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Building and site performance services

From a site problem to a supported system.

One accountable route from diagnosis and system design through installation, monitoring and continued improvement. We start with energy performance and connect the wider site evidence needed to explain and improve it.

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Ireland-first · Site-specific scope · Continued support

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One connected service

A practical route from evidence to ongoing improvement

Each stage has a clear purpose, but the value comes from carrying the site context and responsibility through the complete journey.

Stage 01

Diagnose

Define the problem and the evidence needed to solve it

Stage 02

Design

Specify the minimum useful operating system

Stage 03

Install and commission

Connect the agreed system around site operations

Stage 04

Improve and support

Use measured evidence to keep improving
Define the right scope

From the site problem to a system worth building

The first two stages establish the operating question, close the important evidence gaps and turn that understanding into a proportionate technical scope.

01

Diagnose

Define the problem and the evidence needed to solve it

We begin with how your site operates, where the problem is felt and what a useful outcome would look like. Optim Energy carries out the BMS audit and Optim EOS assessment needed to define the deployment scope. Where a whole-building professional energy audit must be independent or formally certified, we coordinate an appropriately qualified independent auditor or specialist.

What is included

  • Site problem, priority and desired-outcome definition
  • Utility bill, operating-pattern and available-data review
  • Review of relevant site, equipment and condition information
  • BMS audit, Optim EOS assessment and evidence gaps
  • Independent whole-building audit requirements where applicable
  • Prioritised scope for a minimum useful system
  • Initial review of potentially applicable support routes
02

Design

Specify the minimum useful operating system

Optim Energy designs a system for your building or physical site, not a generic device bundle. Monitoring points, integrations, alerts, dashboards, data access and any suitable controls are shaped around the interfaces, priorities, safeguards and budget in scope.

What is included

  • Optim EOS metering, sensing and gateway design
  • Dashboards, alerts, history and data-access configuration
  • Integration plan for suitable existing meters, plant and systems
  • Control limits, permissions, safeguards and manual overrides
  • Optim Vent heat recovery ventilation where applicable
  • Evidence design to support relevant governance or compliance work
  • Budget planning and technical inputs for applicable support routes
Optim EOS Optim Vent
Optim EOS dashboard showing site demand, equipment trends and an operating overview
Put the system to work

From commissioning to measured improvement

Installation is the beginning of supported operation. The agreed system is verified, handed over and then refined using evidence from the site.

03

Install and commission

Connect the agreed system around site operations

Suitably qualified professionals install and verify the agreed devices and integrations. Alerts, data quality, control limits, fallback and overrides are commissioned before the relevant team is oriented and the system enters service.

What is included

  • Agreed Optim EOS meters, sensors, controllers and gateways
  • Integration with compatible existing site infrastructure
  • Commissioning and data-quality verification
  • Configured alerts and approved controls where included
  • Staff orientation and handover
  • Verification of fallback, safeguards and manual overrides
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04

Improve and support

Use measured evidence to keep improving

Optim Energy monitors system performance, investigates agreed exceptions and supports ongoing improvement. Review cadence, alert routing and escalation arrangements are defined for each deployment, alongside Optim EOS hardware and software maintenance.

What is included

  • Ongoing Optim EOS tuning and agreed exception investigation
  • Improvement verification against an agreed baseline or expectation
  • Deployment-specific reviews, alert routing and escalation
  • EOS hardware, firmware and platform support
  • Operational evidence to support relevant reporting and review
  • Technical evidence for future improvement decisions
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Connected building with energy-performance information represented in one operating view
Responsible by design

Clear scope, safeguards and responsibilities

A supported system works best when everyone understands what is monitored, who can act and where specialist responsibility remains.

Clear operating boundaries

Compatible controls and automation are included only where authorised and agreed, with defined limits, safeguards, fallback and manual overrides. Connected customer plant remains with its competent maintainer unless it is explicitly included in the service scope.

Support defined for each site

Continuous system monitoring does not mean a staffed 24-hour response centre. Review frequency, investigated exceptions, alert routing and escalation are agreed for each deployment. Operational evidence can support compliance work but does not certify compliance or replace professional judgement.

What to expect from Optim Energy

No pressure, just straight answers
Support routes assessed per project
Nationwide project availability

Start with your current situation

Tell us what is happening at your site, what it is costing or disrupting, and what better performance would look like. We will help identify the evidence and practical next step needed.

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