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A principal-led practice, by design

Every package is reviewed by the same person who's overseen engineering delivery at project scale — not routed through layers of coordination.

Girish C. Pathak
Founder & Principal Engineer
  • Chartered Engineer (C.Eng, UK)
  • Professional Engineer (P.E.)
  • MIET
  • 23+ years across LNG, petrochemicals, refining & gas processing

Senior EPC experience, applied to the scopes that need it least — and get it least

Excel Engineering Consultancy is built around one thing: senior EPC experience applied directly to scopes too small to justify a large team, and too important to hand to a junior one.

Girish has spent 23+ years inside large-scale EPC engineering — most recently leading a multi-disciplinary engineering department for a major LNG and petrochemicals contractor — before setting up this practice to take on the brownfield and modification scopes that get offloaded from exactly that kind of organisation.

That means every package that comes in is reviewed by the same person who's overseen engineering delivery at project scale — not routed through layers of coordination before an EPC client gets an answer.

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Why offload here

Built for the scope your bench doesn't have room for

One accountable engineer, not a pool

Every package is owned by the principal, end to end. No coordinator layer between you and the person doing the work.

Fixed scope before work starts

You get a defined deliverables list and schedule up front, so a small package doesn't become an open-ended engagement.

Delivered in your document standard

Drawings, calculation sets, and dossiers formatted to your project's numbering and templates — ready to file, not rework.

India-based delivery, EPC-grade discipline

Cost structure of a lean, India-based practice, applied with the review discipline of a large contractor's engineering department.

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