Service Detail T-003For Record

Polar Engineering, P.C. · Service Sheet

Structural Design

Project-specific structural engineering for alterations, accessory structures, sign supports, fabricated assemblies, and other confirmed scopes in New York and New Jersey.

Jurisdiction
New York · New Jersey; other jurisdictions only by engagement and verified professional authority.
Basis
Existing conditions, available documents, field information, applicable codes, and the project-specific engagement.
Principal
James Jiang, P.E. · NY No. 106880

§ 01Design Scope5 rows

Alterations
Structural support for project-specific building alterations after review of existing conditions and the proposed work.
Accessory Structures
Engineering for accessory structures and supports where the required role and design criteria are confirmed.
Sign Supports
Structural support and wind-load calculations for wall, projecting, canopy, awning, and illuminated sign scopes.
Shop Drawings
Engineer-of-Record review of contractor and fabricator submittals when expressly included in the engagement.
Detailing
Structural detailing and shop drawings for steel, miscellaneous metals, and precast components by confirmed scope.

§ 02Engineering Record4 items

Existing
Available drawings, surveys, photos, field dimensions, observed conditions, and known alterations.
Proposed
Desired outcome, geometry, loads, materials, connections, equipment, and construction constraints.
Deliverables
Drawings, calculations, reports, letters, or review memoranda only as required by the agreed engineering scope.
Boundary
Architecture, surveying, contractor means and methods, and specialty services remain separate unless expressly included.

§ 03FAQ3 items

What structural scopes does Polar take on?
Project-specific alterations, accessory structures, sign supports, shop-drawing review, and detailing for steel, miscellaneous metals, and precast — each by confirmed scope.
Are shop drawings reviewed and stamped?
Engineer-of-Record review of contractor and fabricator submittals is performed when expressly included in the engagement.
What information does a structural review need?
Available drawings, surveys, photos, field dimensions, observed conditions, and the proposed outcome with loads, materials, and construction constraints.

Start with what exists and what changes

Polar first confirms jurisdiction, available information, the proposed outcome, and the responsible engineering role.

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