In addition to our professionalism and quality service, we provide you with information, tools, and full transparency throughout every stage of the engineering process.
With our extensive experience, we’ve learned that our role is to serve as a professional bridge between our clients and the world of civil engineering. We are committed to delivering high-quality, professional service based on trust, attentiveness, and close collaboration with our clients.
B.R.N. Engineering is a civil engineering firm founded by CEO Sarit Neuman-Langer and the company’s lead engineer Michael Langer, driven by a shared ambition to create real change in the industry. The company is built on a commitment to providing end-to-end personal service—from the initial concept to project completion. At B.R.N. Engineering, collaboration and strong interpersonal relationships are core values.
Over the years, we have led and participated in numerous projects across Israel and abroad, working with private clients as well as some of the leading construction companies in the market.
At B.R.N. Engineering, we believe that the right way to build is through cooperation, clear guidance, and safe, professional support throughout every stage of the project—ensuring successful, high-quality construction.
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A structural engineer is responsible for designing the building’s framework—such as columns, beams, ceilings, foundations, and more—while ensuring compliance with safety standards and legal regulations. Their role is to guarantee that the structure is stable, safe, and durable for the long term.
It is recommended to consult a structural engineer as early as the initial planning stage, alongside the architect. Early collaboration between professionals helps reduce costs, enables smarter design, and prevents mistakes during the execution phase.
Architectural plans focus on the design and layout of the building’s spaces, while structural plans deal with the engineering design of the building’s framework—the part that bears all loads and ensures the stability of the structure.
An engineer’s inspection is intended to verify that the actual construction aligns with the approved engineering plans. The inspection includes checking construction materials, workmanship quality, reinforcements, concrete casting, and more.
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