From design through commissioning — structured project execution with clear documentation and reliable handover
Review & design basis
Design & configuration
Internal review
Factory testing
Site installation
Start-up support
Documentation
Ongoing support
NL Automation manages and delivers automation projects across the complete lifecycle — from FEED review and design through application engineering, factory testing, site commissioning and handover. Our structured project execution approach reduces risk, improves quality and ensures the customer receives a well-documented, maintainable system.
| Service Area | Key Activities | Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| FEED / Design Support | Control philosophy review, I/O and tag assessment, functional requirements, architecture and interface definition | Design basis • Documentation |
| Application Engineering | DCS/PLC logic, control modules, sequences, interlocks, permissives, graphics and parameter configuration | Configuration • Coding • Review |
| Factory Acceptance Test | Test procedures, simulation, logic verification, graphics checks, alarms, sequences and punch-list closure | FAT • Evidence • Punch closure |
| SAT / Commissioning | Site installation support, loop checks, functional testing, control-loop commissioning and start-up assistance | SAT • Commissioning • Start-up |
| Modification / Revamp | Existing system changes, tag additions/reductions, logic modifications, migrations and optimization | Brownfield engineering |
| Troubleshooting | Root-cause investigation, online/offline diagnostics, logic review and corrective engineering | Remote • Site support |
| Documentation | Method statements, test sheets, logic descriptions, functional descriptions, as-built and handover records | Controlled documentation |
Every project is delivered with clear documentation, formal test evidence and an organized handover pack. We aim to leave the customer with a system they fully understand — one that their operations and maintenance teams can work with confidently for years to come.