CONSULTING ENGINEERS, SUPERVISION DURING ERECTION AT SITE, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, SHOP INSPECTING ENGINEERS

Shop Inspecting Enginners

Why inspection?

Shop inspection during fabrication is an essential engineering service and consists of checking, testing and proving that industrial and engineering material conforms to the international and contractual specifications agreed between buyer and supplier. Whether in raw material , partly fabricated or fully assembled state. The aim of inspection is to protect buyers from receiving material less efficient than that contracted. Therefore it satisfies its purpose and prevents losses resulting from delivery of material unsafe or not responding fully to the expected services. Inspection costs very little, and pays a lot. Again, the psychological value alone is considerable, as the supplier knows his work will be controlled by an inspector .

Why independent inspection?

An independent inspector can ensure that optimum quality levels are maintained , as he is not subject to any pressure other than obtaining the highest quality .

I. Refineries, Petrochemical plants, chemical plants and pipelines

Pumps, turbines, compressors, pressure vessels, heat exchangers, towers, reactors fittings, piping, instruments, valves, blowers, furnaces, casings and tubing, tanks, fire fighting systems, gas plants, mooring electric motors, control planets, radio links, data transmittal systems, etc.

II. Power Stations, distribution stations and transmission lines.

Steam, hydraulic, and gas turbines, boilers, diesel and steam engines alternators and generators, electric motors, power transformers, electric switch boards, circuit breakers, insulators links, instrumentation, overhead traveling cranes and lifting tackles, pumps, rectifiers, valves, piping, transmission towers, electric conductors and cables, insulators, penstocks, operating mechanisms for dams, etc.

III. Railway material and transport

Axles, wheels, tyres, wheel axle sets, rails, fish plates, bearing plates, spikes, bolts and nuts, wooden sleepers, wagons, locomotives, trucks, loading arms, truck filling gantries, etc.

IV. Machinery and complete projects

Water treatment plants, cement factories, iron and steel mills, bottling plants, antipollution plants, machine tools, single purpose machinery, mining equipment, conveyors, pharmaceutical plants, agricultural machines, paper mills, etc.