Industrial Facility Load Calculation & SLD

I’m advancing the design of an industrial-use building and I need a qualified electrical engineer to wrap up two critical documents: a full electrical load calculation and a clean, code-compliant single-line diagram.

Scope
• Load calculation – demand factors applied, panel schedules filled out, conductor and protective-device sizing referenced to the current NEC (or the governing standard you normally use for U.S. industrial facilities).
• Single-line diagram – clear equipment hierarchy from utility service down to the smallest distribution panel, showing breakers, feeders, grounding and fault levels. I’ll supply the architectural layout, equipment list and utility data the moment we start; you turn that into professional-grade PDF outputs plus the editable source file (Excel for the calc sheet, AutoCAD or similar for the SLD).

What helps me choose quickly
When you reply, highlight projects where you produced industrial electrical calculations and SLDs—give me a line or two on the plant size, voltage class and any special constraints you handled. That practical experience will weigh more than a generic portfolio.

Timeline & checkpoints
Draft load calc first so we can lock feeder sizes, then the annotated SLD; I’m aiming to review within five business days of each submission and wrap the whole package soon after.

If you’re confident working with industrial loads, NEC tables and clear diagramming standards, let’s get started.