Koybash Engineering provides process engineering support for new facilities, existing assets, and the changes that connect them. We help clients define project requirements, evaluate technical risks, and develop the documentation needed to move from an initial idea toward detailed design and execution.
Our work combines engineering analysis with an understanding of operating constraints. Whether the priority is a facility expansion, a safeguarding review, or reliable as-built records, we start by aligning the scope with your technical and business objectives.
Scoping & FEED Studies
Good project decisions begin with a clear understanding of what needs to be built or changed. Scoping and Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) studies establish the requirements, design basis, and key interfaces before detailed engineering begins.
We assess technical options, identify facility constraints, and consider the operational and economic factors that influence the project. This early work helps teams understand the engineering scope, recognize risks, and develop a foundation for cost and schedule estimates.
Depending on the agreed scope: concept evaluation, process design basis, preliminary process documentation, risk identification, and engineering inputs to project planning.
Process Safeguarding Audits
Pressure protection systems need to be evaluated against credible operating and overpressure scenarios. Koybash supports these reviews through pressure safety valve (PSV) sizing, safeguarding calculations, and flare network simulation.
We examine relief loads, equipment protection requirements, and network capacity to identify potential constraints. The findings help operators understand where further investigation or design changes may be required and provide a documented basis for engineering decisions.
Depending on the agreed scope: relief scenario assessment, PSV sizing calculations, flare network modelling, capacity reviews, and engineering recommendations for new or existing facilities.
Field Verification & As-Built Development
When drawings and site conditions no longer match, uncertainty can carry into maintenance, modifications, and new projects. Field verification establishes what is actually installed and identifies discrepancies in existing records.
We use verified site information to develop or update as-built drawings and technical documentation. A reliable record of existing conditions helps project teams define interfaces, plan modifications, and reduce avoidable rework during later engineering stages.
Depending on the agreed scope: field verification, drawing discrepancy identification, updates to process documentation, and as-built records to support operations and future projects.
Brownfield Modifications & MOC
Modifying an operating facility requires careful attention to existing systems, access, tie-ins, and operational continuity. We develop engineering solutions around those constraints, with an emphasis on practical integration and constructability.
Our support extends from initial assessment through detailed process engineering and implementation support. We also contribute the technical evaluations and documentation required for Management of Change (MOC), helping teams understand how a proposed change affects the facility.
Depending on the agreed scope: assessment of existing infrastructure, modification design, hydraulic analysis, process drawing updates, discipline coordination, and technical MOC support.
Greenfield Facility Design
A new facility needs a coordinated design that brings process requirements, equipment, utilities, and operating priorities together. Koybash develops process engineering solutions with safety, constructability, and long-term reliability in focus.
We work across project disciplines to establish design requirements and develop the process documentation that supports detailed engineering. Our approach considers how the facility will be built, operated, maintained, and adapted as needs evolve.
Depending on the agreed scope: process design, equipment and system requirements, hydraulics, process flow diagrams (PFDs), piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&IDs), control narratives, and design review coordination.
Start with Your Project Requirements
Tell us about the facility, the current project stage, the challenge you are addressing, and any existing drawings or studies. We can then discuss the engineering scope and the information needed to take the next step. Discuss your project with Koybash →