Our client’s operations team joined MBA engineers for a walk-through of the newly commissioned control room, reviewing the switchgear, monitoring panels and safety systems. The inspection was signed off without remarks — a proud moment for the whole commissioning crew.

Tie-in works connecting the new product lines to the existing tank farm are moving ahead on schedule. Color-coded piping for each product grade has been installed and pressure-tested, with final insulation and labelling underway before handover.

MBA site supervisors sat down with the client’s operations and HSE representatives to align on permit-to-work procedures for the next construction phase. Clear communication like this is how we keep our zero-accident record intact.

The final section of the shoreline pipeline has been connected, linking the unloading jetty directly to onshore storage. Work boats and dive teams completed the connection ahead of the monsoon season, securing a reliable supply route for the terminal.

A heavy-lift crane placed the final roof section of the depot’s newest storage tank, completing the structural erection phase. Welding inspection and hydrotesting follow over the coming weeks before the tank enters service.

The offshore jetty platform serving the terminal has passed its final structural milestone, with loading arms and walkways now installed. The platform will allow larger vessels to berth and discharge directly to the depot.