Forestry engineering & consultancy

Project or site requirements under Articles 16, 17, 18 and 52 of Law No. 6831 are technically assessed using available information. Guidance on dossier preparation, site investigation and organisation of project data is provided for those seeking to understand which forestry work is needed. The consultancy produces technical assessments and work recommendations tailored to the requirement.

Field work, implementation records and work requirements that need to be tracked in the technical delivery of forest-related operations or activities are assessed. Consistency between planned operations and field implementation is monitored within the scope of the responsible management service. The service covers organising technical work records, reporting findings and preparing recommendations for corrective work where considered necessary.

Questions relating to a site, investment or forestry project are assessed using available information, site conditions and the intended work. The consultancy clarifies which technical investigations are needed, how the available options differ and what the next steps involve. A tailored technical opinion, assessment note or work roadmap helps establish a technical basis for decision-making.

Technical specifications, product descriptions and available engineering information concerning forestry product exports are reviewed according to the requested scope of work. Relevant records are assessed to describe the product accurately and present technical information consistently. A product assessment, report or technical file is prepared to address the engineering needs of the export process.

Descriptions, technical specifications and available information or documents for forestry products intended for import are reviewed. The assessment helps explain the product's relationship to its intended use and supports accurate interpretation of technical information. Depending on the import, an engineering opinion, product assessment or technical file presents the explanations needed for decisions and applications in an organised form.

Existing information, field observations and necessary measurements are assessed to address a specific forestry question or site need. The purpose and scope of the investigation are defined at the outset, and findings are organised with their technical reasoning. The report provides a written deliverable that clearly presents the current situation, assessment results and recommendations considered appropriate to the subject.