CANADA & WORLDWIDE
INDEPENDENT CONTROLS & PROJECT SUPPORTIndustrial controls.
Delivered.
Senior controls expertise.
From design support to commissioning.
INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS / ILLUSTRATIVE IMAGERYBuilt for the
real world.
THE ELVOLUTION APPROACH
Your project moves.
We keep controls moving.
We integrate with EPCs, OEMs, system integrators and industrial teams to take controls packages from design development through fabrication coordination, FAT, commissioning and turnover.
Experienced project resources. Flexible capacity. No permanent headcount required.
OUR CAPABILITIES
One partner.
Every project stage.
Choose the support your team needs.
CORE SERVICE
Controls Hardware Design
Control-panel documentation built around your project requirements, approved design criteria and standards.
- Control panel schematics
- PLC cabinet layouts
- PLC/MCC control interfaces
- I/O documentation
- Terminal and interconnection diagrams
CORE SERVICE
Automation Project Management
Experienced coordination that keeps controls packages moving from planning through turnover.
- Controls package coordination
- Project planning and execution
- Schedule and deliverable tracking
- Vendor and subcontractor coordination
- Panel builder coordination
SUPPORTING CAPABILITY
Electrical & Instrumentation Design Support
Detailed documentation developed from project requirements and client-approved engineering criteria.
- Instrumentation documentation
- Motor and VFD interfaces
- Power and control interfaces
- Equipment and cable schedules
- Vendor documentation integration
SUPPORTING CAPABILITY
Controls Integration & Commissioning Support
Software, integration and field support delivered as part of a broader controls package or as standalone project support.
- PLC programming
- HMI/SCADA development
- VFD integration
- Industrial communications
- FAT, SAT and commissioning support
INDUSTRIES
Technical depth.
Industrial perspective.
THE NEXT STEP
Let’s move your
project forward.
Discuss Your ProjectExperienced controls capacity. Built around your scope.

