Woodside Robot Trialed at ERGT Australia

17 April 2018

Woodside Robot Trialed at ERGT Australia

ERGT Australia’s Perth Training Centre recently played the part of an Oil and Gas workplace for a robot trial conducted by Woodside Energy. Woodside has been trialling the robots on-site to perform activities suggested by their operators, engineers and maintenance workers. The ideas include performing high-risk tasks such as high voltage switching, first responder to alarms on our unmanned platforms or spoken work instructions to complement written manuals and procedures.

To conduct a realistic low-risk trial Woodside utilised the Perth Training Centres’ production platform and decommissioned equipment such as gas bunds, a Koomey Unit (Accumulator) and vessels.

ERGT is proud to support Woodside’s efforts aimed towards robotics to reduce risk for their workforce. It is a demonstration of how innovation and collaboration can lead to solving some of the Oil and Gas industry’s largest and most complex challenges and contribute to safe, efficient and reliable operations.

Watch the robots being trialled on-site here www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1LhrTfIc_4

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