(WO) — EnerMech has secured a five-year extension of its non-destructive testing (NDT) contract with Chevron Australia, extending the agreement through the end of 2031.
Originally awarded in 2017, the contract will see EnerMech continue providing inspection and asset integrity services across Chevron Australia’s operations, supporting the maintenance and reliability of its energy infrastructure.
EnerMech’s services include advanced NDT, condition monitoring, corrosion management, statutory inspections, engineering support and specialized asset integrity solutions.
The company has previously supported Chevron Australia on major developments in Western Australia, including the Gorgon and Wheatstone LNG projects. Its work has included commissioning, maintenance, shutdowns and ongoing operational support.
“Strong customer relationships are earned through consistent performance, technical expertise and an uncompromising commitment to safety,” said Charles “Chuck” Davison Jr., CEO of EnerMech. “Our Australian team has built a reputation for delivering high-quality solutions in some of the industry’s most demanding operating environments.”
Heath Ward, EnerMech’s regional vice president for Australia, said the company’s established local workforce and experience with Chevron Australia’s operations will support continued service delivery under the extended agreement.
EnerMech provides a range of services across Australia, including integrity management, pipeline and subsea services, process services, cranes and lifting, hydraulics, valves, and electrical and instrumentation support.
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