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POG has been working in oil and gas sector, where construction work involves physically construction of facilities, piping, infrastructure, etc which required for exploration, production, refining, or distribution. A successful EPC construction work requires collaboration among engineers, project managers, contractors, and skilled labor. Each project is unique, and attention to detail is crucial to ensure safe and efficient operations.

  1. Facility Construction:
    • Onshore: For onshore projects, construction includes erecting processing plants, storage tanks, compressor stations, and other facilities. Contractors follow detailed engineering plans to build these structures.
    • Offshore: Offshore construction involves installing platforms, pipelines, and top side equipment. Specialized vessels and piping are used to assemble and install components at sea.

  2. Pipelines and Flowlines:
    • Pipeline Construction: Pipelines transport oil and gas over long distances. Construction involves welding, coating, and burying pipes. Stringent safety standards are followed.
    • Flowline Installation: Flowlines connect wells to processing facilities. They are laid underground or underwater. Trenching, welding, and pressure testing are part of flowline construction.

  3. Equipment Installation:
    • Mechanical Equipment: This includes pumps, compressors, turbines, and heat exchangers. Skilled technicians install and align these components.
    • Electrical and Instrumentation: Electricians and instrument technicians install control systems, sensors, and electrical panels.

  4. Civil Works:
    • Foundations: Proper foundations are critical for stability. Concrete or steel foundations support equipment, tanks, and structures.
    • Roads and Access: Construction teams build roads, access points, and lay down temporary infrastructure for heavy equipment.

  5. Safety and Quality Assurance:
    • HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment): Rigorous safety protocols are followed to protect workers and the environment. Safety training, personal protective equipment, and emergency procedures are essential.
    • Quality Control: Inspections ensure that construction meets engineering specifications. Welding quality, material integrity, and adherence to codes are verified.

  6. Commissioning Preparation:
    • Before commissioning, systems are tested, pre-commissioned, and prepared for operation. This includes flushing pipelines, calibrating instruments, and verifying equipment functionality.