DIRECTION OF INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS ENGINEERING
focus on “the project”
focus on “the project”

Direction and Control of the Project (Economic Ctrl. and Progress Ctrl.)

Maximum dedication to
planning and coordination

Documents and
Communications Control

Analysis and control of risks

Safety, Environment and
Quality Assurance
Construction related services
Focusing on defining and prioritising every element to be bought, considering the particular needs of the purchasing process. Equipment, services, materials.
The engineering detail and the purchasing activity must be totally oriented to the needs of construction (purchasing process, delivery time, reception of materials, drawings for workshop, BoM / MTO, etc …)
Modular format
From process diagrams to a really compact 3D layout, designed to be built where we have the best working conditions and to be transported later to the final site.
Modules with maximum dimensions and weight defined at the beginning of the project.
Study of the ``Project Cargo`` when needed
``Off Module`` equipment and on site works also undertaken
Compact design with maximum elements completed and tested
All with the highest quality, best costs and tightest schedule
Manage the balance between “Investment Capital” <—> “Cash-Flow” and between “Risks” <—> “Profit”

the two variables must be combined so that there are
no tensions during the execution of the project

Engaging IPCS will reduce risk on the project whilst
accelerating the path to profitable production
Client End User Related
Working to assure the quality of the end-to-end project
Focusing on avoiding delays
(some of which may have critical impact)
Avoiding mistakes in design, estimations or coordination which could mean high over-budget costs
Constructor related
Inter-related Critical Points = Efficiency (Optimization of resources and costs) / Planning-Coordination