Enabling safe, scalable inspections of O&G infrastructure
with full coverage, minimal downtimes.
Managing the preparation, travel and machinery to manually inspect assets is time-consuming and costly.
Over time, this significantly increases the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO).
Reporting that is still largely done by pen and paper can lead to significant assumptions made on critical defects.
Over time, this can lead to critical defects being missed.
Rope access, EWP or crane inspections typically cover only 20-30% of the asset, limited by budgets and shutdown windows.
This can negatively impact asset performance over time.
Leverage interactive, virtual walkthroughs to assess asset condition and spot vulnerabilities — including spalls, cracks, rust, and corrosion — without halting operations.
Configure customisable templates to monitor changes, ensuring assets remain in peak condition.
Replace manual inspection methods with scalable digital capture, minimising the need for personnel in high-risk areas and downtimes.
Deliver digital reports — including exact measurements, spatial context, location, access requirements, risk severity and materials — that stand up to scrutiny.
Use comprehensive visual data to share updates among global teams to prevent potential failures.
Minimise costly shutdowns, or personnel working in high-risk environments.
Setup and streamline routine inspection reports with Trendspek's customisable Reporting and Templates.
Neatly organise hundreds of annotations into Folders, and share bookmarked views for fast analysis of any areas of concern.
Integrate into your Asset, Facilities, and Maintenance Management Systems such as SAP, MEX, GIS and more.
Repeat captures and compare 3D models over time with the Side-by-Side Timeline Viewer, to validate and monitor remediation works.
Proactively address asset condition, and detect trends to anticipate maintenance needs including access requirements, resources, materials, personnel and more.
"Many of these deficiencies would never have been identified by traditional inspection methods, or at least not without considerable access effort and associated costs."
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