Energy and utilities
We help energy and utility companies prepare records for technical facilities and equipment. Our electrical engineering expertise helps us interpret equipment characteristics and relationships between assets so they can be documented for project and operations teams.
Typical assignments
Link equipment to sites
When equipment, facilities and sites are kept in separate registers, we bring together the relevant records. The resulting structure shows how the objects relate within the asset base.
Check technical master data before a system change
Ahead of a new system, we reconcile labels, units and agreed required fields. We prepare exceptions for review by the relevant specialists.
Update records after a modernization project
When changes to equipment are documented, we can reconcile the affected asset records with the new material and record which updates were incorporated.
Interpret electrical equipment data
We establish which characteristics operations teams or the target system need. These may include equipment identifiers, electrical ratings and links to the parent asset.
We use existing lists, drawings and equipment documentation to check how the information fits together. We refer unclear relationships or conflicting values to the responsible specialists for a decision.
A dataset for technical operations
Your team receives the records in the agreed structure and can use them for ongoing maintenance of the data, reporting or import into a target system.
- Organized records by site, facility or equipment
- Agreed identifiers, formats and technical characteristics
- Documented differences and open questions
Frequently asked questions
How do you handle different identifiers for the same equipment?
We record the existing identifiers and their sources, then compare them using the agreed matching criteria. Uncertain matches remain visible for technical review.
Can older asset documentation be used?
Yes. We assess together which material is relevant to the current asset base and what point in time it represents. The source of any information used remains traceable.