Our expertise / Electrical engineering

More capacity for
connected systems.

Add qualified technical production capacity around your electrical work. Define the drawing, schedule and documentation tasks your team needs supported, with the required experience, tools and review responsibilities agreed at the outset.

Layered architectural drawings illustrating a documentation workflow

A scope that fits your studio

More hands.
Clear responsibilities.

Electrical engineering production support from the Philippines for drawing updates, schedules and technical documentation under your project leads’ review.

Drawing support

Prepare and update electrical drawings around the design direction and source data provided.

Schedules and records

Assist with technical schedules and documentation within your defined project scope.

Discipline coordination

Incorporate reviewed interface information from architectural and other engineering teams.

Revision management

Work through redlines, maintain change records and raise technical questions for your designated reviewer.

The exact scope, required software, experience, working hours and review responsibilities are agreed with your firm before work begins.

The workflow

A clear brief.
A considered handoff.

01

Share the starting point

Provide the reference information, standards and tasks you want supported.

02

Agree the first scope

Confirm the role, tools, access and expected outputs together.

03

Work in your rhythm

Your team assigns priorities, answers questions and reviews the work.

04

Review and refine

Check the initial outputs, close information gaps and plan the next queue.

A little more clarity

Good questions.
Practical answers.

Can the role work to our software and drawing conventions?

Specify the software, templates and deliverables in the role brief. Experience is checked against those requirements during recruitment and onboarding.

Who is responsible for technical approval?

Your appointed project professionals retain the review and approval responsibilities agreed for the project. Define the boundaries of the remote production role before work begins.

Can support include an existing documentation queue?

Yes. Share sample work, the volume of outstanding items and your review capacity to discuss an appropriate initial workload.

How does this connect with MEP support?

Electrical work may be one discipline within a wider MEP package. Agree on responsibility for interfaces and avoid assigning the same tasks to two roles.

Make the connections

Support that
works together.

A little more capacity.
A clear next step.

Tell us about your electrical engineering workload, software and review process. Let’s explore the right support.

Let’s build your team