As offshore energy demand continues to rise, FPSO (floating production, storage and offloading) units play a vital role in ensuring safe and efficient oil and gas production. SGS, a global leader in testing, inspection and certification, is committed to providing a comprehensive suite of services to address the evolving needs of the FPSO sector. These services span the entire project lifecycle, from design and construction to commissioning and operations.

With decades of industry expertise, SGS offers specialised solutions in supplier assurance, vendor and fabrication inspection and technical staffing. Additionally, its commissioning and operational support services ensure FPSOs meet the highest global safety and regulatory standards. The company’s turnkey modular laboratory service streamlines equipment selection, procurement, commissioning and startup, resulting in faster project timelines and enhanced safety during operations. With SGS managing and operating the laboratory, FPSO and FLNG operators can rely on uninterrupted, reliable and unbiased testing results.

Laura Wakeham, global head of supply chain and technical staffing solutions at SGS said: “At SGS, we understand the complexities involved in FPSO projects – from intricate design to critical commissioning and operations. Our goal is to provide FPSO operators with the expertise and assurance needed to enhance efficiency, minimise downtime and ensure regulatory compliance.”

As the industry evolves, SGS remains dedicated to supporting FPSO operators in overcoming challenges related to sustainability, safety and operational integrity. Visit SGS at Booths B05 & B07 at the FPSO World Congress 2025 in Singapore this September to learn more about how SGS is helping shape the future of FPSO operations.

With its innovative solutions and global presence, SGS is the partner of choice for FPSO services worldwide.

Find out more: https://www.sgs.com/en/events/2025/09/fpso-world-congress-2025

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