Manufacturing
Delham describes itself as a manufacturer of process equipment, packages and oil-and-gas facilities, producing main parts and assembling them to detailed design specifications.
DELHAM LEGACY CONTENT
Manufacturing and fabrication control
Manufacture and assembly of process equipment and packages to approved design requirements with in-process inspection and controlled corrective action.
Engineering disciplines
The legacy manufacturing menu covers 3D/model design, process design, mechanical design, electrical and instrumentation design, software-supported engineering and controlled documentation.
In-process inspection
Inspection procedures are followed throughout manufacturing areas to maintain product quality and identify visible nonconformities before final inspection.
Corrective and preventive action
When a defect is identified, involved disciplines review the finding, determine corrective and preventive measures, and retain a record of the finding and action.
Workstation control
Process-monitoring requirements and operator instructions are intended to remain accessible at relevant workstations so operators understand applicable process requirements.
INSTITUTIONAL KNOWLEDGE
Engineering decisions must be documented, reviewable and ready for handover
Engineering maturity is not measured by the volume of claims. It is demonstrated through the quality of the design basis, document integrity, interface control, technical accountability and the ability to turn project experience into repeatable practice.