What we do
Engcomp covers the disciplines an industrial or mining project actually needs, from an early-stage study through sealed drawings for construction. The point is not the length of the list — it is that one firm carries the whole scope, so nobody hands your project to a second engineer halfway through.
Mining Engineering
Mine design, materials handling and underground infrastructure.
Process Engineering
Process design and metallurgy for mineral and food processing.
Mechanical Engineering
Equipment, piping and mechanical systems.
Structural Engineering
Steel, concrete and foundations for industrial facilities.
Electrical & Instrumentation
Power distribution, controls and instrumentation.
Cost Engineering
CAPEX and OPEX estimating, economic modelling and scheduling.
Risk & Decision Analysis
Quantitative risk analysis and decision quality facilitation.
Analytics
Simulation, optimisation and logistics modelling.
Project Management
Single-provider delivery, forecasting and subconsultant coordination.
Studies & Regulatory Reporting
NI 43-101, JORC and AACE-class studies from PEA through feasibility.
Asset Integrity
Structural assessment and life extension for ageing infrastructure.
Studies through detailed engineering
A common pattern in this industry: a junior miner hires a small firm for the pre-feasibility study, then hands the feasibility study and the detailed engineering to a larger one, on the assumption that the first firm cannot carry it.
We do both. The same firm that authors an NI 43-101 study can seal the issued-for-construction drawings, which removes a handover — and a re-learning of the basis of design — from the middle of your project.
Not sure which discipline you need?
Describe the problem and we will tell you who should be on the call.