The challenge
What holds oil & gas operations back
Nigerian oil and gas operations run on complex, often ageing infrastructure spread across onshore, swamp, and offshore locations. Every site visit is costly, every shutdown is time-critical, and every inspection depends on records that are frequently out of date.
OakAssist gives operators an accurate digital picture of their facilities and a repeatable way to prepare crews before they reach site, so maintenance, turnarounds, and regulatory reviews start from evidence rather than assumptions.
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Drawings that no longer match the facility
Decades of modifications leave P&IDs, isometrics, and layouts out of step with the plant. Engineering teams re-measure on site, and modification work is planned around uncertainty.
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Costly, hard-to-reach sites
Offshore and remote swamp locations limit how often engineers and contractors can visit. Every extra trip for a measurement or walkdown adds logistics cost, security exposure, and delay.
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High-consequence tasks with limited practice
Permit-to-work, isolation, confined-space, and emergency-response procedures carry serious risk, yet crews rarely get to rehearse them safely before they are needed.
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Evidence requests from regulators and partners
Integrity reviews, joint-venture partner audits, and regulator inspections all require current records of assets and personnel competency — often gathered under time pressure.