I’m Bal Ranjith, a Structural Engineer and Software Developer. I streamline processes, enforce Quality Assurance, and get projects delivered with controlled risks using tech solutions and apps for engineers in the construction industry.
I help architecture, engineering, and construction firms cut the busywork so they can focus on design, clients, and delivery.
– Reports and logs that generate themselves – hours back every week.
– QA and snagging that doesn’t slip through cracks – fewer costly mistakes.
– No more double entry – update once, it flows everywhere.
– Everyone sees the same, up-to-date drawings and info.
– A simple dashboard that tells you what’s done, what’s late, and what’s missing.
– Less chasing, more knowing.
– Slick digital processes that impress clients (and win repeat work).
– Audit-ready records without the panic.
– The confidence that nothing’s falling through the cracks.
I build lightweight apps and automations that fit into your current tools – no massive IT overhaul, no long training. Just simple fixes that save hours.
A few ways I’ve helped:
As a former structural engineer turned software developer, working in engineering consultancies like Atkins and Mott MacDonald, I’ve seen firsthand the inefficiencies plaguing the construction industry.
I specialise in creating user-friendly, automated solutions that streamline processes, reduce manual labour, and boost efficiency.
My apps have been deployed worldwide, benefiting firms of all sizes, generating savings of £100,000s.
Get quick, practical tips on automation and digital tools built for engineers, architects, and contractors – no fluff, just what actually saves time.
A hazard management tool that seamlessly integrates with industry-standard software like ArcGIS and Revit, providing a centralised hub for risk tracking and collaboration.
By mapping hazards directly onto drawings or 3D models, teams can easily identify, assess, and mitigate potential risks throughout the project lifecycle.
This intuitive tool eliminates the inefficiencies of manual tracking methods, ensuring enhanced safety and efficiency on construction sites.
An AI powered drawing checker that streamlines the document review process.
This tool automates the verification of essential details like revision numbers and statuses, eliminating the time-consuming manual checks. By leveraging machine learning, it accurately identifies and flags errors, saving countless hours and reducing project delays.
This solution empowers engineering teams and document controllers to focus on high-value tasks, improving efficiency and reducing costs throughout the project lifecycle.
Automation of the creation of documents in ProjectWise (document and drawing storage environment), using approved document type specific templates and carrying out document naming error checks.
The process eliminates project delays, allowing teams to work on auditable files instantly, maintaining the organisation’s quality processes and reducing errors. The non-coded solution chosen allows teams to independently maintain the solution once deployed.
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