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Field engineering team
Senior engineers on site for every commissioning, not subcontractors. Most of our team has commissioned 20+ systems across multiple industries.
Step 04 of 05
Installation & Commissioning
A factory-tested skid or a containerized plant module that arrives at your site is still a long way from a running plant. Petro Sep's installation team travels with the equipment: civil and mechanical erection, electrical hookup, startup, and operator training. We do not hand you a manual and a phone number; we hand you a running system and stay on site until your team is comfortable running it without us. Applies to fabrication-led plant builds and membrane-led projects equally.
What you get at this step
The deliverable.
At the end of installation & commissioning, here is what changes for your project.
- On-site time per commissioning
- 2 to 6 weeks
- Depends on system size, integration scope, and operator readiness.
- Performance baseline
- Documented at commissioning. The reference your team uses to detect drift in operations.
- Operator handover
- Your team runs the system unsupervised on the last day of commissioning, with our engineer on site as backup. Then we leave.
Capabilities and equipment
What we bring.
What we own.
We do not subcontract this step. The capabilities and equipment below are in-house, and they show up on your project.
02
Civil, mechanical, electrical scope
We can run the full installation scope or coordinate with your existing trades. Either way, we own the integration to existing piping, power, and controls.
03
SAT and operator training
Site Acceptance Test against the FAT criteria, plus 5 to 10 days of operator training and shadowing. Your team learns the system on your fluid.
04
Commissioning documentation
Startup logs, performance baseline, troubleshooting playbook, and spares list. Everything your operations team needs after we leave.
Want to see installation & commissioning
on your project?
Send us a sample, a sentence about your goal, and a target timeline. We will tell you whether membrane separation fits and what we would do at each of the five steps.