Practical inspection and non-destructive testing services for pipelines, industrial facilities and critical assets across Kenya and East Africa. Find defects, understand asset condition and make informed maintenance decisions.
Industrial assets need more than a visual check. Reliable inspection requires the right testing method, competent personnel, appropriate procedures and findings that engineers and maintenance teams can act on.
Our proposed service offering brings together non-destructive testing, pipeline inspection, welding quality checks, corrosion assessment and technical reporting to support safer, better-informed maintenance and project decisions.
From weld examination to pipeline maintenance support, choose inspection services that match your equipment, operating environment and project requirements.
Inspect welds, pipes and industrial components for discontinuities without unnecessarily damaging the material being examined.
Inspection support for pipeline construction, maintenance, repairs and integrity assessment across onshore pipeline systems.
Inspection and integrity-management support planned around the applicable codes, standards, asset conditions and client requirements.
Inspection support for welded joints, protective coatings and related work during construction and maintenance activities.
Help identify deterioration mechanisms and document asset condition to inform maintenance priorities and engineering decisions.
Clear inspection records to help engineering and operations teams understand findings, review dispositions and plan corrective work.
Pipeline integrity management is an ongoing process. Inspection findings, operating conditions, corrosion threats, previous repairs and consequence of failure all help determine where maintenance attention is needed.
We support pipeline owners and contractors with inspection activities and documented findings that can inform engineering review, maintenance planning and follow-up assessments.
Inspection scopes should identify the applicable code, edition, acceptance criteria, personnel qualifications and reporting requirements before work begins.
Recommended practice for managing the integrity of hazardous liquid pipelines. Its principles can inform risk assessment, integrity planning and prioritisation of mitigation activities.
Visit the API website →A certification programme for pipeline construction inspectors focused on new onshore pipeline construction. It should not be confused with a general pipeline maintenance certification.
View API 1169 details →Covers the inspection, rating, repair, and alteration of in-service metallic piping systems. It outlines how to calculate remaining piping life and minimum thickness
View API 1169 details →Standards and editions must be verified for each project. Mention of a standard does not imply API endorsement, company certification or individual certification.
Service availability depends on the project scope, equipment, personnel qualifications and site requirements.