Project services
A defined route from brief to handover.
The exact responsibility matrix changes by country and project. This framework makes each decision, deliverable and interface visible before commercial commitment.
Five working stages.
Each stage closes a different group of project risks. Scope is confirmed in writing for every engagement.
- 1.0
Assess
Review site, load, grid, climate, programme, commercial objective and missing information.
- 2.0
Engineer
Develop the system concept, assumptions, equipment interfaces, protection requirements and design deliverables.
- 3.0
Procure & coordinate
Align approved equipment, documentation, logistics and vendor interfaces with the project schedule.
- 4.0
Construct & integrate
Coordinate electrical, mechanical and civil work within the agreed site and local-partner boundary.
- 5.0
Commission & hand over
Test the agreed functions and provide operating, maintenance and project-closeout information.
Responsibility is part of the design.
International delivery may involve the client, JY FUTURE, specialist suppliers, local contractors and the utility. The final contract must define the boundary.
- Can be included
- System engineering, equipment coordination, documentation, remote support, commissioning planning and other agreed services.
- Requires confirmation
- Local permits, grid approvals, civil work, site installation, customs, taxes, local professional stamps and utility witnessing.
- Project record
- Assumptions, exclusions, interfaces, deliverables, review points and acceptance criteria should be recorded before execution.
Support can continue after handover.
Operations and maintenance arrangements depend on geography, equipment, local partners and the required response level.