Sector
Oil & Gas
Oil and gas facilities need maintenance scope defined around plant access, isolation boundaries and operating requirements. Our integrated crew coordinates electrical, mechanical, fabrication and controls work within an agreed scope and maintenance window.
Operating context
How this sector actually runs.
Supporting plant can involve motors, control panels, mechanical equipment and fabricated access or guarding. Each task needs to fit the facility’s work boundaries and safety requirements. AIS brings those trades into one scope, with equipment duties and any specialist requirements clarified before work is agreed.
Prepare the work before the window opens.
Fabrication and electrical preparation in the workshop support a coordinated site scope once equipment, access and work boundaries are agreed.
Common pressures
What we see across similar plants.
- Maintenance windows tied to plant availability and operating constraints
- Site access and isolation boundaries that affect every trade
- Equipment classifications and specialist requirements needing early clarification
- Electrical and controls faults on supporting plant
- Mechanical repairs and fabrication needing coordinated preparation
- Testing and handover planned alongside installation and maintenance
What we bring
Relevant AIS capabilities.
- Electrical and mechanical fault finding on agreed supporting plant scope
- Motor and equipment wiring coordinated with mechanical maintenance
- Control panel, PLC and SCADA support within the agreed equipment scope
- Guarding, platforms and support fabrication for plant modifications
- Mechanical fitting and workshop fabrication supporting planned maintenance
- Multi-trade shutdown sequencing around site-defined access and work boundaries
How we support this sector
Integrated cross-trade capability.
Supporting equipment maintenance
Motor wiring, mechanical fitting and controls checks can be scoped together for supporting equipment during an agreed maintenance window.
Prepared fabrication scope
Guarding or access modifications can be prepared alongside electrical and mechanical tasks so installation requirements are considered before site work.
Services
Related services for this sector.
Service
Industrial Maintenance & Support
Scheduled shutdowns and turnarounds, 24/7 breakdown and emergency response, preventive and predictive maintenance, and cross-trade diagnostics — coordinated by one accountable team.
Service
Industrial Electrical
Power distribution, switchboards, control panels, machine wiring, relocation and commissioning — delivered by an electrical team that works alongside our mechanical, controls and fabrication crews.
Service
Mechanical & Fabrication
Structural steel and custom fabrication, conveyor systems, guarding, platforms, pipework, mechanical fitting and on-site welding — backed by an in-house workshop that supports the on-site crews.
Service
Automation & Control
PLC, SCADA and automation integration, control panel design and construction, machine wiring, relocation and commissioning, and plant optimisation — delivered alongside the electrical and mechanical scope.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Practical answers about scope, coordination and how AIS works on industrial sites.
We review the equipment, work area, site requirements and maintenance window with you. Any specialist competency or equipment requirement needs to be confirmed before the job is accepted.
Hazardous-area electrical work needs a separate scope and competency review. Contact AIS with the area classification and task details so requirements can be checked before any work is agreed.
Yes. AIS brings electrical, mechanical, fabrication and controls coordination into one team for agreed shutdown scope, subject to the facility’s access and safety requirements.