International Structural Engineering Consulting

Multi-Code Expertise for Global Markets

Our international project experience enables us to work across multiple code frameworks simultaneously, adapting designs to the specific requirements of each country and market. This multi-code capability is especially valuable for companies operating in multiple countries, manufacturers exporting structures, and EPCs managing global projects. We understand the fundamental differences between American (LRFD/ASD), European (partial factor limit state method), and British design systems, and know how to apply the correct approach in each context.

• AISC 360 / ASCE 7 — United States and markets adopting American codes
• Eurocodes (EN 1993, EN 1991, EN 1090) — European Union and associated countries
• British Standards (BS EN) — United Kingdom, with National Annex particularities
• Adaptation to local codes in other markets (Latin America, Middle East)
• Code conversion and equivalence for multi-code projects

Effective International Remote Collaboration

We work remotely with engineering teams, fabricators, and contractors across multiple time zones. Our full bilingual capability (Spanish/English) and experience with international technical documentation enable seamless, professional collaboration. We adapt to the workflows, tools, and delivery formats common in each market, ensuring frictionless integration into multidisciplinary teams.

• Professional bilingual technical communication (Spanish/English) in meetings, reports, and emails
• Documentation in metric (mm, kN) and imperial (inches, kips) systems as required
• Coordination with multidisciplinary teams: architects, MEP, civil, geotechnical
• Collaboration tools: BIM, document management platforms, video conferencing
• Timezone management with flexible availability for American and European markets

Sectors and Project Types

Our international consulting spans diverse industrial sectors and project types, delivering technical solutions adapted to each regulatory, climatic, and construction context.

• Industrial and process plants: petrochemical, food, pharmaceutical
• Commercial and office buildings with steel framing
• Energy infrastructure: solar farms, wind farms, electrical substations
• Logistics and port infrastructure: warehouses, docks, cranes
• Renovation and expansion of existing facilities

International Track Record

We have participated in structural engineering projects across the United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, and other European markets, delivering technical solutions adapted to each regulatory and construction context. Our direct experience in these markets allows us to anticipate region-specific requirements, from Eurocode National Annex particularities to International Building Code (IBC) requirements and Department of Building standards across different American states.