CSLB 1081313 · A · C10 · C57 · California

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ENWOP Extending Infrastructure Sustainably

Services

Corrosion control through the life of the asset

From the initial design of corrosion control of an asset, through installation, continued operation and maintenance, to servicing. At any point of an asset's life cycle, Enwop can assist with advisement and sustainability of your asset.

Outdoor cathodic protection rectifier cabinet with gauges, open, next to a remote monitor and disconnect switch.

Cathodic protection rectifier

Galvanized rectifier and control cabinets with conduit mounted on a brick wall.

Rectifier and control cabinets

Worker in a hard hat and safety harness kneeling on concrete with a handheld survey instrument.

Field survey

Packaged sacrificial anode with a red lead, on grass beside a hole ready for burial.

Sacrificial anode installation

Crew working at night at the base of a pole with a cut in the pavement.

Night field work

Ultrasonic thickness probe and digital gauge taking a reading on a steel surface.

Ultrasonic thickness testing

Protective lining being applied inside a large-diameter pipe

Interior lining

Welded repair patch on the interior of a steel vessel

Welded repair

Steel bands and lining on the interior of a large-diameter pipe, with a work boot for scale

Internal pipe reinforcement

Looking up a deep utility vault with large flanged pipes toward a hatch of daylight

Utility vault piping

Vacuum excavation in a paved work area, with a suction hose in a cut in the asphalt

Hydro excavation

Wheeled robotic machine inside a large-diameter pipe

Robotic pipe work

Digital caliper measuring remaining thickness of a rusted steel plate

Remaining wall thickness

Track-mounted drill rig and crew beside a storage tank

Drilling at tank

Wire loops sealed into a concrete wall at station 540

Embedded sensors

Sealant along an interior joint in a concrete structure

Joint sealing

Heavily corroded pipe connection at a concrete wall

Flange corrosion

Excavation with rebar formwork and steel assemblies in a pit

Foundation and rebar

Orange infrared asphalt heater with a propane tank on cracked pavement.

Asphalt heater

White vacuum truck with boom and hose at a curb.

Vacuum truck

Worker in overalls installing ICCS equipment on a lawn beside a pickup.

ICCS installation

White packaged anode with red lead in a dug hole.

Anode in excavation

Blue circular utility cover in a brick sidewalk.

Utility cover

Worker kneeling on a lawn by a pickup and portable welder.

Residential installation

Rusted pipe with a hole eaten through the wall.

Corroded pipe

Crew cutting a sidewalk marked with a blue triangle.

Concrete saw

Two workers with a vacuum pipe by a tree.

Vacuum excavation

PosiTest adhesion tester reading 4.931 MPa on a sample plate.

Adhesion test

Orange marker post at a fenced industrial plant.

Site marker

Truck-mounted drilling mast on a dirt site.

Well drilling rig

Worker in a trench with a digital gauge reading 0.50.

Trench measurement

Vacuum excavator and crew on a dirt lot in the pines.

Vacuum excavator

Electrical enclosure mounted on an insulated pipe.

Isolation device

Green pipes in an open trench with yellow padding and orange safety fence.

Pipe in trench

Black cables welded to a coated pipe in an excavation.

Cable weld

Life-cycle work

These four stages are the corrosion-control path Enwop is positioned to cover. They are not four unrelated trades—they are one protective system over time.

  1. 01

    Design

    Engineering the corrosion-control approach before construction or rehabilitation, so the system fits the asset, soils or product, and required life. Design is documented so installation and later maintenance have a baseline.

  2. 02

    Installation

    Field installation of the designed measures, sequenced with civil and electrical work. The aim is correct placement and commissioning—not a drawing left unimplemented.

  3. 03

    Operation & maintenance

    Continued operation and maintenance of installed protection: periodic checks, records, and adjustments so the system keeps doing what it was designed to do.

  4. 04

    Servicing

    Repair, troubleshooting, and support after systems have been in service—when conditions change, equipment ages, or an owner needs the asset brought back to a maintainable state.

Complete asset service provider

Named capabilities

Enwop is a complete asset service provider including construction management, project and program management, inspection, survey, engineering, and design. Those functions sit alongside the corrosion-control life cycle; they are how the work is planned, built, and verified.

How those functions are used

Industry-standard meanings of the services Enwop already names—no added product lines.

Construction management

Field and contract coordination for the work: schedule, quality, and interface with other trades so corrosion-control installation is built as designed.

Project and program management

Planning, reporting, and coordination for a single project or a multi-asset program, keeping design, construction, inspection, and closeout aligned.

Inspection

Field inspection of assets and of installed protection to document condition and to inform maintenance, repair, or redesign decisions.

Survey

Field survey in support of corrosion control and asset records—location, condition, and the measurements engineering and maintenance need.

Engineering

Technical analysis and documentation that turn operating requirements and field data into a workable protective design and a defensible basis for work in the field.

Design

The initial design of corrosion control of an asset, and design support later in life when the asset or its operating conditions have changed.

Discuss scope

Email or call with the asset type, location, and whether you need design, installation, O&M, servicing, or a mix.

Contact dsullivan@enwop.com