Category: Technical Writing

Extensively researched the topic of 3D Laser Scanning and wrote an informative article to promote scanning services for an engineering firm.

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3D Laser Scanning: A time-saving solution for MEP design

As MEP Engineering, Inc. enters a new year of production, new projects are coming in fast and from all sectors of our industry. Our clients need quick turn-around and accuracy on every drawing we send out the door. To ensure our teams continue to exceed expectations, we’ve included advanced 3D Laser Scanner technology to our repertoire of services.

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This writing sample was produced for a RFP response to a public solicitation. This project approach was for developing a plan to replace 3 generators within a police building for the City of Aurora.

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Project Approach: First Steps

Assess the Site and Scope of Work

Our project team will complete an assessment of the existing generators and their locations. Verification of critical loads for each of the existing generators as well as potential future loads will be crucial at this step. Initially, MEP’s project team will do the following:

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This writing sample was produced for a RFP response to a public solicitation. This project approach was for developing a plan to have a fully electric bus fleet in the Town of Vail.

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Fleet Maintenance Facilities & Electrification

Case studies¹ conducted by transportation authorities throughout the US have found that maintenance facility requirements are generally similar for fully-electrified bus fleets compared to conventional transit vehicles. Agencies are ideally looking for battery electric buses (BEB) that can match the operating range and performance of traditional transit buses, since this would result in minimal impact to operations. While tooling and techniques may be different, facility envelopes and major equipment are likely to be compatible between technologies. Charging and electrical power infrastructure are recognized as a key focal point as large-scale deployments are considered.

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