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ICSS/SCADA Enhancement

Engineering & Marketing International
Technology

Aveva

Industry

Oil and Gas

Client

ADNOC

Country

UAE

Goals

Remotely gathered and analyzed RTU requirements for Clusters #43 and #47

Configure 522 PI tags on the existing FDIS system

Deploy 20 ProcessBook graphics using approved templates remotely

Conduct remote Site Acceptance Testing and clear punch list items

Challenges

Executing configuration and deployment activities mostly remotely

Integrated changes with OPC and control systems

Coordinating communication between multiple stakeholders across locations

Maintaining high standards of graphics quality and system documentation

Solutions

Led remote workshops for requirements and design

Configured PI tags and deployed graphics using consistent templates remotely

Conducted remote SAT with client participation and punch list tracking

Delivered comprehensive documentation supporting project transparency

Results

Completed remote ICSS/SCADA upgrades for two ADNOC clusters

Improved operational monitoring with 500+ PI tags and 20 graphics

Completed SAT and punch list remotely with no delays

Provided thorough documentation for future system support and upgrades

ADNOC ICSSSCADA Modification 

Package-2 for RTU's at Cluster #43 & 47 
In 2024, EMI was awarded the contract to provide remote and offsite services for the ICSS/SCADA modification under Package-2 at ADNOC Onshore HQ, focusing on Remote Terminal Units (RTUs) at Clusters #43 and #47. Collaborating with Schneider Electric, the project encompassed system design, PI tag configuration, graphic deployment, and rigorous testing to enhance the monitoring and control capabilities across these critical clusters.

The scope involved gathering detailed requirements remotely, designing the system architecture, and configuring over 500 PI tags on the existing FDIS system. EMI also deployed 20 ProcessBook graphics remotely using standardized templates to ensure consistent visualization aligned with ADNOC standards. Comprehensive Site Acceptance Testing (SAT) was performed remotely, with punch list items addressed promptly to ensure system readiness and client satisfaction.

This remote execution demanded tight coordination between EMI, ADNOC, and Schneider Electric teams, leveraging digital tools and clear communication to maintain project quality and timelines. The delivery included detailed documentation such as Functional Design Specifications, SAT procedures, and method statements, ensuring transparency and support for future system maintenance.