Engineering consultancy

Engineering advice for facilities that have to stay in service.

Handasa Tech reviews designs, specifications and maintenance records, then gives owners and operators a practical framework for running their buildings: what to record, how to prioritise, and what must be verified before a job is closed.

Services

Independent engineering support, from first review to management reporting.

We work alongside your engineering, operations and quality teams. Our role is advisory: we set out the technical position and the controls, and your authorised people carry out and accept the work.

Technical advice

Engineering expertise on call for the decisions your team faces, given in writing so it can be acted on and audited later.

Design and document review

Review of designs, drawings, plans and specifications before they are built or issued, with clear comments and recommended changes.

Maintenance governance

A defined work-order lifecycle with status definitions, a priority matrix and the minimum evidence required at each stage.

Preventive maintenance planning

An asset hierarchy, criticality ratings and a risk-based task library, so that what breaks today changes what is inspected tomorrow.

Quality assurance and close-out

Quality gates that stop a job being closed until the function is tested, the finishes are reinstated and the evidence is on record.

Project support

Technical meetings, remote or in person, and consultation through delivery for the project teams who need an engineer in the room.

Method

Every defect follows the same seven stages.

A plumbing leak is not resolved when the water stops if the ceiling, the paint and the root cause are still outstanding. We test each record against a complete lifecycle, and each stage has evidence it must leave behind.

  1. Identify

    Log the defect and make it safe. Unique ID, exact location, asset, first photograph.

  2. Assess

    Confirm discipline, consequence and urgency. Record the reason for the priority.

  3. Plan

    Method, competency, spares, permits and isolation, with a target completion.

  4. Execute

    Carry out the authorised repair. Record parts, readings and any deviation.

  5. Verify

    Test the function and inspect the workmanship, checked by someone independent.

  6. Close

    Close only when linked tasks pass, with final cause, remedy and acceptance.

  7. Learn

    Spot repeat failures and update the preventive tasks, frequencies and spares.

Controls

Closed should mean verified, and the numbers should prove it.

We leave your team with gates that are checked before a work order moves on, and a short set of measures that management can read each month.

Quality gates

One question at each gate, answered with evidence.

Record completeness
Is the exact asset, location, failure and priority clear?
Technical readiness
Is the work method safe, competent and resourced?
Workmanship
Does the repair meet the technical and finishing standard?
Functional restoration
Does the system perform its intended function?
Complete reinstatement
Have ceilings, finishes and access panels been restored?
Learning
Does the defect point to a recurring or systemic cause?

Performance measures

Defined once, calculated the same way at every site.

PM on-time compliance
Preventive work orders completed by their due date.
Response compliance
Corrective jobs attended within the priority target.
Restoration compliance
Function restored within target, not only attended.
First-time fix rate
Jobs closed without reopening or repeat occurrence.
Verified closure rate
Closed jobs with complete technical and quality evidence.
Backlog ageing
Open work orders grouped by priority and age band.

Engagement

A working framework inside 90 days.

We start from the records and documents you already have. The output is a written engineering deliverable with a prioritised plan, sized so it can be standardised across a multi-site portfolio.

Days 0 to 30

Baseline

Review forms, registers and close-out evidence. Agree status definitions, the priority matrix and mandatory fields. Clean the active backlog.

Days 31 to 60

Standardise

Issue the revised work-order form and closure checklist. Brief supervisors and discipline leads. Link open and closed jobs to the asset hierarchy.

Days 61 to 90

Sustain

Review repeat failures and update preventive tasks. Launch a monthly management review of trends, backlog, service levels and quality findings.

Contact

Tell us about the facility and what you need reviewed.

Send a short description of the site or portfolio, the documents you have, and the decision you need to make. We will reply with how we can help.

info@handasa.ie

Handasa Tech Ltd · Ireland