DiWiTech - Technical Expert Office
Dr. Dieter Pfannstiel, founder and owner of the DiWiTech expert office, offers qualified technical expert services in a wide range of activities as an internationally active technical expert office.
Dr. Dieter Pfannstiel is a publicly appointed and sworn expert for measurement, open-loop control, control and automation technology and building automation (responsibility: IHK Kassel-Marburg) and certified according to DIN EN ISO / IEC 17024.
Core competencies
Core competencies
Assessment of:
- Devices and systems of measurement, regulation, control and automation technology as well as complex systems of home and building automation.
- Hardware and software in the private and industrial sector
- Technische Anlagen in Bezug auf die Erfüllung der fach-, funktions-, ausschreibungsgerechten sowie vertraglich zugesicherten Leistung zwischen Bauherr und Errichter oder Käufer und Verkäufer
- Determination of the cause, extent and amount of damages
- Defects, value, services rendered and special questions
Functional assessment of the technical scientific background as well as the assessment of:
... Regulation and control systems:
- This includes control devices in their structure, functionality and their use in automated systems or processes. This includes the hardware and software with peripheral systems as well as the control strategies for the plant or process.
... Automated plants or processes of various types in different areas:
- This includes automated processes and systems of various kinds in the domestic and building sector as well as in manufacturing and production technology
Certificates
BDSF - certified expert
Certified according to DIN EN ISO / IEC 17024
Publicly appointment as an expert
Work Areas
Expert opinion:
- Court technical report
- Privat technical report
- Technical expert report
- Arbitrator's report
Preparation of expert opinions on:
- Courts
- Insurances
- Companies
- Private Clients
For erected plants:
- Technical expertise / statement before expiry of the warranty periods
- Damage assessment
- Determination of defects / faults
- Determination of repair costs
- Obtaining offers
Documentation for the preservation of evidence serves to record the condition before the start of work, including existing damage or defects as well as damage or defects arising from or expected to arise from the execution of the measure.
A procedure for the preservation of evidence thus documents the current condition in the form of an expert report. Should the condition subsequently change, evidence of the condition at the time of the preservation of evidence is recorded.
For example, when do you need an expert opinion on the preservation of evidence:
- If you need to prove that a device or machine has defects
- If you want to prove the current conditions of the machine or plant, because the structural condition of the machine or system is to be changed
An expert opinion on the preservation of evidence can also be commissioned in the context of judicial proceedings
In many areas an independent and objective assessment of plant and facts is often necessary:
- Contractual differences of opinion due to poor performance of services
- Checking of a service for professional, functional and tender-compliant execution
The actual situation is recorded by the technical expert, compared with the contractual performance or with the tender and evaluated.
The result of the inspection then serves as the basis for the further decision-making process.
For the settlement of claims,
- first the actual state is recorded as a basis,
- subsequently the cause of the damage must be determined and
- finally, the cost of restoration and any further measures should be determined.
The technical expertise gives a clear and concise overview of all relevant points, so that a correct damage regulation can take place.
