Frequently Asked Questions
Who are MEP supervisors?
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MEP supervisors oversee the installation, testing, and commissioning of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems to ensure they meet design specifications, codes, and safety standards. At Stonehaven, our supervisors conduct drawing reviews, on-site inspections, and vendor coordination, resolving deviations quickly to protect quality, safety, and programme.
Why choose Stonehaven for MEP supervision services?
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We combine BIM-led coordination with rigorous site supervision to prevent clashes, compress commissioning, and reduce rework. Our teams align designs and installs with ASHRAE, NFPA, and local authority requirements (DEWA/ADDC/DCD), track quality via structured ITPs and checklists, and drive clear close-out paths to handover.
What is the role of a MEP supervisor?
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A MEP supervisor reviews shop drawings and method statements, checks installation quality against ITPs, manages RFIs, monitors progress versus programme, and coordinates interfaces across HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire, and controls. They witness tests (pressure, insulation, continuity), oversee TAB and systems integration, and ensure compliance with project specs and relevant codes (UAE, SBC/IBC, NFPA/ASHRAE).
Does Stonehaven coordinate BIM with MEP?
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Yes. We run federated BIM coordination across architecture, structure, and MEP, using clash detection to resolve conflicts before procurement and installation. Our workflows support LOD 300–400 detailing, model-based quantity checks, 4D look-ahead, and COBie/asset tagging for FM. The result is cleaner installs, fewer site changes, and accelerated commissioning.
How do Stonehaven's MEP Supervisors stand out?
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We pair regional authority know-how (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, wider GCC) with measurable KPIs—snag closure rates, RFI turnaround, and commissioning productivity—reported through clear dashboards. Our supervisors align vendors early, enforce life-safety and energy targets, and drive a zero-defect mindset to protect programme and quality.