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Technical Audit.
Six disciplines, one site visit, one written report. The audit grades each system A to D, lists what is missing in the documentation, and prioritizes what should be corrected before anything else is decided.
§ What is included
Everything in the engagement.
§ Inspection
- Electrical distribution and protection
- Power quality review where relevant
- HVAC and refrigeration equipment
- Plumbing, pumps, and boilers
- Solar and energy systems
§ Engineering
- Condition grades A through D per system
- Risk and priority list
- Energy-efficiency opportunities flagged
- Upgrade roadmap with sequencing
§ Documentation
- System inventory with photos
- Documentation gap assessment
- Equipment register baseline
- Maintenance readiness summary
§ What you receive
Documents and artifacts.
- Initial condition report (PDF)
- Graded system inventory A–D
- Risk and priority list
- Energy-efficiency opportunity log
- Upgrade roadmap with phasing
- Documentation gap list
§ Scope & assumptions
Honest boundaries.
- Site visit
- One to two visits depending on site size and number of technical zones.
- Power quality
- Included where measurement is justified by symptoms or load profile.
- Deliverable
- Written report and grading table — not a corrective work quote.
- Corrective work
- Quoted separately after the audit, if requested.
- Coverage
- Morocco — most major regions; remote sites priced case by case.
- Audit framing
- A technical condition audit. Not a regulated AMEE energy audit unless explicitly contracted.
§ Who it is for
Designed for operators who run real sites.
§ FAQ
Straight answers.
No. This is a technical condition audit of building and energy systems. A separate energy-efficiency module can be added when consumption reduction is the objective.
It can identify efficiency opportunities, but actual savings depend on the site, operating behavior, corrective actions, tariffs, and implementation.
Yes — the audit is the natural foundation for ReneWcare Max, where maintenance scope is built from the actual findings instead of guessed.
It is graded D and excluded from any maintenance scope until corrective work is agreed. The roadmap states what is needed.
Yes. Multimeters, clamp meters, thermal imaging, and power-quality analysers where the engagement justifies them.
Next step
Ready to define the next step?
Send the site inputs. ReneWave will confirm what can be estimated freely and what requires the paid engineering scope.
