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Electromechanical installation works

Mechanical and electrical installation across industrial and building projects, delivered as a scope rather than as supplied labour, through all three group companies.

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NSTC takes electromechanical installation as a contracted scope: equipment installation, pipework, cable and containment, panel installation and pre-commissioning support. The work is handed over against your drawings rather than directed by you day to day.

This scope is available through all three group companies, so an industrial installation in Abu Dhabi runs under Royal Eagle Electromechanical Works, a Dubai fit-out under Shabab Al Najum Technical Services, and Sharjah work under the lead company. The crew mobilises from the emirate the work is in.

Where the same project also needs supplied labour, both come from one company. That removes the interface between the labour supplier and the installing contractor, which is usually where responsibility gets lost.

Specification

Item	What we work to
Mechanical	Equipment installation, setting and alignment, and associated pipework
Electrical	Cable pulling, containment, terminations and panel installation
Pre-commissioning	Continuity, loop checks and pre-commissioning support to your procedures
Method	Your method statements, or ours submitted for your approval
Entities	Available through all three licensed group companies
Documentation	Installation records and punch list closure at handover

What the scope includes

Equipment installation, setting and alignment to the drawing.
Mechanical pipework associated with the installed equipment.
Cable containment, cable pulling and terminations.
Panel installation and interconnection.
Pre-commissioning support, including continuity and loop checks to your procedures.
Punch list closure and handover documentation.

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Entities

All three group companies

Method

Yours, or ours for approval

Systems

ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001

Where this scope runs

Industrial plant

Equipment and utility installation on operating and greenfield plant, worked under the permit regime the operator runs.

Building services

Mechanical and electrical installation on building projects, sequenced with the main contractor programme.

Shutdown windows

Installation and replacement work inside a fixed turnaround window, where the date does not move.

Retrofit and upgrade

Replacing or extending existing systems in service, with isolation and reinstatement planned in the method statement.

How to request electromechanical installation

Send the requirement

Trade, quantity, site, start date, duration and any certification you need.

We confirm

Availability, worker grades and commercial rates come back to you.

You approve

Review the profiles and issue a purchase order or letter of acceptance.

Crew mobilises

Workers arrive with documentation complete and a named crew lead as your contact.

Common questions

Can we take the labour instead of the scope?

Yes. Electricians, mechanical fitters, pipe fitters and helpers are all available as supplied manpower if you would rather direct the crew yourself. The same workers do both, so the choice is about who carries the delivery risk rather than about who is available.

Which company would hold the contract?

Whichever of the three group companies is licensed in the emirate the work is in: Noor Al Shabab Technical Contracting in Sharjah, Shabab Al Najum Technical Services in Dubai, or Royal Eagle Electromechanical Works in Abu Dhabi. This is what lets a crew mobilise locally rather than travelling across the country.

Do you write the method statement?

We work under your procedures where you have them. Where you do not, we develop the method statement and submit it for your approval before mobilising. Either way nothing starts on site until the method is approved.