Industries

Oil & Gas

In oil and gas the expensive problems are access problems: getting a person to the asset, getting data back from it, and proving to a regulator that both were done properly. That is the work we do.

Offshore platform and support vessel in calm sea at dusk, deck lights on

What we hear

The problems that come up first

These are the three things operators in this sector raise before anything else.

Inspection access is slow and costly

Rope access, permits, weather windows and a stand-down of the work below. Every structural inspection carries all four.

Crew and vessel movements are coordinated by phone

Rotations, boat schedules and helicopter manifests change hourly and live in someone’s head until they change again.

Data comes back from the field in fragments

Field records arrive as photographs, spreadsheets and verbal reports, then someone in town assembles them into something auditable.

What we deploy

Systems built for this sector

Not a generic platform with a sector label on it. These are the specific capabilities we deploy into oil & gas operations.

  • Drone and remote-unit inspection of structures and confined spaces
  • Vessel and helicopter movement coordination
  • Personnel-on-board tracking and manifest management
  • Rig-to-shore reporting over constrained links
  • Condition monitoring on critical equipment
  • Inspection records that satisfy an integrity audit

Operating context

The conditions that shape how a system has to be built here.

  • Work under the NOGICD Act carries Nigerian Content obligations. Local capability is a scored criterion, and we are a Nigerian company with Nigerian engineers.
  • Anything connecting to operational technology networks needs a security posture that a plant manager will accept. We default to read-only integration and segmented access.
  • Offshore bandwidth is expensive and intermittent. Our field systems capture locally and sync opportunistically rather than assuming a connection.

Capability groups

What we would draw on

Other sectors

We also work in

Tell us what you are trying to fix

Most conversations start with an operational problem rather than a technology. Describe yours and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right people for it.