01 October 2015
Rexel International Projects Group (Rexel IPG) will showcase next month its expertise in large oil and gas capital projects as well as its capabilities at a leading oil and gas exhibition and conference in the region.
Rexel will promote its range of services including technical application assistance, supply chain consolidation, project management solutions and project logistic services, at the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition & Conference (Adipec) to be held in the UAE capital from November 9 to 12, where more than 85,000 are expected to attend.
Rexel IPG, which manages electrical material for large capital projects, from electrical bulks to cable and engineered equipment, said it recently supported the completion of a large chemical complex in Saudi Arabia, where its know-how helped cut material costs in addition to improving project construction efficiency, quality and performance, and reduced total cost of ownership.
Through this approach, Rexel IPG said it has delivered more than 20 per cent savings on electrical material.
Rexel IPG supports its customers throughout their project lifecycle, from electrical design to material delivery. Working along with the customers’ engineering teams, the company said it helps build their electrical solutions, before sourcing products from a complete range of global, local and niche electrical vendors to minimise the cost of material.
By defining and monitoring the project-specific execution plan, it said it simplifies project management and ensures the project is on schedule. Rexel also deploys tailored material management either on the jobsite or using a dedicated warehouse nearby to optimise material availability.
“Customers can meet us at Adipec show and find out how we can help them design efficient electrical solutions, select the right products, and make sure they get their material on time and meet their KPIs (key performance indicators),” said John Kaznowski, regional director Middle East.
The Rexel Group has stocking locations across the globe.