Aries has the largest Inspection and Non-Destructive Testing division in the Middle East. The team consists of experienced non-destructive Inspection (NDI)/ OCTG/Eddy current/ cathodic protection. We are equipped with the latest inspection tools and technology to cater the most advanced requirements of our offshore, onshore, oil & gas clients.
We also have trained and specialized inspection teams with relevant offshore training and medical certification to serve the offshore sector, especially the Rigs, FPSO, FSO, MODU’s, Platforms and well head units etc..
Aries Energy’s conventional NDT scope includes ultrasonic pulse-echo testing, liquid penetrant inspection, magnetic particle testing, eddy current inspection, demagnetization, leak testing, positive material identification (PMI), ferrite analysis, hardness testing, and holiday/spark testing. The division also performs ASME U Stamp audits. These methods are applied across offshore, onshore, and oil & gas assets by inspectors trained in offshore safety protocols.
Yes. Aries Energy’s inspection personnel are trained in offshore safety protocols and hold medical certification required for rig and platform deployment. Technicians are also trained and certified to Level II under SNT-TC-1A. This combination allows the team to mobilize directly to offshore installations without additional client-side certification lead time.
Aries Energy holds classification society approvals from ABS, RMRS, DNV-GL, and IRS, meaning inspection reports can be recognized in class-related surveys and audits. The division’s management systems comply with ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 29001:2020, and ISO 45001:2018. These approvals support acceptance of NDT documentation by ship owners, EPC contractors, and asset operators working under classed projects.
Yes. PMI and hardness testing are part of Aries Energy’s conventional NDT service scope and can be scheduled alongside methods such as ultrasonic testing, penetrant inspection, and magnetic particle testing during the same site mobilization. Combining these checks in one campaign is typically used to verify weld and base-metal integrity without multiple separate site visits.
