Service overview
An equipment list is not a design basis. Capacity, site conditions, operating hours and system boundaries must be agreed together. Samiyah Group supports that definition and coordinates specialist reviews according to the discipline and project stage. Detailed design, statutory sign-off and professional certification require separately appointed, appropriately qualified specialists.
What we provide
- Review available drawings, calculations and owner requirements for inconsistencies.
- Coordinate civil, mechanical, electrical and process interfaces across the appointed team.
- Develop a technical clarification register with decisions, owners and required dates.
Who we support
Project owners, engineering companies and EPC teams needing a coordinated technical basis.
Typical requirements
These inputs establish the review basis. Record unavailable information as an open action rather than an assumed fact.
- Current drawings with revision dates and existing-asset information.
- Required output, operating conditions and performance acceptance criteria.
- Site constraints, available utilities and the identity of the technical approver.
Equipment & technical considerations
Distinguish measured conditions from assumptions before freezing the design basis.
Record vendor exclusions that transfer work to the owner or another contractor.
Close safety-critical reviews with the responsible specialist, not an informal commercial approval.
Working process
- Define the operating objective and review boundary.
- Collect discipline inputs and identify missing evidence.
- Coordinate specialist review and resolve interfaces.
- Issue a revision-controlled scope for the next project stage.
Typical deliverables
Agree the required depth, review responsibilities and issue dates for each deliverable before work begins.
- Design-basis and assumptions register
- Technical review comments and interface matrix
- Coordinated scope, specification inputs and decision log
Frequently asked questions
Do you replace the designer of record?
No. Our role is defined in the engagement. Licensed design, approval and certification remain with the responsible appointed professionals.
Can an early concept be reviewed?
Yes. Start with the intended output and known site information. We identify what must be verified before engineering or procurement commitments.
