PLC, HMI, SCADA, instrumentation, electrical, and process-control solutions for upstream, midstream, and downstream facilities.
Industrial Systems Integrators designs and integrates automation systems for oil production, gas processing, pipelines, terminals, tank farms, and refining operations.
ISI connects pumps, compressors, separators, tanks, valves, burners, instrumentation, PLCs, RTUs, HMIs, SCADA systems, and operating data into coordinated control systems.
From a remote production site to a plantwide modernization project, we develop controls around the actual process, operating requirements, equipment limitations, area classifications, and existing infrastructure.

Control well streams, separators, heater treaters, dehydration equipment, chemical injection, export pumps, and produced-water systems.
Coordinate pumps, compressors, valves, pressure control, flow measurement, station permissives, and remote operating commands.
Automate tank transfers, loading systems, pumps, valves, level monitoring, blending, inventory measurements, and high-level alarms.
Integrate compressors, scrubbers, dehydration systems, coolers, valves, pressure loops, and supporting process equipment.
Develop burner, furnace, heater, purge, flame-monitoring, temperature-control, and equipment-interlock systems.
Connect remote sites, pipelines, storage areas, and process units through centralized monitoring, alarms, trends, and reporting.
Oil and gas production controls must maintain pressure, level, temperature, and flow while coordinating multiple outlet streams and supporting equipment.
HMI and SCADA displays provide operators with equipment status, process measurements, controller outputs, active alarms, and historical trends.
Pipeline systems depend on coordinated pressure, flow, equipment availability, and communication between remote stations.
Control strategies are developed around the process, equipment manufacturer requirements, operating limits, and owner standards.
Tank farms and terminals require clear product routing and dependable coordination between tanks, pumps, valves, meters, and loading equipment.
Operators can monitor the complete transfer path and identify which tank, pump, valve, or process condition is preventing operation.
Refinery automation requires coordination across process units, utility systems, storage areas, and product-transfer operations.
We can work with standalone PLC systems or exchange information with existing distributed control systems and plantwide SCADA platforms.
Combustion systems require defined operating sequences, verified permissives, and clear fault information.
Controls are developed around the equipment requirements, process design, owner standards, and applicable project requirements.
Production sites, tank facilities, pipelines, and compressor stations may be spread across a large operating area.
Communication loss and stale data are clearly identified so operators know when remote information cannot be trusted.
Obsolete controllers and unsupported operator interfaces increase maintenance difficulty and downtime risk.
Projects can be divided into controlled phases around production schedules, shutdowns, turnarounds, and equipment availability.
HMI and SCADA displays organize equipment status, process measurements, controller outputs, alarms, and trends around the actual operating process.
Control logic verifies required equipment and process conditions before pumps, compressors, valves, burners, or operating sequences are started.
Centralized SCADA gives operators visibility into production sites, tanks, pipelines, and equipment that may be located miles apart.
Organized programs, consistent tag names, backups, alarm descriptions, and current documentation help maintenance personnel support the system.
HMI and SCADA displays organize equipment status, process measurements, controller outputs, alarms, and trends around the actual operating process.
Control logic verifies required equipment and process conditions before pumps, compressors, valves, burners, or operating sequences are started.
Centralized SCADA gives operators visibility into production sites, tanks, pipelines, and equipment that may be located miles apart.
Organized programs, consistent tag names, backups, alarm descriptions, and current documentation help maintenance personnel support the system.
Yes. Our controls capabilities apply to production, gathering, processing, pipeline, storage, terminal, and refining operations.
Yes. We can develop phased installation and cutover plans around production requirements, available shutdowns, and operating limitations.
Yes. ISI can integrate remote sites through radio, cellular, fiber, Ethernet, or existing communication infrastructure and connect them to a centralized SCADA system.
Yes. We can exchange equipment, process, alarm, and operating data with existing PLC, DCS, SCADA, historian, and reporting systems.
Yes. Controls, instrumentation, panels, and electrical equipment can be selected around documented area classifications, project specifications, owner standards, and installation requirements.
Yes. ISI provides control-panel engineering, manufacturing, assembly, programming, testing, labeling, documentation, and field integration.
Yes. We can prepare control changes, test programs, coordinate cutovers, support commissioning, and troubleshoot systems during planned shutdowns and turnarounds.
PLC, HMI, SCADA, drives, controls, and equipment integration for automated systems.
Develop power, control, instrumentation, communication, and installation designs for treatment facilities and remote utility sites.
Custom conveyor and warehouse control panels assembled, labeled, programmed, tested, and documented for field installation.
Throughput, production counts, equipment status, downtime, alarms, routing results, trends, and operating data.