From tender to project close-out, CrineonERP connects HSE, QA/QC, equipment, crews and finance, so the office sees what the site sees.
Cash reaches site the same morning
Every joint traced to its material
Sound familiar?
Reports, certificates, equipment and signatures, all chased by message. Everyone is busy. Nobody can see the whole picture.
Who it’s for
01
Well services, inspection and site support crews working under operator contracts, where every job runs on permits, certificates and day rates.
02
Flowline replacement, tie-ins and integrity work, where materials, welds and drawings must trace back without gaps.
03
Cranes, sidebooms, generators and support equipment, hired out to clients and hired in for your own jobs.
What you get
01 · Daily site reports
Civil, HSE and QA/QC each file from a phone. The project manager reviews them together and issues one numbered report to the client.
02 · HSE management
Incidents, near misses, permits to work and observations, with HSE statistics that include your subcontractors’ man-hours.
03 · QA/QC and document control
Procedures and drawings are approved before issue, superseded ones are withdrawn, and every weld traces to its welder, procedure and material.
04 · Equipment rental
Rent out and hire in on one availability board. Site timesheets become invoices, and hired-in units are tracked apart from your own.
05 · Crew competency
Certificates for staff and subcontractor workers, with alerts before they expire. Permits and site badges are refused for anyone whose certificate has lapsed.
06 · Nigerian Content
Staffing and spend by origin, prepared from the same staff, supplier and project records you already keep, ready for your NCDMB reporting.
Controls for oil and gas
Cash requisitions for site running costs follow your chain, are retired with receipts, and a new advance follows your rule while one is still open.
Journey management plans are approved before travel by road, and an overdue arrival alerts Security.
Crew certificates, permits and licences each have an owner and an expiry alert, and lapsed ones block the work they cover.
A week in the MD’s chair
Folake AdeyemiManaging director · three active sites
Folake runs an oilfield services company with three active sites. On paper weeks, she runs it by phone, and finds out late.
SAT 10:00Still reconciling the week. Nobody is sure which version of Site 5’s cost is right.
Same company, same week. The numbers come to her, and only the decisions need her.
FRI 17:00The week closes on time. Monday’s management pack is already scheduled.
Built for Nigeria
Staffing and spend by origin, per project and per year.
Paid by days actually worked, as a cost of the project.
Rates by grade and day, reconciled to site manpower.
Operator contracts in dollars, site costs in naira.
Every deduction from an operator tied to its certificate.
Use cases
Receipts come in from site, balances return or reimburse, and a new advance follows the company’s rule while one is still open.
Expired certificates show before the crew leaves the yard, not at the client’s gate.
Each unit’s contract and rate card turn approved timesheets into the invoice, and the availability board shows what’s out, what’s back and what’s hired in.
Every journey runs on an approved plan, and an overdue arrival raises an alert before anyone has to ask where the vehicle is.
FAQ
Yes. Requisitions, approvals and daily site reports work from a phone, so supervisors file from site rather than the office.
Yes. Staffing and spend by origin are prepared from the staff, supplier and project records already in CrineonERP, ready for your NCDMB reporting.
Yes. Subcontractor workers have their own records and certificates, their hours count in your HSE statistics, and a lapsed certificate blocks their permits and site badges.
Yes. Hired-in units sit on the same availability board as your own equipment, marked as third-party, with their hire costs charged to the project that uses them.
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