EnerMech Secures Five-Year Deal with Chevron Australia
Chevron Australia awarded global integrated solutions specialist EnerMech a five-year contract to provide a range of integrated services to its Western Australian oil and gas facilities.
This agreement will see EnerMech continue to deliver pipeline services including pipe cleaning, nitrogen purging and process plant drying, integrity leak and pressure testing, hydraulic hose integrity management and specialist hydraulic services.
“Having worked together since 2016, we have built up a trusted relationship with Chevron and we are proud to be continuing our work together over the next five years and beyond,” said Paul McCarthy, EnerMech’s regional director for Asia Pacific. “This award recognizes our ongoing commitment to serving Chevron and will allow us to build on the foundations we have in Australia as we further enhance our technology offering.”
EnerMech employs staff across 40 locations around the world. The connection with Australia goes back to 2009 when it launched in Perth. The company has expanded across Australia to provide a full complement of EnerMech’s mechanical, electrical, instrumentation and inspection services to a wide range of industries.
The team of experts has since grown and developed, delivering integrated solutions on some of the most complex challenges across pre-commissioning, commissioning, shutdown and maintenance.
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