The ECOS training curriculum delivers a four‑day, high‑impact learning experience: two days of structured theoretical instruction followed by two days of immersive, hands‑on practical training.

Theoretical sessions accommodate any class size, ensuring broad knowledge transfer across your organization. Practical training is intentionally limited to six participants — with an optimal group size of four — to maximize engagement, precision, and real‑world skill development.

ECOS-ATC™ site survey captures all technical, structural, electrical, mechanical, and operational data required to install and commission the ECOS Automatic Tank Cleaning (ATC) system on the specified rig or vessel. By securing every installation‑critical detail upfront, it removes the need for any additional site survey before mobilization.

The deliverable is a single installation report containing all findings, recommended solutions, precise installation and adaptor drawings, complete materials and consumables, risk and access assessments, and a final installation‑acceptance checklist for handover and sign‑off. The package is designed to streamline planning, reduce uncertainty, and enable a frictionless commissioning process.

Tank Cleaning Machines (TCMs) are positioned to match each tank’s geometry and contamination profile, delivering a concentrated cleaning performance that underpins ECOS’s operational results. Because these machines are core to our service delivery, maintaining their reliability is mission‑critical. Over time, wear is inevitable, and periodic repairs are required to keep TCMs performing at full specification. ECOS prioritizes fast, precise restoration of customer units, ensuring they return to the field quickly — and that tanks remain clean, compliant, and continuously in service.