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Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia – Known for its outstanding projects execution, Alfanar Engineering Services, a leading engineering service provider of utility assets and electrical equipment, was awarded by Saudi Aramco Total Refining and Petrochemical Company (SATORP) for the work provided in the scheduled maintenance of the first production line during October 2023. This commendation highlighted Alfanar Engineering Services’ significant role in completing the project, which included the scope of Medium Voltage Switchgear, Motor Control Centers, Distribution Panels, Transformers, Motors, and Low Voltage Switchgear across five locations within the SATORP complex.
This acknowledgment took place at a ceremony held by SATORP in Jubail, honoring contractors involved in the scheduled maintenance in 2023. SATORP is one of the most advanced refineries in the world with a daily processing capacity of 460 thousand barrels of heavy crude for oil and petrochemicals production. Eng. Abdullah Al-Suwailem, the CEO of SATORP, thanked Alfanar Engineering Services for their contribution in the completion of the scheduled maintenance ahead of time, emphasizing their reliability as a partner committed to delivering exceptional services.
Executive Vice President at Alfanar Projects, Eng. Amer Al Ajmi, stated that based on the increasing growth of power and infrastructure industries, specialized business units have been established and structured under Alfanar Engineering Services. The company, he expressed, has always been committed to clients, providing them with integrated solutions within the predefined timeframe, and with strict adherence to quality standards and safety measures. Alfanar Engineering Services owns the largest facility in the Middle East with the most advanced equipment. Their services include rewinding, repairing, and re-engineering of power transformers, motors, and generators, calibration and repair of electrical equipment, preventive and corrective maintenance, testing and commissioning of more than 1000 projects across different regions in the Kingdom.