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The Hampden Consultancy (and its subsidiary company, The Hampden Consultancy LLP) recognises
that the selection of any one professional organisation
is never an easy task since many others appear to offer
the same services and expertise.
However, we pride ourselves in offering the necessary professionalism and technical expertise normally only found with larger practices, coupled with the degree of personal involvement and commitment that is usually only available from a small practice, thereby enabling us to provide a quality service to our clients.
Added
to this is the overriding principle of ensuring that
every commission entrusted to The Hampden Consultancy
(or its subsidiary company, The Hampden Consultancy LLP) is treated with the utmost diligence and to a high standard,
thereby enabling individual clients’ objectives
to be achieved.
Since an ever-increasing proportion of the total cost of a building is now allocated to the mechanical & electrical engineering services that it contains (due as much to their increasing complexity as to the awareness of the impact of environmental issues), building owners and occupiers demand higher levels of system performance with greater efficiency, flexibility and reliability from these same engineering services.
It is therefore essential in our view that the skills of professionally qualified engineers are employed to ensure that the most appropriate and cost effective solutions are derived.
As
members of the Association of Consultancy & Engineering
(ACE), we naturally subscribe to the view that the primary
role of a consulting engineer is to provide impartial
advice to their client and to protect his or her interest
in any project, being completely independent of any
contracting or manufacturing interests.
Indeed,
in our view consulting engineering is not only about
careful investigation, research, planning and design,
but it is also about ensuring that any agreed solutions
are both cost-effective and wherever possible practical,
being implemented in both an organised and controlled
manner, leading to a successful outcome for our clients.
Naturally such professional advice will not necessarily
be the cheapest option but it will often represent a
small proportion of the ‘whole life’ cost
of a project.
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