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Company Profile 2019 EPC Contractors of Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Industries www.piecc.net History Petrochemical Industries Erection and Construction Co. is a fully private joint-stock company which has been established in August 1989 with the aim of implementing major construction projects and also transferring new technologies of Oil, Gas, and Petrochemical industries. Company profile With company head quarter located, in Shiraz-Iran and its branch office in Tehran- Iran, ECC is continuously committed to provide a sound business solutions for its clients. Through organic grow and diversification and with its subsidiaries arms, today the company offers a wide range of services from carrying out the EPC projects in Oil, Gas, Petrochemical industries in both Onshore & Offshore, power plants to projects services, investment and presenting investment opportunities to its partners around the middle east region and CIS countries. During the past decades ECC with present working capacities of 25,000,000 Man– Hour per year became a leading construction company in the field of petrochemical, oil and gas by executing numerous mega projects. With owning 100 percent shares of PIDEC (Petrochemical Industries Design & Engineering Company) ECC has acted as one of the most famous and reliable EPC contractor's. ECC delivers management, engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, operation and manpower services to develop, design & build projects for customers both in Iran and overseas. AREAS OF ACTIVITIES Petrochemical Plants Oil Refineries Gas Plants SERVICES Procurement Shipment, Transportation, and Customs Clearance Project Management Construction , Fabrication and Installation Commissioning Subsidiaries 1) Petrochemical Industries Design & Engineering Company (PIDEC) Perform all design, engineering (Basic & Detail) services, procurement and project management of oil, Gas and petrochemical industries. With work load capacity of 1,000,000 standard man-hours per year in: Feasibility Studies License Arrangement Finance Arrangement Conceptual and Basic Design Basic & Detail Engineering Procurement Services & Equipment Supply Project Management 2) Welding Industries & Electrode Manufacturing Company (WIEM) A specialized manufacturer of welding electrodes and cutting and grinding machines tools in Oil, Gas and petrochemical industries. With production capacity of 10,000 TPA electrodes, industrial gases 8,000,000 L/Y Electrodes for Welding Mild & Medium Tensile Steels. Electrodes for Welding High Tensile Steels. Electrodes for Welding Stainless Steels. Special Electrodes. Oxygen, purity 99.995%. Nitrogen , purity 99.995% 3) Parto Rahandazan Sanaat Company (PRSC) Operations, pre-commissioning, commissioning, in Oil, Gas, and petrochemicals industries. With work load capacity of 250,000, standard man - hours per year in: Precommissioning Commissioning Start Up 4) Pars Energy Machinery Company (PEMCO) By owning a variety range of light & heavy construction machinery with lifting capacity up to 750 tons crawler crane it supplies different services for Oil, Gas & Petrochemical industries. With work load capacity of 1,800,000 machine – hours per year in: Supply all the required machineries in erection and construction projects. Heavy equipment erection and installation with heavy duty cranes in gas, oil and petrochemical industries. 5) Pars Dena entrepreneurs energy industries Company (PDCO) Operation new professional management system maintenance in Oil, Gas and petrochemical industries and consultation in the field of internal and foreign investment and trade. Present perfect Consulting and Services Project Management In Oil/Gas/Petrochemical Projects Design & Implementation &Training Project Management Office (PMO) Organization & Implementation Strategic Management Office (SMO) Organization & Implementation Integrated Management System (IMS) Commercial Management in EPC Projects Supply expert human resources 6) ECC University of Applied Science and Technology (ECC UAST) ECC stablished this university with the aim of training employed personnel. This University is administered by the ministry of science, technology and research which helps to increase skill level of employed personnel in various sectors of technical fields. Vision & Mission To provide world-class management, engineering, Procurement & construction services through people & organizational development to improve quality of life. Furthermore, we are looking for partnership with leading companies who are specialist in renewable energy fields with the aim of protecting environment. Values Respecting People, their Values & Rights Observing Professional Ethics and Adhering to all Obligations Insisting on Quality, Health and Safety, Protecting the Environment & Promoting Sustainable Development Cherishing Creativity, Initiative and Innovation Promoting Continuous Technical & Managerial Improvements Advancing Win-Win-Win Relationships Certificates: Due to years of performing many projects based on international standards and specifications and also obeying the standard regulations ECC has been awarded the following certificates by CVI: ISO 9001: 2008, Quality Management System ISO 14001: 2004, Environment Management System OHSAS 18001: 2007, Occupational H & S Assessment Series Standard HSE-MS: Health, Safety, Environment Management System ISO / TS 29001: 2010, QMS for Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Projects Awards Elected company on top Iranian contractor festival (TOPEX) 2013. Appreciated as of premium entrepreneur in the entrepreneurship festival 2013. Supreme insignia in management from the quality and state productivity summit of modern management 2014. Elected company on 3rd international symposium on Iran 2026 vision of energy management 2014. Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) policy: Petrochemical Industrial Erection and Construction (ECC) is committed to provide a safe and healthy workplace and conduct its activity in the manner that protects the Environment. We do this by continual identification of Environmental Aspects and OH&S hazards to eliminate, control and manage them and be well prepared to deal with them effectively at early stages to minimize adverse impacts and risks. To achieve these goals all company`s activities shall adhere to the following principles: Performing our work in a safe and environmentally friendly manner complying with established HSE system and procedures and complying with all legal and other applicable regulation. Reducing number of injuries, occupational health related incidents, exposure and fire incident. Disposing wastes safely and responsibly after taking measures to reuse, recycle, refurbish and recover. Investigating and learning from past incidents for prevention of reoccurring. Assigning clear health, safety and Environment responsibilities to executive managers and works and providing adequate resources and leadership to mitigate and combat HSE concerns. Constantly monitoring, measuring and reviewing performance. Intolerance of the conditions and behaviors that contribute to incident, injuries and environment pollution. As a result we aim to have a HSE performance we can be proud of, to earn the confidence of customers, shareholders and society at large, to be a good neighbor and to contribute to sustainable development. ECC`S vision is an incident and injury free workplace, with no harm to people while protecting the environment. Quality policy Following to our Vision to Build a Leading, World-Class Organization Capable of Managing & Implementing Multidisciplinary Engineering, Procurement and Construction Projects, we are committed to: Adhering to all Specifications, Requirements and Quality standard Agreed upon in Contracts. Remaining Unflinchingly Focused on the Objectives of its Quality. Abiding by Relevant National & International Laws, Regulations & Standards. Implementing a Continual Improvement System. Ensuring Efficient Provision & Effective Management of Resources. Enhancing People's Knowledge. Increasing People Involvement in the Implementation of management Systems. Respecting Stakeholders' Views. Track Records: Completed Projects Completed Projects In Progress Projects NO. NAME OF PLANT LOCATION PLANT CAPACITY Status NEW FCCU & ALKYLATION PLANTS (J.V. WITH 1 ABADAN FCCU : 45000 BPD (Feed) In Progress PIDEC) ABADAN REFINERY GASOLINE PRODUCTION INCREASE (J.V. WITH BANDAR GASOLINE:37,700 BPD 2 In Progress PIDEC) BANDAR ABBAS REFINERY ABBAS GAS OIL:47,500 BPD SHIRAZ 3rd UREA PLANT SHIRAZ PETROCHEMICAL 3 SHIRAZ 3250 TPD In Progress CO. HENGAM Unrea Amonia PROJECT - CIVIL AMMONIA 2050 TPD UREA 4 ASALUYEH In Progress WORKS 3250 TPD Gas Sweeting Plant (GSP) ASALUYEH Ethylen & Ethan In Progress 5 ERECTION & CONSTRUCTION COMPANY MAIN CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT & MACHINERY ITEM DESCRIPTION CAPACITY UNIT MANUFACTURER QTY. 1 CRAWLER CRANE 750 TON. MANITOWOC 1 2 TELESCOPIC CRANE 100 & 110 TON. DEMAG 2 3 CRANE 5 ~ 35 TON. LOCATLLE / TODANO 7 4 AIR COMPRESSOR 900 CFM INGERSOLLRAND 2 5 AIR COMPRESSOR 250 & 600 CFM HOLMAN / INGERSOLLRAND 3 6 FORK LIFT 10 TON. KOMATSU / HISTER / SAHAND 1 7 FORK LIFT 5 ~ 8 TON. SAHAND / HYUNDAI 4 8 TRACTOR FERGOSEN 2 9 DIESEL WELDING MACHINE 400 & 500 AMP. LINCOLN / ESAB / DENYO/ HOBART 56 10 TRAILER WITH TRUCK 24 TON. VOLVO / MACK 2 11 WATER / FUEL TANKER 5000 ~ 10000 LITR ISUZU / BENZ 4 12 DIESEL GENERATOR 200 ~ 450 KVA VOLVO 27 13 DIESEL GENERATOR UP TO 200 KVA VOLVO / MARKIN/ HONDA 16 14 BATCHING PLANT 30 M3/H 5 15 CONCRETE HAMMER 250-500 MAKITA 30 16 ROLLING MACHINE
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