Project process
Bid & Contract Review
The first phase of the project ensures that all contractual and financial aspects are thoroughly evaluated before commitment. This includes client verification, contract review, quote issuance, and project handover to the designated Project Manager.
Project Planning
This phase establishes a structured roadmap for project execution, defining timelines, budget, risk assessments, and resource allocation. It ensures alignment between internal and external stakeholders through detailed planning and kick-off meetings.
Design
The design phase translates project requirements into technical specifications, functional and technical design documents, and detailed engineering drawings. Stakeholders review and approve designs before moving to production to ensure compliance and feasibility.
Production & Assembly
This stage involves procuring materials, manufacturing components, and assembling the final system. Strict quality control (QC) and assembly verification ensure that all components function correctly before testing begins.
Testing
The testing phase validates that all equipment and systems meet operational, safety, and regulatory standards. Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) and System Integration Tests (SIT) confirm compliance before mobilization.
Mobilization
Mobilization ensures that equipment, personnel, and logistics are in place before operations begin. It includes transport coordination, Z-015 approvals, and pre-operation meetings with stakeholders.
Operation
The execution phase involves on-site project implementation, risk management, and daily progress tracking. The Project Manager oversees operations while ensuring compliance with safety and procedural guidelines.
Maintenance & Repair
After project execution, equipment undergoes inspection, cleaning, and necessary repairs. This phase ensures long-term reliability and prevents unexpected failures in future projects.
Project Closeout
The final phase involves financial reconciliation, customer satisfaction surveys, and lessons learned documentation. It ensures the project is formally closed, and all obligations are fulfilled.