Our Track Record

The first Asian made multi module (5 modules) offshore platform called Pulai A was completed at Pandan Yard at Avery Lawrence Singapore for EPMI (ExxonMobil) where our team was heavily involved in the Project, Mr.Longernecker, the project manager said

“a great job done”

A 50 MW steam power plant with GE turbine/Foster Wheeler steam boiler was commissioned in 1979 by our team. Mr. John Dyer, the Black and Veatch consultant said:

“Contribution by your team was invaluable to overcome the technical difficulties in start- up & commissioning this plant”

Under Milford Haven Automation in the early days of oil and gas in Malaysia, our team managed “Platform Maintenance Contract”; a contract growing from a team of 70 technician/craftsmen to 300 technician/craftsmen; extending to operations; a three-year contract, eventually extended to five years. It was a contract by which Malaysians first tasted the oil and gas work; the rigorous discipline. For EPMI, it was no easy to extend the three-year contract without a retender. Mr. Daryl Archibald, the Head of offshore operation, fed by fully satisfied seventeen platform supervisors and three area supervisors (Pushcash/Henke/Robinson) of the super performance, told our director:

“We are happy if you do this contract as long as we can stretch the contract”

The word of the above super performance landed many contracts in oil & gas; including “TCOT Start Up and Commissioning Contract” in 1984, “MLNG Mechanical Maintenance Contract” in 1983 for two years; “E & I contract for Platformer II” for Shell refinery, Port Dickson in 1982; and “Instrumentation Contract for Port Klang Power Station Phase 1” in 1983.

With all these multi-million-dollar projects, the contracts were managed with a small staff of 25 Malaysians; a unique feat in those early days. In 1985, the group was owned by Eldres IXL Australia. The manager of Elders IXL after a three day review of the operations in Malaysia said:

“How do you manage all these business with such a small office and staff?”

Kvearner Process Systems in Malaysia successfully developed a “world’s first plant” to separate C6 plus components (severely damaging their membrane plant) from the gas stream in Gulf Resources Plant in Sumatra Indonesia; our team playing a crucial part in the project. Mr. John Smith, after a review of the performance of the plant to our team:

“Excellent Job done”

Our team developed the “world’s first” fully automated intelligent computer system to conduct FAT (Factory Acceptance Test) to test 111 single wellhead control panel; completely eliminating any human error in the tests; with a 12 step sequence which could not be manually overridden and a test certificate printed only after all the steps are satisfied. Mr. Mohd Nazir after reviewing the system and after most are tested, said:

“Aramco will try to make this Aramco standard”