Savener continues with the engineering work for the Ghubrah III project, incorporating the design modifications required on site and fine-tuning each discipline to ensure that the project is fully constructible. This work is carried out in constant coordination with the field team, ensuring that each adjustment responds precisely to the actual conditions of the site and maintaining the technical quality standards that characterize the company.
In electrical engineering, diagrams, equipment location, tray routes, and cable coordination continue to be reviewed, optimizing accessibility and facilitating assembly. In addition, load and protection calculations are being updated to ensure the consistency of the system in the face of modifications arising on site.
In piping, work is being done on reorganizing layouts, adjusting supports, reviewing isometrics, and eliminating interference, ensuring clear routes adapted to the actual assembly conditions. These optimizations improve constructability and minimize future rework.
In civil engineering, foundations are being updated, structural loads are being reviewed, platforms are being adapted, and compatibility between the original design and the needs that arose during the construction phase is being confirmed. Detailed plans are also being adjusted to ensure proper support and assembly of the equipment.
In addition, Savener is developing the mechanical implementation plans essential for the installation of equipment, precisely defining its location, accesses, maintenance areas, and interfaces with other disciplines. These documents are essential to ensure that the work can be carried out in an orderly, safe manner and in accordance with the design.
With this coordinated multidisciplinary work, Savener reaffirms its commitment to rigorous, flexible, and solution-oriented engineering, contributing to the efficient and safe progress of the Ghubrah III project.
