Engineering & Manufacturing Capabilities

Four disciplines, one delivery chain. Most of our projects use more than one of these, and the handover between them is where schedules usually slip — so we keep them under one roof rather than sub-contracting the joints.

Where each one fits

CapabilityYou need this whenTypical deliverable
DCS / SIS / PLC System IntegrationA new unit, a new plant, or a control system scope inside a larger EPC packageConfigured and tested system, drawings, FAT pack
Control Cabinet ManufacturingYou need panels built to a specification and tested before they shipWired, labelled, point-to-point tested cabinets with test records
Control System MigrationYour controllers are end-of-support and the plant cannot take a long shutdownMigrated configuration, cutover plan, rollback plan
Engineering, FAT & CommissioningThe hardware exists but the system has to be proven before startupFAT and SAT reports, loop check records, punch list closeout

How a project usually runs

StageWhat happensGate
1. Scope and I/O countRequirement review, I/O list, cabinet count, platform confirmationSigned I/O schedule
2. Detailed designLoop drawings, cabinet GA and wiring, controller and graphics configurationDesign review
3. ManufactureCabinet build, wiring, labelling, point-to-point testInternal QC sign-off
4. FATIntegrated test with client witness against an agreed protocolWitnessed FAT report
5. SiteInstallation support, SAT, loop checking, startupSAT sign-off and punch list closeout

Every stage produces a document that a third party can check. That is deliberate — in this business “it works” is not evidence, and acceptance disputes are expensive for both sides.

What sits outside our scope

IncludedNot included
Control system hardware and software designProcess design and P&ID development
Cabinet manufacture and factory testingField instrument supply and installation
Configuration, FAT, SAT, commissioning supportCivil, structural and cable tray work
Migration planning and cutover executionPlant operation and long-term staffing

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Send the platform, the approximate I/O count and the date you need it on site. That is enough for us to say yes, no, or what is missing. Contact us.

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