Consulting & Engineering

Owner’s engineer and quality assurance

Supporting demanding projects independently, reviewing documents and surfacing technical risks early.

Does this match your situation?

Expertise exactly where it is needed.

Where clients do not keep in-house staff for every specialist topic, OSK-Consult provides the technical support at the points in the project where it decides the outcome.

  • Where do technical risks arise between the disciplines?
  • Which evidence is missing for the next project stage?
  • Are deviations manageable or decision-relevant?

Scope of services

What OSK-Consult takes on.

The individual elements are agreed to suit the question at hand.

  • Independent owner’s engineer support on the client’s side
  • Review of designs, evidence and documentation
  • Technical quality assurance and risk assessment
  • Attendance at project and design meetings
  • Interface coordination and resolution of deviations
  • Support with defects and variations
  • Support during trial running and entry into service

Working together

From the question to the findings.

  1. Agree the question

    Agree the role, the project stages and the interfaces of the engagement.

  2. Carry out the work

    Review designs and assurance evidence, assess deviations and support technical resolution.

  3. Explain the findings

    Document results and open points for the next project decisions.

The owner’s engineer role provides continuity over an agreed period. A single design or condition review can be commissioned on its own.

In control-command and signalling, OSK-Consult supports conceptual questions and the interfaces with the overall system. Detailed engineering is handled by specialists from the network.

Technical context

Your contact

Hands-on railway experience and work on national and international projects form the background to the technical judgement.

Career and network

The first step

Tell us what you are dealing with.

Describe the project stage, who is involved and the contribution needed. A programme and the technical questions currently open help define the engagement.