Quality Assurance System

At Essen Consultancy, the quality and consistency of our work is paramount. There are strict quality management in structural engineering measures and systematic working practices in place to ensure that we offer the best service possible. Essen consultancy is certified, meaning that we have certified and audited quality systems in place in line with an independent, international standard. Quality Assured. Results Guaranteed.

A detailed check consists of checking the project information (client details, project address, document referencing, etc.) as well as double checking all the input measurements/loadings. Spelling errors will also be identified at this stage as well as any notes being checked.

A high level check is undertaken by a Senior Engineer. This check includes reviewing the documentation to identify any possible problems with the proposed structural scheme. It is the responsibility of the Senior Engineer checking the proposal to ensure that it is structurally suitable, buildable, cost-effective, and aesthetically appealing. Once the Senior Engineer is happy with the documentation it will then be approved and issued to the client.

Additional Information
Checklist for Structural Engineering Quality Control

Additional Information

Checklist for Structural Engineering Quality Control

We are aware that there are many options available when looking for a structural engineering business, and all of them will seem ideal at first glance. Working with someone you know and trust is essential if you require structural engineering calculations, whether you're an architect or a homeowner. At Essen consultancy, we take pleasure in only offering top-notch calculations that are delivered precisely and on time. It's important to choose a structural engineer you can trust while making your decision. You should anticipate a formal procedure as a consequence to guarantee that any finished job is done to the highest possible standard. At Essen Consultancy we follow a rigid structural engineering quality control checklist, which includes:

Seek Out Appropriate Approvals To Ensure All Parties Remain In The Loop.
Should An Error Be Found, Record And Investigate It Before Implementing Any Corrective Measures.
Ensure All Documents Are Properly Referenced, With Audit Trails Maintained.
All Documents Should Be ‘Up-Revved’. This Guarantees Greater Awareness And Control Of Changes.
Properly Vet And Re-Vet All Calculations And Specifications To Ensure They Aren’t Excessive/Insufficient.