▪ All mechanical works requirements for the building have been identified.
▪ Mechanical components are pre-designed and then installed on-site in one phase.
▪ Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC) system solutions are often relied upon, allowing design issues to be detected before they occur.
▪ The mechanical works requirements in the construction field are determined, along with the basis of their design, based on the owner's requirements and a set of codes and standards.
▪ The required cooling load is calculated, as well as the type of equipment to be used.
▪ The required amount of water and the type of pumps to be used for the project are determined.
▪ The design is studied, and the work is physically executed on-site.
▪ This is done to address any issues that may arise during implementation.
▪ Preventive periodic maintenance must be carried out according to the requirements, and corrective maintenance should be performed in case of any malfunctions during operation or after installation is completed.
▪ Mechanical works include tanks and fixtures that control the building's water supply and drainage system, such as mechanical works for tanks and installation of concealed bathroom units.