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Pishgaman Fanandish Co General Catalogue General Pishgaman Fanandish Co. March 2021-Rev 5 Pishgaman Fanandish Co. Fundamental philosophy: Helping Industries in their development and maintenance work by offering best Technical Services. General Information: Starting its business in 1994, the Pishgaman Fanandish Co. is one of the pioneers in the field of development of industrial plants. Activities include Engineering, Procurement, Manufacturing, Erection, Operation, Repair and maintenance. Various industries include Oil, Gas and Petrochemical plants, Power plants, Transportation, Steel, Agriculture, Automotive industries and Mega buildings. Mission: Over view Over To improve corporate credits through the creation and development of sustainable values for customers, employees and shareholders by providing technical and engineering services for industry owners. Strategies: ● Developing technical and expert knowledge. ● Proposing competitive prices. ● Extending the partnership network. ● Establishing the commitment culture and organizing management teams. Board of Directors: ● Mr. M.A. Mousavi, Managing Director ● Dr. H. Esmaeili Moghaddam, Chairman ● Mr. M.H. Mostakhdemin Hosseini, Member and deputy MD ● Mr. A. Shabani, Member Shareholders: Pishgaman Fanandish Co. is a private company. The board members hold the majority of shares and the rest of shares belong to the company employees. 1 Pishgaman Fanandish Co. Board of the Directors Senior of CEO-Managing Director Legal, International Marketing, Managing Director Office Supplying of monetary resources, etc Consultant Budget Committee Steering Committee Technical Committee QHSE Marketing & Communication Tecnichal & Engineering Human Resource Management Planning Dept. Procurement Dept. Financial Management Development Dept. Management Administration & Wellfare Planning & Project Control Marketing Development Supplying Design & Engineering Accounting Identification & Evaluation of Resource Development System & Methods Communication Development Construction Tender Wage & Salary Suppliers Support IT Warehouse Maintenance Tenders Creadits Documentation & Technical Financial Agent Group _ Projects A Archives Group _ Projects B Group _ Projects C Group _ Projects D Other Projects 3000 2559 2629 2363 2500 1763 2000 1638 1500 1000 Employee 500 0 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 data General Steel other Automotive & 8% 2% Transportation 17% Agriculture 10% Powerplant 15% Construction & Facilities 30% Oil, Gas & Petrochemical 18% Pishgaman Fanandish Co. 2 Iran Project Management Association Iranian Maintenance and Repair Association Association of Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Companies (APEC) Association of service and technical and support companies Iranian Association for Ethics Iranian Renewable Energy Association Union of Iranian Energy Associations Iran Chamber of Commerce Iran-Oman Chamber of Commerce Iran-Iraq Chamber of Commerce Pishgaman Fanandish Co. is the holder of several international quality assurance certifications. & Standards License ,Certificates License These certificates, issued by Plan and Budget Organization of Islamic Republic of Iran, confirms Pishgaman FanAndish Co. has the necessary qualifications for projects in the following engineering fields and also determines the ranking of the company in accordance with each field. These ranking are rated in five levels which the high- est level and the lowest level are illustrated by Grade 1 and Grade 5 respectively. ● Buildings and Constructions fields ……………………. Grade 1 ● Installations and Equipment fields …………………….. Grade 1 ● Oil and Gas fields ………………………………………. Grade 1 ● Water field ……………………………………………… Grade 3 ● Industry and Mining fields …………………………….. Grade 2 ● Energy field …………………………………………….. Grade 1 ● Road and Transportation fields ………………………... Grade 5 3 Pishgaman Fanandish Co. This certificate, issued by Ministry of Energy of Islamic Republic of Iran, confirms Pishgaman FanAndish Co. has necessary permissions and qualifications for operation maintenance and repair of hydroelectric power plants related to Grade 1 and also undertaking three simultaneous projects regarding to this certificate. This certificate, issued by Ministry of Cooperatives, Labor, and Social Welfare of Islamic Republic of Iran, confirms Pishgaman FanAndish Co. has the accredited qualification in the following fields: • Repair and Maintenance of office equipment • Kitchen and Restaurant Affairs • Public services and security • Green space maintenance other In the fields of electricity, electronics, control and automation, Machinery and equipment for oil, gas and petrochemical industries This certificate, issued by Ministry of Cooperatives, Labor, and Social Welfare of Islamic Republic of Iran, confirms Pishgaman FanAndish Co. has the accredited qualification in safety. Pishgaman Fanandish Co. 4 Pishgaman Fanandish Co. has successfully accomplished several EPC contracts in different industries. This is achieved by making use of skilled employees and experienced management teams. Industry name ● Malayer Oil Depot Oil, Gas & ● Birjand Oil Depot Petrochemical ● Bana Gostar Karane Oil storage tanks (24000 M3) Automotive ●P&F system for Car production line for FIAT (TOP Co. in Saveh) ● Loshan power plant fuel storage (30000 M3) Power Plant ● Bandar Abbas power plant mazut storage tanks (2*30.000 M3) Steel ● Esfahan steel company Mold Repair workshop EPC Projects Water ● Gachsaran water storages Tanks ● Amir Kabir cattle feed plant in Khuzestan (Sugar Cane and By Product Plant) Agriculture ● Fruit and vegetable leftover transfer line to cattle feed factory. ● Shoeibieh cattle feed plant in Khuzestan Sivil ● Construction of Green Square of Zanjan 5 Pishgaman Fanandish Co. Pishgaman Fanandish Co. has reputable record in delivering projects in the field of construction, installation & commissioning of industrial plants and it has been known as a professional company in this field, thanks to the policy of the profound quality and on time delivery of the projects. These projects are related to Power Plant industries, Oil & Gas, Car manufacturing industries, Agriculture & Food industries and Steel plants: Industry Construction, Erection & Commissioning Project ● Fabrication of industrial structures and equipment, sulfur handing system for south Oil, Gas & pars Gas Filed Development in Assaloyeh Rah-Sahel institute Petrochemical ● Piping work (120000 Inch Dia) ,Assaloyeh refinery south pars complex (phase 22 to 24) (Darya-Sahel institute) ● Several projects in Iran khodro industrial group ● Equipment for L84 & L90 projects – Parskhodro Automotive ● Construction and erection of EMS steel structure, slat conveyors and carrier 6 attachment projects - Kashan SEECO (SAIPA) ● Installation of car manufacturing equipment in Kashan - SEECO (SAIPA) Construction, Erection Erection Construction, Power Plant ● Marun Hydraulic Power Plant. Field & Commissioning ● Installation of Pars industrial carbon black plant in Saveh Construction ● Construction, erection and commissioning of equipment and sidelong facility for &Facilities feeding limestone fines of new limestone building- Isfahan steel Co, ● Agglomeration plant (Sinter plant) in Esfahan steel Co. ● Erection & commissioning of 30 cranes, double side trimming and slitting shears in Khozestan Oxin Steel Co. Plant. Steel ● Esfahan steel company iron core and coke transferring system. ● Construction and erection of Mechanical equipment for 5 sugar cane plants (Debel, Mirzakoochakkhan, Salman, Farabi & Dehkhoda) in Khuzestan-Sugar cane and by Product Development Co. ● Construction, installation sand blasting and painting of fuel & molasses tanks Agriculture storage, and sand filters, sugar cane and by product development Co. ● Industrial slaughterhouse in Shahrekord, Eghlid, Ilam, Khorein & Yasouj. Pishgaman Fanandish Co. 6 Pishgaman Fanandish Co. has begun Operation, Maintenance & Repair projects since the establishment of company; however these fields of projects have been developing since 1999. Industry Operation, Maintenance & Repair projects ● Mechanical equipment in Tondgooyan Co petrochemical.-Khuzestan, Mahshahr ● Maintenance & repair of civil, electrical & mechanical equipment in Boalisina & Arvand Petrochemical Co. ● Maintenance & repair of Ammonia urea unit and offsite in Razi petroleum Co ● Maintenance & repair of civil, electrical & mechanical instrument and services equipment in Tehran Oil Refining Co and Bandar abbas Oil, Gas & ● Esfahan refinery, maintenance & repair of Equipment, Fire Fighting and operation Petrochemical services ● Maintenance and repair of mechanical and electrical and services in south Asaloye & Repair Field & Repair ● Operation, maintenance and repair of mechanical, electrical and communication utilities and systems of RIPI (Research institute of Petroleum of Iran) ● Maintenance and repair of civil, elect, mechanical equipment in Kermanshah and Operation, Maintenance Operation, Khark Petrochemical Co. ● Maintenance and repair of equipment in Khark oil field ● Several Projects in SIPA, Iran khodro Industrial Group ( in different workshops such Automotive as assembly shop – body shop & paint shop 1, 2, 3 – body shop 2,3,4,5- press shop) 7 Pishgaman Fanandish Co. Industry Operation, Maintenance & Repair projects ● Maintenance and repair and power generation management Siah Bishe, dam and power plant ● Power generation management Karun3 dam & power plant- Khuzestan, Izeh ● Operation Karun4 dam & power plant- Khuzestan, Izeh Power Plant ● Maintenance & operation and repair of Shahid Rajai and Lavarak Dams, power plants,
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