Registration
What it means that our engineers are registered, and why it matters to you
In Jamaica only an engineer registered with the Professional Engineers Registration Board may sign and stamp a structural drawing, and a parish council will not approve a permit without that stamp. Registration is not a badge you buy: it means the engineer has the qualifications, the experience and the standing that the Board checks, and that their own name and liability sit on the work.
Why it matters to you. A stamped drawing is one the council approves, a bank lends against, and an insurer will cover. A "structural drawing" without a registered stamp is a picture. We put our stamp only on what we have designed or checked ourselves — never on another firm's numbers to save them a fee.
The disciplines we practise
- ✓Structural Design & certify
- ✓Civil Design
- ✓Geotechnical Assess
- ✓Inspection Certify
Who signs
The registered engineers
A stamp is only valid over the name of an engineer the Board has registered. These are ours; the whole team is on the people page.
Marcus Reid
Principal · registered structural engineer
Registered with the Professional Engineers Registration Board, twenty years designing structures across Kingston, and the signature and stamp on every structural drawing that leaves here. Decides what this firm will and will not put its name to.
✓Registered engineerSuzette Chin
Civil and infrastructure
Site works, drainage and subdivision infrastructure are hers. A civil engineer who has seen exactly what bad drainage does to a good building, and designs so it never happens on her sites.
✓Registered engineerAndre Bignall
Geotechnical
The ground itself: foundations, slopes and what a site will actually carry. Reads a borehole log the way other people read a page, and is the reason the firm's foundations do not settle.
✓Registered engineer