Field Projects Completed
Rogue Technical Services has executed projects across natural gas transmission, compression, and industrial facilities throughout the United States. Each project is staffed with experienced E&I technicians and engineers who know the equipment and the expectations.
Full E&I commissioning of a 4-unit Cat G3516 natural gas compression station — 340 I/O points, instrument loop checks, calibration records, PLC logic verification, ESD function testing, and witnessed start-up on all units. 3-man crew, completed in 6 weeks against a hard pipeline operator in-service deadline. Zero commissioning punch items carried into start-up.
Owner's representative QAQC role for a new pipeline interconnect and metering station. Executed 220 inspection test records against the approved ITP, documented 14 NCRs, and managed full punch list resolution through mechanical completion. Client received a clean, signed-off turnover package with zero deferred items.
Emergency mobilization to an operating facility with 3 units going down on vibration faults — no pattern, no prior RCA. On-site within 48 hours. Identified mis-terminated vibration sensor wiring and out-of-calibration high-high switches introduced during a prior maintenance window. Corrected in 4 days, developed a preventive calibration schedule, and left with documentation the client could take to their next safety review. Estimated downtime savings: $140K.
Commissioned 6 fiscal measurement runs at a remote Eagle Ford location — 180 miles from the nearest city, with the gas purchaser's representative on-site for acceptance testing. Flow computers, pressure transmitters, RTDs, and chromatographs commissioned and verified. All measurement acceptance criteria met on first pass. No rework, no return trip.
Complete E&I installation on a new 2-unit natural gas compression station — 4,800 LF of rigid conduit, 22,000 LF of instrumentation and power cable, 260 field instruments mounted and terminated, panel internal wiring, and Class I Div 2 hazardous area work throughout. 5-man crew over 11 weeks. Handed off to the commissioning team with a clean pre-comm package and zero installation punch items.
Pre-commissioning inspection on a compression facility expansion — 190 instrument tags verified against datasheets and installation specs, as-built documentation reviewed for completeness, and system boundaries confirmed ready for loop checks. Identified 26 installation deviations before the loop check clock started, including 4 hazardous area fitting issues that would have triggered an AHJ comment. Client avoided an estimated 2-week rework delay.