Each industry below draws on a different mix of our six disciplines — matched to the standards and tools that industry actually runs on.
Component and sub-system design, tolerance stack-ups, and CAE support for suppliers working to OEM design standards.
Structural and mechanical design for machinery built for load, vibration and outdoor duty cycles.
Design and drafting for capital equipment manufacturers — from single machines to full production cells.
Documentation, drafting and sustaining engineering support for rolling stock and rail infrastructure suppliers.
Piping, layout and P&ID support for EPC firms and plant owners running expansion or turnaround projects.
Process piping, P&ID and facility engineering for upstream, midstream and downstream projects.
If the work maps to one of our disciplines, tell us about it — we'll say plainly whether it's a fit.
An engineer who's spent years on automotive tolerance stacks isn't automatically the right fit for plant piping isometrics. Before we staff a project, we match engineers who've actually worked in your industry's conventions — not just the software.
That's also why we're direct when something isn't a fit: better to say so upfront than staff a project with the wrong background.
We'll respond with whether it's a fit, and who on our side would take it on.