Blueprints and technical planning for corporate logistics warehouses across Johor, from foundation layout to load-bearing framework.
Dominiqueribes exists to turn a logistics operator's rough site constraints into a structural blueprint that can be built without surprises. We do not sell generic engineering hours. Every project starts with a clear brief, a site survey, and a set of load assumptions that the client signs off before we draw a single column. The result is a warehouse frame that meets its intended racking loads, clear heights, and floor flatness tolerances on the first pass, not after costly rework.
Sets the engineering standard for every warehouse frame we issue. Reviews load paths, foundation assumptions, and connection details before any drawing leaves the office.
Converts structural calculations into clean, dimensioned blueprints. Handles steel schedules, concrete layouts, and revision control across multi-bay logistics buildings.
Manages soil investigation and topographical data for industrial plots. His survey reports define the ground conditions that shape foundation design and slab thickness.
Checks every drawing set against Malaysian building regulations and client briefs. Flags inconsistencies in beam spans, column grids, and fire-rated separations before tender.
Keeps the 3D structural model aligned with architectural and MEP inputs. Resolves clashes between steel columns and service routes early in the design stage.
Maintains the issue register for all blueprint revisions. Ensures contractors receive the latest approved sheets and that superseded versions are clearly marked.
Every project is assigned a dedicated engineer and a reviewer, so the person who designs the frame is never the only one checking it.