Clash review costs less than reopening ceilings
Pipe–beam–cable clashes found on drawings cost hours; found after finishes cost weeks. H2Q puts shop drawings and clash review ahead of hang schedules.
MEP — electrical, plumbing, HVAC
Technical systems timed with structure and fit-out
Coordinated design and install of electrical–plumbing–HVAC by zone; system acceptance before ceiling close.
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Elec · Plumb · HVAC
Priority
Early clash review
Method
By zone
Output
O&M + running systems
Detailed content
MEP is where expensive rework often appears. H2Q prioritises early clash review, hang–wire schedules by floor/zone, and system acceptance before ceiling close. Goal: systems that run at occupation — not only systems that were installed.
Install by zone, accept by system
Each zone has a clear hang–wire window. Each system (power, water, HVAC) has test checklists before ceiling close or room handover.
O&M documents travel with handover
Short O&M notes, service points and warranty contacts travel with the systems. Ops teams should not guess after contractors leave.
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MEP coordination before ceiling close
Process
How we deliver
- 01
1. Shop drawings & clash
Shop drawings, clash review and structure interfaces.
- 02
2. Zone install
Hang, wire and install equipment by floor/area.
- 03
3. Testing
System commissioning with recorded readings.
- 04
4. O&M handover
O&M package and early operating guidance.
Scope of work
- 01Clash review and shop drawings
- 02Electrical / plumbing / HVAC install
- 03Testing and commissioning
- 04O&M documentation handover
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Technical systems timed with structure and fit-out
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