Process design, procurement, fabrication, installation and commissioning for complete treatment and utility projects.
Design / installation / commissioning
Engineering · Procurement · Construction
Resolve the interfaces before they reach site.
A treatment installation combines process, mechanical, electrical and control systems. HMS coordinates these disciplines through a defined project scope, with equipment selection, site execution and maintainability considered together.
Technical scope
The work behind a complete installation.
01
Engineering & procurement
Translate the operating requirement into the technical basis for equipment and supply.
Process and hydraulic design
Equipment sizing and selection
Mechanical, electrical and control design
Vendor coordination and procurement
02
Fabrication & construction
Coordinate factory readiness and site activities through the installation sequence.
Equipment fabrication and quality inspection
Mechanical and electrical installation
Process piping and control installation
Equipment integration and site execution
03
Commissioning & handover
Verify the agreed system functions and prepare the installation for operation.
Pre-commissioning checks
Dry and wet commissioning
Performance testing
Operator training and technical documentation where included
Our approach
Clear deliverables through the EPC scope.
01
Establish the project basis
Confirm the required process, site constraints, battery limits and client interfaces.
02
Coordinate design and supply
Align technical selections, procurement and fabrication with the agreed engineering scope.
03
Manage site integration
Sequence mechanical, electrical and piping works around installation access and interface readiness.
04
Complete operational handover
Close out the agreed testing, commissioning, training and documentation requirements.
New treatment plantsFacility extensionsReplacement installations
An informed starting point
Bring the project into definition.
Project brief and treatment requirement
Available drawings and site constraints
Required completion sequence and scope boundaries
Available layouts, responsibilities and delivery priorities provide the starting point for a coordinated engineering scope.