Industrial power and protection
Power-system behavior, protection philosophy, relay interfaces, and electrical distribution reviewed as one operating system.
Independent consultant
About Us
Principal-led industrial power, protection, automation, and commissioning support for manufacturers and process facilities.
Who We Are
NavonLogic is a principal-led industrial engineering consultancy serving manufacturers and process facilities that need experienced technical judgment without the layers of a large engineering company.
Clients work directly with the consultant responsible for technical review, recommendations, coordination, and project support. The practice connects power-system behavior, protection interfaces, controls, communications, functional safety, vendor execution, and commissioning.
The result is practical owner-side support from early evaluation through startup, with clear recommendations your team can act on.
Start a project conversationClear advice.
Direct accountability.
Practical execution.
A consulting model built around the decisions that matter most to industrial owners.
1Senior point of contact
3Power, protection & automation disciplines
4Project stages
USNationwide consulting
1Accountable technical point of contact
USIndustrial client support
How NavonLogic works
Company at a glance
From project question to field result
Engagements begin by defining the operating problem, decision deadline, technical constraints, and project risk. That context determines the right depth of review and the deliverables your team actually needs.
Support can include focused document review, power and controls interface review, vendor and contractor coordination, FAT/SAT planning, commissioning oversight, troubleshooting, or ongoing owner-side project advice.
- Direct access to the person doing the work
- Recommendations grounded in plant and project reality
- Clear documentation of decisions, risks, and next actions
Consulting focus
Support where projects need it
Controls and functional safety
Controls, interlocks, functional descriptions, safety requirements, and operator needs considered together.
Commissioning and owner’s engineering
Vendor work, testing, startup, turnover, and operating readiness reviewed from the owner’s perspective.