Understanding your business, your competitors and the markets you serve is information SEH uses to better serve our private-sector clients. Keeping business on track takes more than a solid business plan. Our staff of more than 550 engineers, architects, scientists and planners embodies the technical expertise and knowledge of the best practices and the latest innovative technologies that have been applied to a long resume of industry, mining and commercial projects.

Industry

Consultants who serve industrial clients must understand the business drivers that make you successful, including:

• Predictable and timely permitting
• Project completion that matches your sense of urgency
• Product quality or time-to-market  solutions that reduce costs or increase revenues

SEH strives to understand the overriding business aspects of a project in addition to providing technical expertise. Industrial services range from site-specific evaluation of permit compliance to complete design-build of a new plant. The industries we primarily serve include:

• Mining
• Food and beverage
• Power
• Oil, gas and chemicals
• Timber products
• Agriculture

Our staff includes technical specialists with deep experience in these industrial sectors, giving SEH the insight to understand critical aspects of your project.

Mining

SEH provides an extensive list of mining services for planned or existing mines, mills, ancillary facilities, mine expansions, closures and/or remediation. With offices near multiple mining districts, our clients have benefited from our multidisciplined, single-source approach to providing a variety of our services, including:

• Planning
• Permitting
• Engineering analysis and design
• Environmental compliance
• Construction support

Commercial

As a developer, you need to move where the market and financing takes you. Whether the project is a multi-unit residential property or a large-scale development, our team contributes the depth of resources typically required for large-scale developments, yet views a project from the regional perspective.

• Feasibility studies
• Environmental documentation
• Site and utilities engineering
• Sustainable design: leadership in energy and environmental design (LEED), low-impact development (LID) and green globes
• Land planning
• Transit-oriented development planning
• Landscape architecture
• Construction services
• Public engagement facilitation

Examples of the project types for commercial developers include:

• Downtown redevelopment
• Transforming industrial sites into mixed-use commercial/retail/residential centers
• Building new infrastructure
• Restoring historically significant buildings
• Brownfield site clean up and redevelopment
• Planning and revitalizing neighborhood commercial centers
• Large acreage commercial development
• Residential and institutional development
• Recreational properties