Our 5 steps to a successful project
We take over the complete project management of your plant. Collaboration with a local EPC is also desired. Benefit from our experience in all phases of service: from planning, to installation, to post-commissioning service.
AHT reviews the client’s feedstock and site against AHT’s technical criteria.
- For standard plants, AHT prepares a quotation.
- For non-standard scopes, the engineering team produces a preliminary design before quoting. Once the client is ready to proceed, AHT finalises the contract, agrees the scope and payment schedule, and holds an internal kick-off meeting.
What the Client Receives:
- A quotation and, where applicable, a preliminary engineering package;
- A signed purchase agreement with defined scope, payment terms, and warranty.
AHT’s process, mechanical, and electrical engineers produce the first complete design of the plant. The full package documents goes to the client for review.
What the Client Receives:
- The first complete design package for review;
- Formal confirmation that the plant will meet the agreed specification before detailed engineering begins.
Every engineering discipline finalises its drawings and documents. Once the client accepts this engineering documents, the design is frozen with no further changes without a formal change order.
What the Client Receives:
- The complete, production-ready design package documents.
Manufacturing starts only after Client confirmation/payment. AHT manufactures and assembles the plant at its supplier factory. Each component goes through an acceptance test (FAT). AHT checks that the client’s site is ready to receive the delivery before logistics are arranged. The client is invited to witness the factory acceptance test.
What the Client Receives:
- A tested and assembled plant; documentation of all factory tests; delivery to site once site readiness is confirmed.
AHT’s team supervises erection on site and runs a systematic series of checks. The plant then runs through the Site Acceptance Test (SAT). Once the test passes, operators are trained, the Final Acceptance certificate is signed, and the plant is handed over. AHT remains available for warranty claims after handover (Usually for 1 year period or as per stipulated in the agreed contract).
What the Client Receives:
- A fully commissioned and running plant; operator training;
- Warranty coverage.