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MTA has knowledgeable and experienced  structural engineers.

Our structural engineers Louisiana, Lafayette, Baton Rogue & Texas Provide  structural design Threshold Inspections of various structures including multimillion airport buildings, sports arenas, residential jobs, condominiums, 2- 18 story buildings, and commercial structures. We use state of art structural engineering software as STAAD, ETABS, RISA FLOOR and else to design the frame for optimal structural loads and structural serviceability. We provide following services. , structural commercial industrial warehouse design and structural restoration services. From our offices, our structural engineers Orlando, structural engineers Tampa, structural engineers Miami provide structural engineering analysis, structural design of residential,  commercial and warehouses design, analysis, and specification writing for any structural project including concrete, precast, steel and misc. metals specifications and threshold inspections.

EXPERIENCE

MTA‘s structural engineers have experience with many residential and commercial projects including mid/high rise buildings, retail spaces, hotels, churches, multi-family buildings, condominiums, custom homes, townhouses, mixed-use structures, hoist engineering, steel frames, product testing, and various types of inspections. Here is a list of our current products and systems allowing you and your clients more choices in design and construction.

POST-TENSIONING DESIGN:
Longer spans in design and greater flexibility. Economical structural design for high-rise buildings

FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS:
Greater precision and efficiency in structural design and analysis of structures.

TWO-WAY CONCRETE FLAT FLOOR DESIGN:
More freedom in structural design; flexible structural column placement. Elimination of beam support under floors.

STEEL FRAME DESIGN:
A sometimes viable alternative to high concrete costs and extensive precast concrete waiting times.

TILT-UP CONSTRUCTION:
An often economical design choice for offices, warehouses etc.

PRE-CAST CONSTRUCTION:
(Such as pre-cast beam/joist systems and hollow core planks), allowing more options for contractors.

RENOVATION REHAB:
Often a low-cost alternative to new construction in urban areas where lot of corrosive environment has deteriorated the building integrity.

TUNNEL FORM BUILDINGS:
Increasingly popular time-saving option among developers for ease of use and fast construction.

STRUCTURAL TIMBER CONSTRUCTION:
Enabling increased flexibility and decorative structural design choices.

EARTHQUAKE STRUCTURAL DESIGN:
A necessity in a number of parts of the world including Asia, and parts of South and far East Aisa.

MTA also perform hurricane structural damage assessment,  inspectors, threshold inspectors, infrared inspectors, fire damage reports, structural roof damage, structural roof inspections, structural foundation inspections, structural & Forensic foundation collapse reports, CAD services, forensic building inspections, structural design, & engineering in STEEL, CONCRETE, WOOD. We also provide threshold inspection services as we are registered SI in Florida

Coordination Process

During the construction of any project, the coordination of the trades is an integral part of the process, especially with respect to the mechanical and electrical trades.

Getting people together in nonthreatening environments where they can interact openly helps build trust and ultimately, relationships where people are encouraged to coordinate with each other.


Effective coordination is vital to the success of construction projects, however, it’s often difficult to achieve and can end up filling projects with an endless cycle of mistakes. Researchers have identified 64 different coordination activities by people working on typical construction projects. So the sheer volume of coordinating tasks limits effective coordination, plus, there are systemic factors as well.

Management strategy in construction is largely taken from other industries, according to researchers from the Journal of Organizational Management Studies. The problem is, those other industries, such as manufacturing, don’t have the fragmented participants and processes that construction has nor do they have as many closely dependent and dissimilar activities on a critical path. So, coordination in construction takes a disjointed path instead of a straight one.

Even when you have figured out how to keep your team coordinated, you now have the challenge of finding the most effective method. Too often, coordination in construction fails because there’s too much of it, or too much of the wrong kind, according to researchers from the Journal of Management in Engineering. Researchers also found that quality coordination doesn’t always rely on the expected forms of communication. For example, engineers saved time when they reduced written coordination.

Commissioning and Project Closeout

One of the most critical stages of the construction process is the commissioning and closeout of the project.

Project commissioning is the process of assuring that all systems and components of a building or industrial plant are designed, installed, tested, operated, and maintained according to the operational requirements of the owner or final client. A commissioning process may be applied not only to new projects but also to existing units and systems subject to expansion, renovation or revamping is provided by structural engineers New Orleans.

In practice, the commissioning process comprises the integrated application of a set of engineering techniques and procedures to check, inspect and test every operational component of the project, from individual functions, such as instruments and equipment, up to complex amalgamations such as modules, subsystems and systems.

Commissioning activities, in the broader sense, are applicable to all phases of the project, from the basic and detailed design, procurement, construction and assembly, until the final handover of the unit to the owner, including sometimes an assisted operation phase. Structural engineers.