👉 Interim engineering, also known as interim or interim engineering services, refers to the provision of temporary or transitional engineering support and solutions during the development, construction, or maintenance phases of a project when primary engineering expertise is either unavailable, insufficient, or undergoing transition. This can include tasks such as design reviews, feasibility studies, technical assessments, and consultancy services that help bridge gaps until permanent engineering teams can be fully integrated or until a project reaches a stable phase. Interim engineers often work closely with existing teams, providing critical insights and guidance to ensure continuity, mitigate risks, and facilitate smooth project progression. Their role is crucial in maintaining project timelines, managing costs, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards until a more permanent engineering solution is implemented.
