Site survey
Existing systems, project documents, access and technical constraints are reviewed.
Service cluster 03
Planning, Execution & Handover
ELSTU connects complete technical planning and execution within the agreed electrical and building-services scope.
Scope of work
The trade-specific scope may include site survey, detailed and installation planning, material and component planning, coordination, installation, inspection, commissioning, documentation and handover. ELSTU does not claim responsibility for all construction trades.
Technical planning
Detailed and installation planning
Cable routes, distribution, circuits, data, security, fire detection and UPS systems are prepared for execution.
Material and component planning
Materials and components are aligned with the agreed scope and construction sequence.
Execution
Qualified in-house teams deliver the agreed scope. Qualified partner companies may supplement the team, while project management retains coordination of interfaces.
Interfaces and coordination
Dates, handover points, prerequisites and dependencies on adjacent trades are identified early. Changes are assessed and coordinated during the project.
Inspection, documentation and handover
Inspection and commissioning
Installations and systems are checked within the agreed scope and prepared for operation.
As-built documentation
Plan revisions, labelling and inspection records are consolidated around the delivered work.
Handover
The client receives an orderly handover with documented responsibilities and open items.
Typical applications
Complex existing-building projects
Where survey, planning and installation need to be closely linked.
New build and fit-out
Where the electrical scope must connect clearly to the overall construction sequence.
Rollouts
Where technical standards need repeatable preparation and documentation across locations.
Project delivery process
Inquiry and technical clarification, planning, project and material preparation, execution and coordination, followed by inspection, documentation and handover. Maintenance and refurbishment follow where agreed.
Next step
Define the technical scope
Project type, location, scope and available documents provide a useful basis for an initial technical review.