From high-tier electrical design assist to intelligent BIM and code-compliant lighting, we deliver the technical authority your projects demand — calibrated to North American and Oceania standards.
Electrical engineering & design assist, electrical BIM, lighting/photometrics, NEC calculations, drafting and on-demand compliance — built to NEC, IECC and Title 24.
Explore US & CanadaElectrical design assist to AS/NZS 3000, electrical BIM, DIALux lighting to AS/NZS 1680, J7 Lighting Power Density to the NCC, plus on-demand drafting and conversions.
Explore AS/NZSPower, lighting, low-voltage, solar & EV design that plugs into your team.
Revit, Navisworks & BIM 360 electrical digital twins, clash-free.
Visual Lighting & DIALux to IECC, IESNA, AS/NZS.
NEC loads, voltage drop, fault current, solar & EV.
Meticulous CAD for power, lighting & single-lines.
PE seal/sign, conversions, compliance & QA/QC.
Electrical engineering and design assist, electrical BIM modelling and clash coordination in Revit and Navisworks, lighting and photometric design, NEC and AS/NZS load calculations, and electrical CAD drafting. We work only in electrical — power, lighting, low-voltage, solar PV and EV charging — rather than spreading across mechanical and plumbing.
The United States and Canada to the NEC and IECC with local amendments, and Australia and New Zealand to AS/NZS 3000 and AS/NZS 1680 with NCC Section J energy provisions. Deliverables are produced to the code edition the project's jurisdiction has actually adopted, not just the newest published edition.
Most commonly as an extension of your team. We adopt your Revit templates, CAD standards, title blocks and layer conventions so deliverables arrive looking like your own, and your engineer of record retains design authority and the seal. We can also work to a defined scope as an independent consultant where that suits the contract better.
A typical electrical plan set or load calculation runs 24–48 hours from receipt of the base drawings, and larger packages run to an agreed milestone schedule tied to your submittal dates. The time-zone offset means work progresses overnight relative to North American and Australasian working hours.
Yes. Picking up a partially developed set is routine — we review what exists, produce a questions list covering the gaps and assumptions we can't verify, and agree the design criteria before producing anything. That review step is what stops a mid-stream handover from inheriting someone else's undocumented decisions.
Send the scope and the base drawings. We come back with a scoped response covering deliverables, code basis, schedule and price — not a generic rate card. For a first engagement, a single well-defined package is usually a better test than a whole project.
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