For multinational operators and EPC organisations, code compliance is not a checkbox. It is the language in which trust is written. A vessel destined for a European refinery, an American storage terminal and an Indian process plant may each carry different stamps, and our engineering must speak all of them.
One project, several rulebooks
We routinely design and fabricate to ASME Section VIII Divisions 1 and 2, ASME Section I, the ASME B31 piping codes, API 650, 620 and 653, TEMA, HEI, EN 13445, AD 2000, PD 5500 and PED, alongside ISO 9001 and the relevant IS, BS and DIN standards.
Compliance as engineering, not paperwork
Real compliance is built in at design: the right joint efficiencies, nozzle reinforcement, fatigue assessment and material certification, supported by qualified welding procedures and a complete NDT and documentation trail. That is what allows our equipment to be installed, inspected and insured with confidence anywhere in the world.
