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Structural Engineering

Built to survive the real world.

FROM PROCESS PLANT TO NUCLEAR-GRADE

What it is

Design, analysis and assessment of structures built to survive the real world — from process plant to nuclear-grade facilities.

Structural work is judged by one test: does it stand up under everything the real world throws at it, including the loads nobody planned for. That means design, analysis and honest assessment — to Eurocodes, BS, AISC, ACI, ASTM and AASHTO — with the margins where they belong.

Across twenty-five years that has spanned reinforced concrete and steelwork, heavy civils and large-span industrial structures — including coke storage at roughly 420m by 89m clear span and sulphur storage at 71m — and the safety-case standard that nuclear and defence demand.

What it covers

  • Design, analysis and assessment of new and existing structures
  • Reinforced concrete and steelwork across heavy civils and large-span
  • Safety-case-grade work for nuclear and defence environments
  • Eurocodes, BS, AISC, ACI, ASTM and AASHTO as the project demands
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