Rezali is an independent engineering consulting firm based in Gatineau, QC (Canada), providing technical, quality-driven, and research-oriented engineering services to industrial and construction-related sectors.

Our work is grounded in sound engineering principles, structured decision-making, and practical experience across design, analysis, quality systems, and technical studies. Rezali operates at the intersection of engineering rigor, constructability, and compliance, supporting clients through complex technical challenges where clarity and accountability matter.

Rezali approaches engineering as a disciplined process rather than a transactional service. We prioritize clear problem definition, traceable assumptions, and engineering decisions that can be explained, reviewed, and defended.

Our consulting philosophy emphasizes collaboration with clients, designers, contractors, and stakeholders, ensuring that engineering solutions are not only technically sound, but also practical, verifiable, and aligned with project realities.

Rezali’s consulting activities focus on projects and studies where engineering judgment, quality management, and technical integrity are critical to success. We engage selectively, favoring assignments that require structured analysis, independent evaluation, or the development of robust engineering and quality frameworks.

We do not position ourselves as a high-volume design office. Instead, we operate as a technical partner, supporting projects that demand depth of analysis, compliance with recognized standards, and thoughtful engineering solutions.

Quality is integral to Rezali’s engineering practice. Our work aligns with recognized engineering standards, applicable codes, and structured quality management principles, including ISO 9001–based approaches where required.

Rezali maintains a strong emphasis on documentation, review, and lessons learned, viewing both successes and failures as essential inputs to continuous improvement. This mindset informs our engineering designs, consulting recommendations, and research activities alike.

The examples presented here illustrate selected engineering assignments undertaken by Rezali. They reflect the types of technical challenges we engage with, the context in which engineering decisions were made, and the practical considerations that shaped the resulting solutions.