What We Do

Mobilisation Reviews

Starting a new project or major package?

We review whether the electrical delivery strategy is genuinely ready to go — including documentation, programme, procurement, labour, interfaces, commissioning strategy and site readiness.

Commissioning & Delivery Assurance

Independent review of commissioning strategy, readiness and delivery planning to identify gaps before they become late-project problems.

Particularly suited to technically demanding and programme-critical projects.

Project Health Checks

A broader independent review of an electrical project or package.

We assess the key areas affecting successful delivery and provide a concise report highlighting what looks right, what needs attention and where the biggest risks sit.

Request A Review

Not sure which review you need?

Send us the information you want reviewed. We’ll assess the scope first and provide a fixed price before any work begins.

Independent electrical construction assurance, when you need an experienced second pair of eyes - Locarno Assure provides independent technical and project assurance for electrical contractors delivering complex construction projects.

We review the information your project is relying on, from RAMS and technical documentation to programmes, sequencing and commissioning plans — identifying gaps, risks and practical issues before they become problems on site.

Whether you need a quick independent review of a single document or a wider health check of a live project, you get clear, practical feedback focused on buildability, compliance, programme and delivery.

Document & Technical Reviews

Independent review of project documentation including RAMS, technical submissions, installation methodologies, commissioning documentation and other key electrical deliverables.

Clear comments. Practical issues. No unnecessary paperwork.

Programme & Sequencing Reviews

A practical construction-led review of your electrical programme and installation sequence.

We look for unrealistic durations, missing activities, interface problems, commissioning constraints, labour concerns and sequencing issues that could affect delivery.