Risk and project objectives
Define life safety, property protection and continuity objectives. Assess the required protection against materials and process hazards.
Assess technical options for investments, tenders and system improvements against risk, operating needs and lifecycle cost.

Fire-safety engineering and technical consultancy
The right fire-protection system is not selected by purchase price alone. Özkartay assesses facility hazards, existing infrastructure, operating priorities and project objectives together. We compare options and clarify specifications and delivery scope so the decision can be carried into the project.
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Bring the problem definition, option comparison and practical decision into one workflow.
Define the investment, expansion or existing-system issue. Review architecture, processes, system documentation and site conditions to identify missing design inputs.
Record the hazards, operating constraints, adopted standards and acceptance criteria. Keep assumptions and information needing confirmation explicit in the decision package.
Compare systems by protection needs, water or agent supply, space, integration, maintenance and access. Identify conditions under which an option is unsuitable.
Define performance requirements, equipment scope, documentation, tests and handover records. Provide a clear basis for comparing quotations on equivalent technical scope.
Present the recommendation with cost and operational effects. Transfer the agreed approach into detailed design, procurement, installation or an improvement plan.
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Assess options against facility priorities and verified information.
Define life safety, property protection and continuity objectives. Assess the required protection against materials and process hazards.
Review maintenance access, consumables, tests, spares and interruption alongside initial investment. Evaluate cost advantages within the actual scope and operating conditions.
Verify adopted standards, product approvals and company credentials separately. A standard name or membership does not establish identical certification for all equipment.
Check water supply, power, pipework, space and existing controls against the proposed solution. Plan required field measurements and detailed calculations before implementation decisions.
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Shape the work around the stage at which the decision is needed.
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| Deliverable | Content | Next use |
|---|---|---|
| Current conditions / needs | Risks, objectives and open inputs | Design scope |
| Option comparison | Technical and operational effects | Investment decision |
| Specification inputs | Performance, records and acceptance conditions | Tender / quotation evaluation |
| Implementation recommendation | Priorities and required detailed work | Design / procurement / improvement |
Define site review, calculation and drawing scope before quotation. Establish a separate detailed implementation design scope where required.
A sound technical decision makes the reasons and conditions behind the selection clear. Share existing-system information, objectives and budget limits to establish its engineering basis.