Design adequacy
Whether the EPC’s design meets the specification, the standards, and the interconnection commitments.
Review this service area →Independent review, on theowner’s side of the table.
Design review and technical advisory support for owners and developers — with additional procurement, construction, or commissioning support where included in the agreed scope.
Service scope
Owner’s Engineer and Independent Technical Advisory Services
Design review and technical advisory support for owners and developers — with additional procurement, construction, or commissioning support where included in the agreed scope.
Risk exposure
What could delay energization, trigger a change order, or fail at commissioning.
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Commissioning readiness
Whether the test plan addresses the agreed acceptance requirements and whether the as-left records support the applicable obligations.
Review this service area →Why eGridSync
Independent review that holds the owner’s line
You bring in an owner’s engineer when the technical decision is too important to leave to the contractor alone.
How our engineers work →Design adequacy
Whether the EPC’s design meets the specification, the standards, and the interconnection commitments.
Risk exposure
What could delay energization, trigger a change order, or fail at commissioning.
Commissioning readiness
Whether the test plan addresses the agreed acceptance requirements and whether the as-left records support the applicable obligations.
Software capabilities behind better engineering decisions.
Trusted analysis and design platforms, applied by engineers who understand the system behind the model.
DIgSILENTPower system analysis
ETAPElectrical analysis
EasyPowerArc flash & coordination
SKM PowerToolsPower tools analysis
CYMEDistribution analysis
PSS/ETransmission planning
PSCADEMT simulation
AutoCADDrafting & design
Bentley MicroStationInfrastructure design
SELRelay protection
Our process
From project inputs to decision-ready output.
Design review and technical advisory support for owners and developers — with additional procurement, construction, or commissioning support where included in the agreed scope.
Scope and criteria
What’s being reviewed, against which standards, and what constitutes a finding versus an observation.
Document review
Drawings, studies, specifications, and vendor submittals against the basis of design.
Findings register
Each item with severity, technical basis, and recommended resolution.
Resolution tracking
Findings tracked to closure with evidence, not just marked as addressed.
Commissioning oversight
Test plan review, witness testing, and as-left record verification where included in the agreed scope.
owners engineer FAQ
Questions before the work begins.
01What does an owner’s engineer actually do?
Represents the owner’s technical interest on a project being executed by someone else.
02When should we bring in an owner’s engineer?
At basis of design, if possible. The findings that save the most money are the ones raised before drawings are issued for construction.
03Isn’t this duplicating the EPC’s engineering?
No — it’s a different question. The EPC engineer answers “does this design work and can we build it.” The owner’s engineer answers “does this design meet what the owner specified”.
04Can you review a study another firm produced?
Yes. Independent study review can be included where the agreed scope requires verification of an interconnection result, network-upgrade exposure, or technical basis.