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AAssociation of Petroleum Industry Engineering & Construction Companies-APECP EC www.irapec.com A Apec Secretariat Editorial Team: Mousa Taheri Alireza Fazlolahzadeh P EC Iran having over 157 billion barrels of oil reserves and 33.8 trillion cubic meters of gas reserves, is a major energy supplier in the world and will maintain this unique position in the future centuries. Association of Petroleum Industry Engineering and Construction companies (APEC) was established in the year 2000 and consists of 217 members who are active in major oil, gas, and petrochemical projects. APEC association management structure is consisted of 9 senior members with professional expertise as the Board of Directors and 3 inspectors. The election of the Board Members is based on the current laws of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The election of the Board of Directors is held every 3 years governed by the General Assembly of the Members. Missions and values of our professional and target oriented work is focused on meeting government and private sectors demands in order to satisfy their needs in the best possible manner, while making key decisions in order to constantly boost our Members benefits. Furthermore, to safeguard the long term sustainability as well as ensuring the improvement of our Member companies, APEC has paved the way for joint venture formations with international companies. Success in all its aspects enriches and motivates individuals in addition to the entire team of people around us. Our cooperation is based on mutual respect in all areas while co-operating with customers and business clients. Our Members hold the highest standards in different working areas, while upholding the necessary environmental standards to keep a nature friendly environment and treating all resources with great care and respect, keeping both work and private life in balance. The history of the oil industry in Iran dates back to a century ago when the first oil well in the middle east was successfully drilled in 1904 in the oil-rich area of Masjed Suleiman . Iran as a strategic oil producer in the Middle East, holds the oldest oil refinery in the region which is located in Abadan city in Khuzestan province. The vision of the Members of APEC, as a private NGO association, has been to integrate engineering and administrative facilities in the country in order to promote the industrial activities in the related areas. Over the past half century, APEC Members have shown their abilities in implementing major projects in various fields. Iran, sharing the world’s largest gas field in the South Pars area, has seen many major mega oil and gas projects in this arena. APEC Members have had a formidable and key role in cooperating with the Iranian government and particularly the Ministry of Petroleum in the development of South Pars oil and Gas projects. Noteworthy of these projects is phase 12 of the South Pars gas field, producing 75 MCM daily. In the last two decades APEC Members have been working with international contractors in joint ventures or consortiums. Members of the APEC association have the ability and are ready to form consortiums or JV to participate in major oil, gas and petrochemical projects in other countries as well. We regard sustainable business management as our main objective. Moreover, it is vital for us to secure our long-term success by meeting our customer’s needs in order to make both customers and employees satisfied. Our plans and strategy: – Attempting to obtain the legitimate rights of our Members. – Exchanging experiences and know how in order to collect the necessary information in recognizing the priorities of projects and finding proper solutions. – Enhancing technical and professional knowledge of the Members by exchanging information with scientific and technical organizations and institutions all around the world in addition to inter changing practical experiences with similar associations. – Using the collected information to develop new plans to create more jobs in the future. – Analyzing the defects and hazards in oil, gas and petrochemical projects in order to solve and enhance their quality during execution. – Promoting the relationships among employers, consultants and contractors – Evaluating the existing plans in order to propose essential projects based on the needs of the country in the future. – Introducing technical and scientific breakthroughs in related areas in order to help to grow the country’s economic and industrial prospects. – Co-operating with Governmental organizations and official entities in providing them with consultation regarding oil, gas and petrochemical projects. – Providing required consultation on draft legislations and regulation to the legislative body in accordance to APEC’s goals, considering the welfare of its Members. – Resolving disputes between Members and other entities through mediation and arbitration. Behzad Hazrati: Chairman of the Board of Directors www.irapec.com 9 Average Years of Experience 70 APEC Members 57 60 50 45 40 35 30 30 25 20 20 Average Years of Experience Years Average 15 10 10 5 2 0 5 20 8 23 24 26 28 43 27 2 Number of Members (217 Members in total) 160 Management and Planning Organization (MPO) 140 128 Grades Granted to APEC Members 120 100 94 84 80 76 held by APEC held by APEC members 63 60 55 Grads Grads 40 40 33 No. of No. 24 23 20 11 6 0 Type of Grades) (637 Grades in Total) Abad Rahan Pars 20 Absolut Engineering 21 Abnieh Fanni Tehran 22 Arsa Sakhteman 23 Arash Sazeh Co. 24 Aria Pishrow Gharn 25 STEAM co. 26 Oxin Farayand Pars Co. 27 Amen 28 Contents Electrocontrol 29 ENERGY PEYMAN 30 ENERGY KAVIR PAYA 31 Enerchimi Engineering Company 32 Anhar Company 33 Itok group 34 IDEH SAZAN SANAT 35 ISTAFER Company 36 Ev-Yol 37 BAMRAH Co. 38 BOKHARA FAN AVARAN 39 Barzin 40 BarsadSazan Kimia 41 Barsoo Engineering Co. 42 Behin Tarh Paydar 43 Boniz Sazeh group 44 MAPNA Boiler 45 Birtech Samaneh Energy Novin 46 Omran Sarir 47 Bina Consulting Engineers 48 pars saman 49 Pars Kayhan 50 Green Refinement Co. 51 Payand Ab Koosha Co. 52 PACE Group 53 Petro Araz 54 Petrotech sun 55 Contents PETRO KAVIR ASIA 56 Petro Pay 57 Petro Gostar Permayon 58 Gheshm Dp 59 Portav 60 Pazhoohesh & Palayesh Radman 61 Pajohesh Omran Rahvar 62 Pournam Co. 63 Pooyandegan Sazeh Pey Afkan 64 PIDECO 65 Pishgam Farasanat 66 Peymankaran Omran Baroo 67 Tablieh 68 Tabdil Energy Paya 69 Tarakom 70 Taransheh Pol Rah 71 TECHINCO 72 Tanavob 73 TETISSE 74 Tehran Berkeley 75 Tehran Jonoob 76 IGWDC 77 Pooya Energy 78 Tose Simatec Iranian 79 Iran Industrial Networks Development 80 Pendar Industrial Development Co. 81 Mehrarad 82 Tirage Construction 83 Jarvand Co. 84 Jondishapour EPC 85 Jonoob Tasisat 86 Jahanpars Group 87 Mehran Engineering and well 88 Contents services Chakad Jonoub 89 Khalkhal Dasht 90 Daniel Petro 91 DTK 92 DRGOIL 93 Dor Riz Engineering Company 94 DaryaPala Energy Co. 95 Derik Energy 96 Radira 97 RAMPCO GROUP 98 OICO 99 Rahsazi Iran Inc 100 Rahbord Energy Alborz ltd 101 Projects Development and Solution 102 Co. Rahbord Sazeh 103 ZANKO Engineering Co. 104 Zolal Iran Co. 105 Zir Asas 106 Jalkeh 107 Satrap Jonoub 108 Erection and Construction Co. (ECC) 109 Sariak 110 Sazeh Khavar 111 SAZEHAY ABI 112 Sayna Ideh Iranian 113 Contents SEPEHR ROSEMOND 114 SCETIRAN 115 Soroush Energy Parsian 116 Soroush Energy Pooya 117 Soroush Pars 118 Sekaf 119 Samasad Engineering 120 SATConsulting Engineers 121 Sayal Gostar Sepand ENG. 122 Shanul Farayand Co. 123 SHABDIZ SANAT APADANA 124 ISTA 125 Shafab 126 SHIMBAR 127 Saeen 128 SAFF ROSEMOND 129 SAFA NICU SEPAHAN C0. 130 Doran Energy Co. 131 SAFF Offshore Industries Co. 132 Sanat-e khat-o palayesh 133 Sanat Sazeh Samin 134 OILMICO 135 Tarhe-e-Now Andishan (TNA) 136 TORGHE ENERGY 137 Talieh Pars Gaem 138 Mohammad Otaredian & Associates 139 Omrab Engineering 140 Omran Sazan Co. (OSCO) 141 Faam Zirsakht Consulting Co. 142 Faraz Energy Development 143 International PERSIAN OFFSHORE 144 FIDEC 145 Contents Faryab jonoub 146 Falat Pars 147 DELTA OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY 148 Kadrsazeh 149 Kanrood Sazeh Co. 150 Kahanroba 151 Kand o Kave Energy e Pars 152 Aban Air Cooler 153 Culham Construction Co. 154 Kayson Inc. 155 Kish Spark 156 Arya Quality Development Co. 157 Kimia PetroGas Elia 158 Keyhan tajhiz petroleum 159 GasTech 160 GAMMA 161 Petro Sanaat Jonoob 162 Shiraz Petrochemical Co. (SPDC) 163 Gostaresh KHotut Energy Iran Co. 164 GANGUN 165 Lole peygostar Eng.Co 166 Maad Kimiya Farayand 167 Maroon Karan 168 MSV 169 Mahan sanat arya co. 170 Abdal Industrial Projects Management 171 Moeen Energy Paya 172 Contents Soil Engineering Services (SES) 173 Pars Consulting Engineers 174 Mojan 175 Maysun Construction & Engineering Co. 176 Meam Team 177 Namavaran Delvar 178 Navrood 179 NEDA Industrial Group 180 NAFT SAZEH QESHM 181 Naghsh-e-Hoda Eng & Const Co. 182 Noandishan Arya Eng. Co. 183 Farab 184 NORAHAN SANAYE 185 Niroo Va Tavan 186 HEDCO 187 HAMPA Engineering Corporation 188 Henza 189 Havayar Industrial Group 190 Hirbodan 191 HIRGAN ENERGY 192 Virakav 193 Vima (PJSC) 194 Euroinvest 195 Water and Energy News agency 196 Association of Petroleum Industry Engineering & Construction Companies APEC Companies 20 www.irapec.com Abad Rahan Pars Add: No 8 ,Mirzayeh Shirazi Ave,Karimkhan Zand St,Tehran Tel: (+98 21) 48620 Fax: (+98 21) 44523908 web&mail: [email protected] [email protected] www.arp-gr.ir www.arp-gr.com Abad Rahan Pars International Group with long-lasting years of experience and service as a general contractor, with the aim of implementing constructional projects in the fields of: Civil Engineering, design and execution of road construction operations, technical buildings, civil, on-shore, installing and launching Oil, Gas and Petrochemicals projects through Engineering- Procurement- Construction (E.P.C), by excellence and optimum quality, is active in the execution of mega projects on an internal and international scale.
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    In The Name of God HISTORY The Packman Company was established in February 1975. In that year it was also registered in Tehran›s Registration Department. Packman›s construction and services company was active in building construction and its services in the early years of its formation.In 1976 in cooperation with (Brown Boveri and Asseck companies) some power plant mega projects was set up by the compa- ny.The company started its official activity in the filed of construction of High-Pressure Vessels such as Hot-Water Boilers , Steam Boilers , Pool Coil Tanks Softeners and Heat Exchangers from 1984. Packman Company was one of the first companies which supplied its customers with hot- water boilers which had the quality and standard mark.Packman has been export- ing its products to countries such as Uzbekistan, United Arab Emirates and other countries in the region. It is one of the largest producers of hot-water and steam boilers in the Middle East. Packman Company has got s degree from the Budget and Planning Organization in construction and services in the membership of some important associations such as: 1. Construction Services Industry Association 2. Industry Association 3. Construction Companies› Syndicate 4.Technical Department of Tehran University›s Graduates Association 5. Mechanical Engineering Association 6. Engineering Standard Association Packman Product: Steam boiler ( Fire tube ) Hot water boiler ( Fire tube ) Combination boile Water pack boiler Steam boiler ( water tube ) Hot water boiler (water tube) Boiler accessories Pressure vessel Water treatment equipment SOME OF CERTIFICATION ARE Manufacturer of Boilers, Thermal Oil Heaters, Heat Exchangers, Pressure Vessels, Storage Tanks & Industrial Water Treatment Equipments ,..