Based in Beijing, starting with the information and site conditions that actually exist.
01The challenge
Building automation work in Beijing may begin during a new build, retrofit, fault recovery or long-term operation. Available information varies from broad operating needs to complete drawings, point schedules and tender documents, or an existing system affected by access, communications or manual-operation issues.
02How we work
- We first confirm building use, MEP scope, project stage, available information and the problem to solve
- Drawings, equipment, points, protocols, networks, programs and site interfaces are cross-checked with gaps and assumptions recorded
- For new-build and bid work, operating needs are translated into scope, sequences, configuration and acceptance criteria
- For existing systems, field equipment, points, controllers, networks and platforms are assessed before choosing repair, upgrade or replacement
- Programs, configuration, changes and verification records are retained through delivery and maintenance
03The outcome
The result is a work path matched to the real project stage: design that can continue into configuration and bids, delivery with aligned equipment and test conditions, or evidence-led repair and retrofit decisions for existing systems. Final scope, timing, equipment and site responsibilities remain subject to confirmed project documents.