In engineering, an organization’s capability is its people’s capability. At DINETT, licensed Professional Engineers and master’s- and PhD-level engineers do the work themselves, with clear accountability for final judgments and signatures.
At many technical service firms, sales staff and project engineers are separate. As a result, what was discussed at contracting never reaches the project team, and when problems arise, each side blames the other.
At DINETT, the same engineer handles your project from the first consultation through the final report and review board. You never have to explain your situation twice, and accountability never blurs.
For work requiring P.E. review, the P.E. who seals the documents takes part in the actual review. It is our principle never to perform nominal reviews that merely lend a name.
Each discipline is led by professionals with statutory qualifications or degree-based expertise in their field.
Master’s and PhD engineers in mechanical, civil and architectural engineering. Specialists in structures and dynamics, fluids and heat transfer, and acoustics are assigned by field and cross-check the physical validity of analysis results.
P.E.s in Building Structures and Civil Structures handle review and sealing, while qualified safety diagnosis personnel conduct site investigations and condition ratings.
Experienced green building certification assessors, EIA practitioners and performance-based fire safety design specialists handle the entire permitting process.
Certified NDT personnel and measurement specialists in noise and vibration, air quality and asbestos conduct site investigations and issue test reports.
Geotechnical engineers and P.E.s in Civil Structures handle ground investigation, underground safety impact assessment and excavation design review.
A quality team independent of the disciplines reviews the consistency of analysis assumptions, calculation procedures and report wording in advance. Cross-verification before issue is mandatory.
※ Once confirmed details are provided, the names, bios, fields of study and qualifications of executives and key engineers will be added as named profile cards.
Not a salesperson—the engineer who will actually do the work joins you from the first consultation.