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    • CIVIL AND INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

      • 01

        Development of design and estimate documentation for the construction of civil and industrial facilities, in frame and frameless design, monolithic and prefabricated structures and buildings, metal structures, reinforced concrete;

      • 02

        Design of outdoor power supply systems, outdoor and indoor electric lighting, power electrical equipment and substations;

      • 03

        Design of trunk and intra-block fiber-optic communication lines, video surveillance systems, security and access systems;

      • 04

        Design of external water supply, sewerage, water drainage and drainage, gas supply, and heat supply networks;

      • 05

        Engineering surveys (engineering-topographic; engineering-geodetic; engineering-hydrological, engineering-geological;

      • 06

        Technical inspection of buildings and structures;

      • 07

        ВIM design;

      • 08

        3D laser scanning;

      • 09

        Qualified legal support for projects.

    • MINING & METALLURGICAL ACTIVITIES

      • 01

        Development of design and estimate documentation for the construction of mining facilities;

      • 02

        Adaptation of projects and technological processes in the mining and metallurgical sector of foreign projects and design solutions to Kazakhstani norms and requirements;

      • 03

        Design of roads and railways;

      • 04

        Development of environmental projects;

      • 05

        Industrial safety;

      • 06

        Preparation of tender documentation;

      • 07

        Evaluation and analysis of objects to determine the cost of engineering and design;

      • 08

        ВIM design;

      • 09

        Comprehensive implementation of author's supervision;

      • 10

        Development of projects for related infrastructure facilities for mining, processing and metallurgical industries;

      • 11

        Carrying out engineering survey work.

    • MINING & METALLURGICAL ACTIVITIES

      • 01

        Development of design and estimate documentation for the construction of civil and industrial facilities, in frame and frameless design, monolithic and prefabricated structures and buildings, metal structures, reinforced concrete;

      • 02

        Design of outdoor power supply systems, outdoor and indoor electric lighting, power electrical equipment and substations;

      • 03

        Design of trunk and intra-block fiber-optic communication lines, video surveillance systems, security and access systems;

      • 04

        Design of external water supply, sewerage, water drainage and drainage, gas supply, and heat supply networks;

      • 05

        Engineering surveys (engineering-topographic; engineering-geodetic; engineering-hydrological, engineering-geological;

      • 06

        Technical inspection of buildings and structures;

      • 07

        ВIM design;

      • 08

        3D laser scanning;

      • 09

        Qualified legal support for projects.

    • CIVIL AND INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

      • 01

        Development of design and estimate documentation for the construction of mining facilities;

      • 02

        Adaptation of projects and technological processes in the mining and metallurgical sector of foreign projects and design solutions to Kazakhstani norms and requirements;

      • 03

        Design of roads and railways;

      • 04

        Development of environmental projects;

      • 05

        Industrial safety;

      • 06

        Preparation of tender documentation;

      • 07

        Evaluation and analysis of objects to determine the cost of engineering and design;

      • 08

        ВIM design;

      • 09

        Comprehensive implementation of author's supervision;

      • 10

        Development of projects for related infrastructure facilities for mining, processing and metallurgical industries;

      • 11

        Carrying out engineering survey work.

    • CIVIL AND INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

      • 01

        Development of design and estimate documentation for the construction of civil and industrial facilities, in frame and frameless design, monolithic and prefabricated structures and buildings, metal structures, reinforced concrete;

      • 02

        Design of outdoor power supply systems, outdoor and indoor electric lighting, power electrical equipment and substations;

      • 03

        Design of trunk and intra-block fiber-optic communication lines, video surveillance systems, security and access systems;

      • 04

        Design of external water supply, sewerage, water drainage and drainage, gas supply, and heat supply networks;

      • 05

        Engineering surveys (engineering-topographic; engineering-geodetic; engineering-hydrological, engineering-geological;

      • 06

        Technical inspection of buildings and structures;

      • 07

        ВIM design;

      • 08

        3D laser scanning;

      • 09

        Qualified legal support for projects.

    • MINING & METALLURGICAL ACTIVITIES

      • 01

        Development of design and estimate documentation for the construction of mining facilities;

      • 02

        Adaptation of projects and technological processes in the mining and metallurgical sector of foreign projects and design solutions to Kazakhstani norms and requirements;

      • 03

        Design of roads and railways;

      • 04

        Development of environmental projects;

      • 05

        Industrial safety;

      • 06

        Preparation of tender documentation;

      • 07

        Evaluation and analysis of objects to determine the cost of engineering and design;

      • 08

        ВIM design;

      • 09

        Comprehensive implementation of author's supervision;

      • 10

        Development of projects for related infrastructure facilities for mining, processing and metallurgical industries;

      • 11

        Carrying out engineering survey work.

    • 1. Regulatory framework

      • The architect must work with the standards that will be provided by the client:
      • Sn rk 1.04–… (standards for the composition and design of design documentation)
      • Sn rk 2.02–05–2013 (general plan and layout)
      • Sn rk 3.02–… (public buildings – applicable to administrative buildings and administrative units)
      • Sn rk 2.03-30-2017 (loads and impacts — joint work with rc/cm)
      • Sp rk on fire safety
      • Sanpin rk for industrial production
      • Standards for energy efficiency and thermal engineering of enclosing structures
      • Requirements of the state expertise (too gostroyexpertiza, rse gosexpertiza)
      • International standards (preferred for non-residents)
      • Ibc, nfpa - in terms of industrial safety
      • Ashrae (for collaboration with mep)
      • Iso on ergonomics and warehouses

    • 2. Requirements for qualifications and skills

      Education and experience

      • Specialized education: architecture / industrial and civil construction
      • 3-5 years of work experience, experience in industrial facilities is required
      • Knowledge of production technology:
      • Grain processing
      • Compound feed
      • Mining activities
      • Industrial facilities
      • Work skills

      Confident possession of:

      • Archicad
      • Autocad
      • Navisworks (coordination with kz/km/mep) (desirable)
      • Skill in developing architectural units, including connections with steel structures
      • Understanding the enterprise's technological processes (list of rooms, flows, hygienic breaks)

    • 3. Requirements for architectural solutions at industrial facilities

      3.1. Functional-technological logic

      • Архитектор обязан:
      • Обеспечить правильные входные группы, логистику потоков (сырьё → производство → склад → отгрузка)
      • Учитывать транспорт внутри цеха (электрокары, штабелёры, боковые погрузчики)
      • Закладывать технологические разрывы, санразрывы
      • Учитывать санитарные зоны (внешние)

      3.2. Spatial planning solutions

      • Minimum room heights according to technology
      • Placement of overhead cranes, monorails, hoists
      • Layout of the administrative and amenity buildings
      • Correct location of emergency exits

      3.3. Design solutions (boundary of responsibility)

      • The architect must:
      • Coordinate the design scheme with the kz/km
      • Take into account the placement of columns, steps 6x6, 9x6, 12x24, 24x30
      • Provide openings for technological equipment
      • Be responsible for fire safety decisions:
      • Degree of fire resistance
      • Fireproof walls
      • Evacuation routes
      • Pdv

      3.4. Enclosing structures

      • The architect is obliged to ensure:
      • Heating engineering according to the standards of the republic of kazakhstan
      • Absence of cold bridges
      • Choice of wall material:
      • Sandwich panels
      • Reinforced concrete panels
      • Brick
      • Selection of fire barriers, insulation units, roofing systems
      • A proper system of drainage, storm drains, and internal drainage

    • 4. Interaction with other sections

      4.1. With KZ/KM engineers

      • combination of coordinates, marks, and column sections
      • issuing requirements for openings and apertures
      • wall/truss/column junctions
      • joint bim coordination and clash checks

      4.2. WITH MEP (OV, VK, EO, APS)

      • The architect is obliged to take into account:
      • Shafts, niches, trays, technological channels
      • Ventilation chambers and engine rooms
      • Places for transformer substations, ups, server rooms
      • Sanitary and welfare facilities for staff

      4.3. With the enterprise's technologists

      • The architect is obliged to:
      • Tie in technological lines
      • Take into account sanitary zones inside buildings
      • Provide areas for equipment maintenance
      • Provide dimensions of openings for equipment delivery

    • 5. Results and deliverables (what the architect should deliver)

      5.1. Model (BIM)

      • Full revit ar model
      • Configured levels, axes, connections
      • Sheets with a3 frame "Strong-holding"
      • Dwg export for subcontractors

      5.2. Drawings (set of design estimates)

      • Floor plans
      • Sections and knots
      • Specifications of openings, gates, doors
      • Facades with materials
      • Roof plan
      • General plan (if by an architect)

      5.3. Technical and economic indicators

      • Construction volume
      • Building area
      • Class of consequences
      • Fire resistance rating
      • Category of premises according to vz
      • Functional fire hazard class

    • 6. Quality and responsibility requirements

      • The architect is obliged to:
      • Ensure coordination of all sections
      • Carry out red lines of buildings, tie them into the general plan
      • Take into account fire regulations in each room
      • Issue solutions that avoid reworking of the kz/km
      • Produce nodes and specifications that eliminate ambiguity
      • Ensure the production of drawings in a corporate frame and format

    • 7. Communication requirements

      • The architect must:
      • Participate in all coordination meetings
      • Agree on the technical specifications with the customer
      • Keep a record of questions (rfi)
      • Record all changes in the change-log
      • Respond promptly to comments from the chief inspectorate, expert examinations, and related parties

    • 8. Requirements for discipline and deadlines

      • Strict adherence to the gantt chart
      • Daily task status update
      • Compliance with internal standards of stron-holding
      • Transfer all files via bim360 or a corporate server
      • Maintaining archiving of versions
      • Provide a portfolio

    • 1. THE ENGINEER MUST KNOW AND APPLY

      • SN RK 1.04-05-2011 — composition and execution of design estimates
      • SN RK 2.03-30-2017 — loads and impacts (in collaboration with the designer)
      • SP RK on steel structures
      • SP RK on reinforced concrete structures
      • SN RK 5.03-101-2013 — foundations and foundations
      • SN/SP on fire safety
      • SN on seismic resistance
      • State Expertise Requirements for Volume Design
      • Additionally (preferred)
      • Eurocode
      • AISC / ACI
      • Tekla BIM standards

    • 2. REQUIREMENTS QUALIFICATIONS

      • A KM/RC Design Engineer must have:
      • Education
      • Industrial/Civil Engineering / Construction / Design Engineer

      Experience

      • 3-5 years of KM/RC design development
      • Experience in industrial facilities is required
      • Experience working with:
      • Overhead cranes
      • Process platforms
      • Galleries, conveyors
      • Underground and above-ground foundations
      • Large-span buildings (24-36 m)

      Software proficiency

      • Required:
      • Tekla Structures (proficiency in modeling, labeling, specifications)
      • AutoCAD
      • Desirable:
      • IDEA StatiCa (assemblies)
      • Navisworks (coordination)
      • BIM360 / ACC

    • 3. MAIN KM/RC Design Responsibilities

      3.1. Modeling and Development of KM

      • The engineer is responsible for:
      • modeling the complete 3D building frame
      • designing:
      • columns
      • beams
      • trusses
      • connections
      • stairs
      • landings
      • fences
      • purlins
      • labeling elements in accordance with the Stron-Holding standard
      • designing structural assemblies taking into account the manufacturing technology
      • preparing assembly and detail drawings
      • generating:
      • rolled metal specifications
      • bolt lists
      • weld lists
      • element lists
      • producing drawings in KM and KMD formats

      3.2. Development of reinforced concrete structures

      • The engineer is responsible for:
      • modeling foundations for equipment, columns, and walls
      • generating:
      • reinforcement diagrams
      • reinforcement specifications
      • specifications of embedded parts
      • assembly diagrams for reinforced concrete elements
      • developing:
      • foundation slabs
      • grillage beams
      • basement walls
      • columns
      • floor slabs/beams
      • service platforms
      • providing assemblies:
      • reinforcement joints
      • anchoring
      • reinforcement of openings
      • reinforcements

    • 4. DEVELOPMENT QUALITY REQUIREMENTS

      4.1 The engineer must ensure:

      • Full coordination
      • coordination of reinforced concrete structures with:
      • Architectural design
      • Metalwork (OVP, VK, EO, APS)
      • Technologists
      • Main plan
      • absence of clashes
      • conformity of geometry with architecture
      • verification of all openings, holes, and embedded parts
      • Model accuracy
      • absence of intersections
      • correct orientation of elements
      • correct numbering of callouts and Brands
      • Absence of duplicates and unused elements
      • Compliance with production
      • The structural engineer must consider:
      • GOST rolled metal product sizes
      • Bolt standards: 8.8 / 10.9
      • Welded seams: types, lengths, legs
      • Tolerances of the manufacturing shop and installers
      • The structural engineer must consider:
      • Ease of reinforcement tying
      • Actual joints, releases, and overlaps
      • Formwork installation/dismantling
      • Concreting requirements (temperature, zones)

    • 5. INTERACTION WITH THE CALCULATION DESIGNER

      • The design engineer must:
      • Receive the calculation model and forces
      • Coordinate design schemes
      • Refine:
      • Support nodes
      • Sections
      • Reinforcement types
      • Truss/beam parameters
      • Check the model's compliance with the calculation data
      • Make changes to the design based on the calculation designer's comments

    • 6. DOCUMENTS TO BE ISSUED KM/KZh ENGINEER

      6.1. KM Drawing Set

      • General Information
      • General Frame Views
      • KM Plans
      • Sections
      • KM Assemblies
      • Rolled Metal Product Specification
      • List of Elements
      • List of Welds
      • List of Bolts
      • Details (KMD if necessary)

      6.2. Set of Reinforced Concrete Drawings

      • General Information
      • Foundation Plan
      • Slab/Grillage Reinforcement Diagrams
      • Columns, Walls, Beams, Beams
      • Reinforcement Outlets and Anchors
      • Reinforcement Specification
      • Embedded Parts Specification
      • Reinforcement Joints
      • Coordination Drawings with Measuring Instruments (MEPs), if necessary

    • 7. DESIGN REQUIREMENTS

      • The engineer is responsible for:
      • designing sheets in the Stron-Holding frame
      • adhering to the corporate style and design standards
      • complying with GOST/SN RK requirements for fonts, inscriptions, and numbering
      • naming files according to accepted standards
      • maintaining a Change Log of all changes
      • generating a complete PDF set + DWG/Tekla source files

    • 8. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE RC/REINFORCED CONCRETE ENGINEER

      • The engineer is responsible for:
      • the accuracy of the drawings
      • the conformity of the model with the design data
      • errors resulting in rework KM/KZ
      • errors identified during construction
      • Quality of documentation
      • Task completion deadlines
      • Compliance with SN RK standards

    • Work Organization Procedure

      • • Access is provided to synchronize with the Stron-Holding LLP server and to the YouGile system for managing project tasks;
      • • Project work is performed in a file available on the Stron-Holding LLP server;
      • • The project file is stored and accessed for work from the synchronization folder linked to the Stron-Holding LLP server;
      • • Daily recording of actual working hours per task is carried out in the YouGile system, indicating the type of work performed;
      • • Payment is official and contract-based.

      General Requirements

      Higher professional education in one of the following fields:

      • “Water Supply and Sewerage”;

      • “Building and Structural Engineering Systems”;

      • Or an equivalent field.

      Design experience in Water Supply and Sewerage systems — at least 5 years, including:

      • At least 2–3 years on industrial and production facilities;

      Willingness to work according to the standards of the Republic of Kazakhstan, regardless of country of residence.

      Regulatory Framework (Mandatory)

      The engineer must know and apply:

      Key standards of the Republic of Kazakhstan, including (but not limited to):

      • Kazakhstani Construction Norms (SN RK) for internal and external water supply;

      • SN RK for sewage systems (domestic, industrial, stormwater);

      • Sanitary regulations and hygiene standards of Kazakhstan;

      • Environmental requirements of Kazakhstan (regarding wastewater discharge and treatment);

      • Fire safety requirements of Kazakhstan (regarding fire-fighting water supply).

      Software

      Mandatory proficiency in:

      • AutoCAD and/or Revit (Water Supply and Sewerage section);

      • Excel — for hydraulic calculations, water and wastewater balances;

      • Skills in reading and verifying engineering networks of related sections.

      Functional Responsibilities

      Development of the WSS section at the Design Documentation (RD) stage, including:

      • Domestic and potable water supply systems;

      • Fire-fighting water supply;

      • Domestic sewage;

      • Industrial sewage;

      • Stormwater drainage;

      • Where necessary — local treatment facilities (LTF), oil traps, grease traps, and other related sections.

      Execution of calculations for:

      • Water consumption;

      • Network hydraulics;

      • Pipe diameters;

      • Selection of pumping equipment;

      • Calculation of reservoirs, pumping stations (KNS), and LTF.

      Development of:

      • Network plans;

      • Profiles of external networks;

      • Axonometric diagrams;

      • Schematic diagrams;

      • Specifications of materials and equipment.

      Coordination with Related Sections

      The WSS Engineer must ensure coordination of solutions with:

      • AR (Architectural Section) — placement of sanitary fixtures, technical rooms, elevation marks;

      • KZh/KM (Structural/Metal Sections) — openings, embedded parts, foundations of pumping stations (KNS) and reservoirs;

      • OV (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) — drainage, condensate, water treatment;

      • EOM (Electrical Section) — power supply for pumps, KNS, and local treatment facilities (LTF);

      • TX (Process/Technological Section) — composition and characteristics of industrial wastewater.

      Requirements for Deliverables (Output)

      The project documentation must:

      • Comply with the Construction Norms of the Republic of Kazakhstan (SN RK);

      • Be ready for state expertise/approval in Kazakhstan;

      • Include a complete set of calculations and justifications.

      Documentation formatting:

      • Format — according to the requirements of the Lead Designer;

      • Language — Russian;

      • Correct designations, elevation marks, and slopes.

      Communication and Work Organization

      Working language — Russian.

      Regular communication:

      • Participation in online meetings;

      • Prompt responses to comments from the Chief Project Engineer (GIP).

      Adherence to the approved work schedule and phased project delivery.

      Responsibility

      The WSS Engineer is responsible for:

      • The accuracy of hydraulic and process calculations;

      • Ensuring compliance of solutions with Kazakhstan’s sanitary and environmental requirements;

      • Addressing comments from state expertise/approval related to their section;

      • Revising documentation in case of errors made by the contractor.

      Restrictions and Prohibitions

      The engineer is prohibited from:

      • Independently changing the initial data without approval;

      • Directly contacting the Client or state expertise authorities;

      • Using standard solutions from other countries without adaptation;

      • Sharing materials with third parties.

      Legal and Contractual Conditions

      • The work is performed on the basis of a service/contract agreement.
      • Exclusive rights to the project are transferred to the Client/Lead Designer.
      • Confidentiality is mandatory.
      • Governing law — the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

      Requirements for Using the YouGile System and Hourly Payment

      The provisions of this section take precedence over other parts of the document regarding time tracking and work acceptance.

      At Stron-Holding LLP, working hours are recorded exclusively in the YouGile task management system, and an hourly payment system is applied based on actual time worked.

      YouGile is used as:

      • A single source of up-to-date tasks;

      • A tool for recording agreements;

      • The basis for milestone acceptance and assessment of completed work.

      The WSS Engineer is required to:

      • The WSS Engineer is required to:
      • • Work exclusively on tasks assigned in YouGile;
      • • Track time for each task in YouGile;
      • • Start work on tasks only after they have been assigned and recorded in the system;
      • • Document in comments any accepted assumptions, changes in calculation schemes, and reasons for deviations from the original solutions;
      • • Attach calculation model fragments, calculation notes, and explanations to tasks;
      • • Keep tasks up-to-date on a daily basis;
      • • Start and stop time tracking precisely when performing the work;
      • • Record in comments the details of completed actions and, if applicable, reasons for increased labor intensity.

      Only the working time that meets the following conditions is eligible for payment:

      • recorded in YouGile;
      • linked to a specific task;
      • accepted by the Client through changing the task status to “Accepted” in the YouGile system.

      Working time that is not recorded in the YouGile system is not subject to payment.

    Industrial-automated greenhouse

    Kyzylorda
    • 721.59 tons of tomatoes / 929.94 tons of cucumbers per year
    • Modular design of complex shape
    • Full automation of growing processes
    • Idromeccanica Lucchini equipment
    • BIM and 3D modeling

    The industrial-automated greenhouse in Kyzylorda is a modern complex for year-round vegetable production with high yields. Its modular design and full automation reduce labor costs and increase production efficiency.

    • Industrial-automated greenhouse

    • Industrial-automated greenhouse, Kyzylorda

      Main characteristics:

      • Productivity: 721.59 tons of tomatoes / 929.94 tons of cucumbers per year
      • Modular design of complex shape
      • Full automation of growing processes
      • Energy-efficient microclimate solutions
      • Equipment Idromeccanica Lucchini (Italy)
      • Design taking into account the climatic conditions of the region
      • Integration of all engineering systems for uninterrupted operation
      • Using BIM and 3D modeling to optimize design
      • Reliability, durability and operational efficiency

      Stron Holding developed the industrial-automated greenhouse project in Kyzylorda using cutting-edge technologies and equipment from leading global manufacturers. The complex is designed for year-round vegetable cultivation, ensuring high yields and consistent product quality. The greenhouse features a complex modular design, allowing for optimal space utilization and ease of operation. Fully automated technological processes minimize manual labor and ensure precise microclimate control. Energy-efficient solutions maintain optimal growing conditions with reduced energy consumption. The design takes into account the region’s climate and the customer’s requirements, guaranteeing maximum productivity and durability. Every engineering detail has been carefully considered for the complex’s reliable operation. BIM and 3D modeling technologies enabled optimization of the layout, equipment, and utility systems. Stron Holding developed the project in compliance with all construction and operational standards. The complex ensures highly efficient year-round production of tomatoes and cucumbers. All utility systems are integrated for uninterrupted operation and easy maintenance. The project combines modern design, functionality, and high-quality manufacturing standards. The greenhouse is designed for long-term operation and easy scalability as production expands.

    • Project advantages:

      • Year-round production of high-yield vegetables
      • Full automation of technological processes
      • Energy-efficient engineering solutions
      • Climatic and regional features are carefully taken into account
      • Design in compliance with all reliability and safety standards
      • Optimized layout and equipment arrangement
      • Possibility of scaling and upgrading the complex
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    The industrial-automated greenhouse in Kyzylorda is a modern complex for year-round vegetable production with high yields. Its modular design and full automation reduce labor costs and increase production efficiency.

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