01Assess the Surface
02Control the Process
03Verify the Result

Our approach

From evaluation to verified handover.

A structured operating approach for technically credible offshore delivery.

The PICSA method

Clarity before
mobilisation.

PICSA begins with the offshore asset need and then defines the appropriate service, delivery boundary and specialist interfaces.

Every recommendation is informed by the actual operating context—not assumptions transferred from another project or a preference for one technology.

01

Evaluate

Review the asset need, operating context, interfaces, constraints and required outcome.

02

Qualify

Confirm capability, specialist partners, technical method and acceptance criteria.

03

Control

Define responsibilities, worksite controls, equipment, competence, access and interfaces.

04

Deliver

Mobilise the agreed team and resources under the client’s permit and site-control arrangements.

05

Verify

Record the completed scope, deviations, evidence and follow-on actions before handover.

Decision gates

Progress only when
the evidence is ready.

Each gate creates a clear decision point for engineering, HSE, operations and procurement stakeholders.

G1

Technical fit

Asset need, operating context, service boundary and required outcome defined.

G2

Method acceptance

Method, specialist interfaces and acceptance evidence reviewed by the client’s authority.

G3

Delivery readiness

Personnel, equipment, logistics, access, controls and interfaces accepted.

G4

Handover

Completed scope, deviations, evidence and follow-on actions recorded.

Core principles

Evidence over assumptions

Asset data, trials where relevant and acceptance criteria guide the service.

Control without shortcuts

Safety, access, environmental and contractor-interface risks are designed into delivery.

Honesty about capability

Verified, partner-delivered and developing capabilities are clearly distinguished.

Clear handover

Completed work, limitations and next actions are recorded and visible.

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Bring us the scope. We’ll define the next step.