What is a consulting Engineer?

Consulting engineers provide expertise and leadership in the planning, design, modification or
rehabilitation of public and private infrastructure. They are involved in designing virtually every
construction and renovation project in the nation, from bridges and prisons to water purification
plants and energy efficient generation and distribution systems. They design ventilating and
electrical systems for new hospitals, figure out how to build tunnels through mountains without
disturbing the local wildlife, and renovate wastewater treatment systems for bustling cities. They
also solve environmental and ecological problems, like wetlands, brown fields, and hazardous
waste disposal.

Consulting engineers frequently lead teams of multi-disciplined professional on complex

technical projects that may include:

 investigations to determine the feasibility of a project 

 collection of design data 
 preparation of plans, specifications and cost estimates 
 management during construction 
 assistance during start up, research and development 
 and a variety of other types of consultations

Consulting engineers serve as expert advisors to state, local and federal government agencies,
and to private businesses and industries. A consulting engineer is technically qualified by
education and experience, and is motivated by personal responsibility and professional integrity.
Consulting engineers are licensed by the state.

The EPC services include:

 Basic Engineering
 Detailed Engineering
 Procurement of equipments at best of  price - technology
 Indeginisation of equipment sourcing
 Vendor selection
 Construction with own vendors or as specified by clients
  Construction and erection of facilities
 Commissioning
 Start-up
 Operator training