Plant and equipment layouts are often developed using legacy drawings, ad-hoc measurement, or incomplete spatial information. In constrained or congested environments, assumptions around available space, interfaces, and access can quickly break down — particularly as equipment changes, suppliers vary, or configurations evolve late in the project.
This solution exists to support layout decisions where physical fit, interfaces, and feasibility cannot be left to chance. Phase verifies layouts against verified physical conditions, allowing teams to rely on them when consequences are high.
Layouts are frequently finalised under time pressure using drawings that no longer reflect site conditions or equipment that has not yet been fully defined. In distilleries, offshore facilities, and drilling environments alike, space is limited and tolerance for error is low.
For drilling and operations teams, this risk is amplified during loadouts and campaigns. Equipment, containers, and temporary configurations continue to change while mobilisation dates approach. Vertical interfaces across decks, hatches, and access points add further complexity. Late discovery of clashes or clearance issues leads to rework, delay, and disruption — often when options are most limited.
This solution verifies that layouts can be relied upon in practice, typically covering:
Layout verification is applied flexibly, depending on the asset, configuration, and level of consequence. The examples below illustrate how spatial feasibility and interfaces are typically verified in practice before layouts are relied upon.
Teams are able to proceed with layouts that reflect what is physically achievable. Fit, interfaces, and access constraints are understood before fabrication, loadout, or installation, reducing reliance on assumption and late-stage adjustment.
Uncertainty is addressed early, while options remain open. Decisions are supported by verified spatial information that can be reviewed, challenged, and relied upon — whether for distillery installations, offshore loadouts, or complex campaign configurations.
Phase operates from Aberdeen, supporting plant and equipment layout verification across offshore, industrial, and infrastructure projects throughout Scotland and the UK.
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