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Project experience record
Conservative record standard
The legacy project record provides a public title and selected project attributes. This redesigned record intentionally avoids creating unverified client, scope, schedule, cost, performance, or outcome claims.
T&D project experienceEach project record keeps clearly stated public facts distinct from information that needs client, partner, and SANPEC approval.
| Project record | Western Spirit (Pattern–JV ECS/MMR) |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 345 kV |
| System | Not stated on the public source record |
| Geography | NM / AZ, USA |
| Publicly stated context | The legacy source page identifies the project title and selected attributes only. |
| Client / partner information | Not named in the public source record. |
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Discuss a projectSANPEC’s project template is intentionally evidence-led. Once approved, a full case study can describe the project context, technical and delivery challenge, SANPEC role, disciplines involved, quality and risk approach, source-approved outcomes, technologies, client information, and related research or capability.
Project-specific imagery is published only with approved rights and accurate attribution. Until then, SANPEC preserves the technical project record rather than presenting unrelated imagery as a project gallery.
Source-listed project names, voltage, geography, system type, scope, client relationships, technologies, and outcomes are treated as separate approval fields. This prevents a portfolio card from implying more than the public record supports.
