“Minor Engineering” typically refers to small-scale engineering projects, tasks, or modifications that are not as extensive or complex as major engineering endeavours. The scope of minor engineering projects may vary across industries, but they generally involve smaller-scale initiatives that can be completed relatively quickly and with fewer resources. Typically has a shorter timeline for completion compared to major projects. Addresses specific, localized issues or improvements rather than comprehensive changes. Routine maintenance activities and minor repairs to ensure the proper functioning of equipment or structures. Small-scale upgrades or modifications to existing systems or components to improve efficiency or functionality. Development and testing of small-scale prototypes or models for research and development purposes. Minor engineering projects are essential for addressing immediate needs, ensuring the reliability of systems, and making incremental improvements to existing infrastructure or processes. While major engineering projects often involve significant planning and investment, minor engineering initiatives allow for agile responses to smaller challenges and opportunities for continuous improvement.
