maintained current throughout project — not assembled from memory at closeout
Final as-built package formatted per client document control requirements
Digital delivery in Bluebeam and PDF; hard copy available on request
Vendor Witness Testing
Third-party witness testing at vendor facilities for instruments, panels, and packaged equipment. FAT documentation, punchlist, and acceptance sign-off included.
Witness testing planned with vendor scheduler and executed to approved ATP/FAT procedure
FAT documentation review: I/O checkout, functional test, calibration cert, and nameplate data
Punchlist items noted at vendor facility and tracked through to closure before shipment
Hold points verified and confirmed before final acceptance sign-off is issued
Witness report and acceptance documentation provided within 48 hours of test completion
On Site Means On Site
A field engineer three time zones away answering emails is not field engineering. We mobilize to the project, work in the field with the installation crew, and resolve issues the same day they come up.
Short-Notice Mobilization
Field issues don't wait for the next scheduled visit. We maintain available field engineers who can mobilize to project sites nationwide — with same-day response for Gulf Coast and Mid-Continent locations.
Documentation That Holds Up
FECNs and RFI responses issued through us are technically defensible — authored by licensed-supervised engineers with field verification backing every decision made.
Need a Field Engineer On Site?
We can mobilize quickly. Tell us the scope and location and we'll respond same day.