Industrial cleaning and shutdown support across the GCC

Yes. ACTION works across construction, oil and gas, industrial, municipal and marine projects in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain and Kuwait, with seven service lines: Construction, Pipeline & Process, Industrial, Municipal, Environmental, Marine & Offshore, and Rental & Sales.

ACTION holds registrations and approvals with operators and energy companies across the GCC, including ADNOC, Saudi Aramco, SABIC, KNPC, BAPCO, NPCC and ENOC.

AURA (ACTION Unified Real-Time Assurance), built on ARMS, ACTION’s remote monitoring system, brings connected equipment into one operating picture and flags exceptions against limits set by ACTION engineers, who decide and act. Readings, alerts and interventions are recorded. Coverage and reporting are agreed for each scope, and clients receive the agreed reporting through ACTION.

Yes. ACTION supplies bundle extractors, bundle cleaning systems, ultra-high-pressure water jetting units, compressors and generators on dry hire or with ACTION operators, from the largest specialised fleet in the GCC.

Compressed air is filtered and dried, then passed through a hollow-fibre membrane. Oxygen and water vapour pass through the membrane walls faster than nitrogen, so they are vented and nitrogen continues to the pipeline or vessel at the required purity.

Nitrogen purging replaces the air, moisture or hydrocarbons inside a pipeline or vessel with nitrogen, an inert gas. Inerting keeps the system filled with nitrogen, holding oxygen below the level at which a flammable mix can form. ACTION provides both across the GCC, using nitrogen generated on site with its own equipment.

Often in part. ACTION uses automated mechanical tank cleaning to recover oil and sludge, which reduces the need for people to enter the tank. Where entry is still required, it is carried out under permit-to-work and confined-space controls.

ACTION plans its scope with the client’s shutdown team before the window opens, covering method statements, permits, isolations, equipment and crews. The work is sequenced to the agreed scope, shutdown plan and acceptance requirements, so it supports the planned restart.

Yes. ACTION’s crews work on operating and brownfield plant under the client’s permit-to-work system, with method statements, isolations and risk assessments prepared for each task, and training that includes confined-space entry and hazardous cleaning.

The bundle is pulled from its shell with a bundle extractor, cleaned on the tube side and the shell side with high-pressure water, then reinserted. ACTION uses remote-controlled extractors rated to 45 tonnes, for bundles up to 11 m long, and automated lance systems that keep operators clear of the jet.

Hydrojetting is cleaning with high or ultra-high-pressure water to remove scale, deposits and residue from process equipment, pipework, tanks and structures. ACTION runs hydrojetting units at up to 2,750 bar, from skid, trailer and truck-mounted units, with ATEX-compliant electric options for hazardous areas.

Yes. ACTION can combine its industrial services, from hydrojetting and bundle cleaning to tank testing and nitrogen purging, under one contract, with one team accountable from method statement to handover. ACTION’s engineers plan the scope with the client’s shutdown team, and its own crews and fleet carry it out.

ACTION provides high-pressure cleaning (hydrojetting), heat exchanger bundle cleaning, tank cleaning, tank testing and monitoring, surface preparation, hydrodemolition, and nitrogen purging and inerting for operating plant across the GCC. Services can be delivered as single scopes or combined under one contract for a shutdown, turnaround or maintenance campaign.