Piping Services
Piping Services
In offshore and marine projects, piping is often seen as “just a minor part of the job”; however, it is one of the factors that has the greatest impact on the schedule. Because piping proceeds simultaneously with issues such as access preparation, installation sequence, mechanical integration, testing/inspection requirements, and material suitability.
For this reason, the real success in piping lies not only in the quality of welding and fit-up but also in managing the work in the correct sequence and with proper documentation.

A clear sequence of operations that accounts for operational constraints
Material suitability and discipline in on-site readiness
Documentation that facilitates handover and follow-up
Integration of testing and inspection when required
Piping installation and modification work
Piping coordination and site integration
Fit-up inspection and quality approach
Handover documentation and record packages
Piping is the
most overlooked source of schedule risk.
Since piping work intersects with various disciplines, it generates delays, revisions, and rework when not properly planned. DEGEM manages piping work through documentation and coordination discipline.


Integretated Piping Discipline
DEGEM’s piping approach is applied based on the actual conditions on-site.
First, the scope is clarified: lines, connections, material standards, on-site constraints, and delivery expectations. Then, the work sequence is established: which lines come first, which come later; how access is provided; and at which point testing/verification is initiated. Material preparation is not merely “procurement”; it is an approach focused on compliance and ensuring readiness on-site at the right time. By standardizing checkpoints and handover records during implementation, future uncertainties are minimized.
Frequently Asked Questions
Often, access constraints, incorrect sequencing, material incompatibility, or missing documentation.
We approach planning, work sequencing, and site coordination as a unified process.