How It Works

Process overview

The RED NAR process is designed to integrate efficiently with residential prefabrication and construction workflows.
It is based on a clear separation between workshop preparation and on-site installation, allowing each phase to be carried out under the most appropriate conditions.

Step 1 — Project input

Residential electrical plans and project requirements are provided.
These documents define:

• Electrical layouts and circuits
  
  

• Variations between housing models
  
  

• Constraints related to prefabrication and sequencing
  
  

This information forms the foundation for system preparation.

Step 2 — System preparation

Based on the approved plans, the electrical system is prepared off-site.
This phase includes:

• Organization of the electrical system architecture
  
  

• Preparation of wiring assemblies
  
  

• Identification and grouping of components by project or by unit
  
  

All preparation is carried out in a controlled workshop environment.

Step 3 — Delivery and coordination

Once prepared, the electrical system is delivered for integration into the construction workflow.
The system is:

• Organized for efficient handling
  
  

• Aligned with prefabrication or site sequencing
  
  

• Ready for installation by the electrical trade
  
  

This step reduces on-site coordination requirements.

Step 4 — Installation and connection

Final installation and electrical connections are performed by licensed electricians.

• Installation follows standard residential practices
  
  

• Inspection and certification processes remain unchanged
  
  

• The electrician retains full responsibility for compliance
  
  

RED NAR reduces preparation work without replacing regulated labor.

Process summary

The RED NAR workflow emphasizes:

• A clear separation of responsibilities
  
  

• Reduced on-site preparation
  
  

• Predictable integration into residential projects
  
  

This structured process supports consistency and repeatability across housing models.