Aramco secures long-term materials inspection agreement

Aramco Asia Japan has formed a partnership with seven inspection service providers to support the company’s engineering services operations in Asia over the next five years.

Jan 15th, 2016

Offshore staff

TOKYO – Aramco Asia Japan has formed a partnership with seven inspection service providers to support the company’s engineering services operations in Asia over the next five years.

The contractors will perform inspection activities mandated bySaudi Aramco engineering standards on all inspectable materials procured from Asia, either directly by the company or through projects and joint ventures.

The seven inspection firms are SGS, Japan Inspection Co., ABS Consulting, Bureau Veritas, Intertek, Tuboscope, and Edif NDE.

01/15/2016

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