Refineries, terminals, and tank farms.
Large process sites where the inspection backlog is real, the access is controlled, and every finding has to be defensible.
The site profile
Hundreds of acres inside one fence.
Assets that require elevated or confined access to inspect by hand.
Contractor time booked weeks out.
A perimeter that runs far past where anyone patrols.
The process site workflows
Coverage of the assets and the boundary, on a schedule your operations team sets.
Tank tops, roofs, and structures
Repeatable overhead coverage of the assets that currently need a lift, a rope crew, or a permit to look at.
Elevated structures and stacks
Scheduled visual coverage of structures your team would otherwise inspect from a basket or not at all.
Fence line and access
Scheduled sweeps of the boundary, gates, and laydown areas between staffed patrols.
Alarm response
Launch to a sensor or alarm trigger and get eyes on the location before anyone walks toward it.
The record
Every finding carries a photo, a location, a timestamp, and a severity. It becomes a draft work order in the format your reliability and HSE teams already use, and it stays in a register your auditors can pull.
We plan missions around your classified areas and your permit process, not around them.
Where it fits
Assets
Tank tops, roofs & structures.
Structures
Elevated structures & stacks.
Perimeter
Fence line, gates & laydown.
Response
Eyes on an alarm before a walk.
Have a site like this?
If the backlog is long and the access is the reason, it is probably a fit. Let's talk about a pilot.