No fabrication begins without a signed specification.
Every conversion follows a fixed gate sequence: assess the platform, specify the systems load, build electrical first, then structure, then finish. Documentation closes each gate.
We begin with a full platform audit: chassis payload margins, existing electrical architecture, and regulatory classification. The output is a system-load specification document.
Platform Assessment & System Specification
No materials are ordered and no fabrication schedule is opened until the client has reviewed and signed the spec document. The spec is the contract.
Wiring looms, power distribution, and failover circuits are installed and load-tested before any structural panels are fitted. Integration decisions cannot be reversed by finish-stage choices.
Electrical First, Structural Second, Finish Last
Structural cabinetry and thermal management systems follow, anchored to chassis-approved mounting points. Each sub-system passes a documented inspection before the next layer begins.
Every completed conversion is commissioned against the original spec document. Electrical load, thermal performance, and structural integrity are verified against regulatory thresholds before delivery.
Commissioning, Certification & Sign-Off
Delivery includes a compliance dossier, as-built wiring schematics, and a commissioning report. The documentation package is a required deliverable — not an optional add-on.
The documentation is the product.
Every project closes with a compliance dossier, as-built wiring schematics, sub-system inspection records, and a commissioning report signed by the lead engineer.
These documents support fleet registration, regulatory audit, and insurance underwriting. Spec files are retained on record for the life of the platform.