Terminal construction and maintenance
We build and keep the steel we run: new tanks and terminals, and the inspection and repair programme that keeps them in service.
- Scope
- New build to repair
- Assets
- Tanks, piping, pumps, jetties
- Inspection
- API 653, in and out of service
- Contracts
- Project or maintenance contract
Overview
Built by people who will operate it
We design and build with the operating detail in mind: where the operator stands, how a tank is cleaned, how a pump is changed without stopping the terminal.
After handover, the same team plans inspections and repairs so tanks come out of service when planned, not when they fail.
What we build and maintain
New tank and terminal build
Feasibility, permitting support, foundations, tank erection, pipework, pumps, metering and commissioning.
Inspection and repair
API 653 in-service and out-of-service inspection, floor and shell repair, roof replacement.
Coating and cleaning
Tank cleaning, internal coating and external paint systems.
Rotating equipment
Pumps, mixers and compressors, planned and corrective.
Instrumentation
Gauging, overfill protection and fire detection systems.
Jetty works
Loading arms, hoses, fenders and jetty pipework.
How a project runs
- Step 01
Scope
Asset condition, requirements and permits.
- Step 02
Design
Engineering to the applicable codes and the site’s permit.
- Step 03
Build
Construction with the terminal kept running around it.
- Step 04
Handover
Commissioning, records and the inspection plan.
The full contract cycle, from first message to release, is on the services page.
Often contracted together
Tank storage leasing
Dedicated tanks or shared capacity in Rotterdam, Houston, Jurong and Fujairah.
View serviceTerminal management
We run a terminal you own: scheduling, stock control, custody transfer and HSSE.
View serviceShipping & logistics agency
Port agency, vessel and barge nominations, customs and excise, inland dispatch.
View service
A tank due for inspection?
Send the tank details and the last inspection report. We come back with a plan and a window.