Safety and Industry Digitization

As industries increasingly digitize, safety remains paramount. Integrating cutting-edge technologies like IoT sensors, AI, and data analytics enhances safety protocols across sectors. Real-time monitoring systems detect anomalies, preventing accidents before they occur. Digital twins simulate operations, allowing for risk assessment and safety optimizations without jeopardizing personnel. Automated workflows streamline processes, reducing human error and improving overall safety standards. However, with this digital evolution comes the challenge of cybersecurity, necessitating robust protection measures to safeguard against potential threats. Ultimately, industry digitization promises safer work environments through innovative solutions and proactive risk management strategies, ensuring the well-being of workers and the longevity of operations.

Our approach

In order to meet the required schedule, TransGas delegated procurement and construction management services to WSP. WSP’s procurement procedures allowed for the selection of contractors and material suppliers in an efficient manner while still ensuring traceability for insurance auditors. The tight schedule for the emergency repairs required a collaborative effort between the Saskatchewan Industrial group (Project Management, Mechanical Engineering and Structural Engineering) and the Calgary Oil & Gas group (Electrical Engineering the Calgary Oil & Gas group (Electrical Engineering the Calgary Oil & Gas group (Electrical Engineering and Procurement Services).