We engineer skids, pressure vessels and modular process plants for the shop floor and the site: process, mechanical, piping, electrical and control designed together, fabricated by specialist partners and tested before they ship.
Industrial projects succeed or fail on integration: of process, equipment, piping, instrumentation, electrical and structure
Equipment engineered without manufacture and inspection in mind
Packages from many vendors that do not fit together
Site construction constrained by location, skills or schedule, structural and transport loads for modules considered too late
How we help
From concept to an executable project
From process design through fabrication and factory integration, we convert complex facilities into engineered, transportable and installation-ready systems
Industrial facility engineering and design
Process skids and packaged units; pressure vessels, tanks and exchangers for manufacture
Piping and process modules with structural frames; factory integration of equipment, piping, I&C and electrical
Custom-engineered equipment to international codes
Services
Scope of services
Engineering and delivery for industrial facilities, skids, modules and equipment
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Industrial facility engineering
Multidisciplinary design of process and utility facilities, from concept to construction drawings
Process design, layouts and equipment lists
Piping, mechanical, electrical and instrumentation design
3D modelling, clash detection and isometrics
HAZOP, constructability and design reviews
Specifications and tender documents
02
Process skids & packaged systems
Compact, factory-tested units that arrive ready to connect
Skid design with integrated piping, I&C and power
Pressure vessels, tanks and heat exchangers
Packaged pump, filtration and dosing systems
Factory acceptance testing and documentation
Transport, lifting and installation planning
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Modular plant & structural frames
Facilities divided into transportable modules to cut site hours and risk
Module limits, weights and transport envelopes
Structural frames and steel connection design
Shop prefabrication of piping and cable trays
Interface management between modules
Site assembly and hook-up procedures
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Custom-engineered equipment
One-off equipment built to a specific duty, code and inspection regime
Thermal and mechanical design to ASME and EN codes
Material selection and corrosion allowance
Welding procedures and NDT planning
Inspection and test plans with third-party witness
Design for transport and maintenance
Approach
How we deliver an industrial project
From requirement to installed equipment, with one team holding the interfaces together
01
Brief
Production targets, utilities, site conditions and constraints written into a requirements document everyone signs off
02
Design
Concept, process and layout fixed first, then detailed design with manufacture and transport considered from the beginning
03
Build
Vessels, skids and modules fabricated by our partners under inspection and test plans, with factory acceptance before shipment
04
Install
Delivery, installation and commissioning support, with as-built records and an operating and maintenance package
Outputs
Typical deliverables
Module and skid design packages; fabrication drawings and specifications
Inspection and test plans; factory acceptance records
Tender documents
Installation, construction supervision and commissioning support
Disciplines
Related expertise
MechanicalPressure vessels & fabricationModular systems
Every scope is staffed from the same multidisciplinary team, so process, mechanical, piping, electrical, civil and control engineers work from one model and one design basis.
Factory work is faster, safer and easier to inspect. Modules cut site hours, reduce dependence on local labour and let equipment, piping and controls be tested before shipment, which shortens commissioning
Who manufactures the equipment?
Our manufacturing partners fabricate under CAC-managed inspection and test plans. We hold the drawings, the specifications and the acceptance criteria, so design and workshop stay aligned
Can you take a project from concept to site?
Yes. We cover feasibility, engineering, procurement support, fabrication, installation supervision and commissioning, or any part of that chain if the client already has other parties in place
How do you handle multiple vendors?
By defining interfaces early, mechanical, electrical, controls and documentation, and by holding vendor data reviews against a single design basis, so packages fit together on site
Global Engineering Group
