Industries
The same completions problem, shaped differently by every sector.
Tags, records, punch and certificates are common to every commissioning scope. What changes is the volume, the connectivity, the number of parties and how the evidence gets audited. Pick a sector — or go straight to your project type.
12 sectors, one completions model.
Each sector page walks the full picture: where the evidence normally breaks down, how the register is structured, what gets signed in the field and what the handover pack looks like on the last day.
01Energy and resources
Production, generation and extraction assets where the register runs to tens of thousands of tags.
6 sectors · 59 project types10 project types
Oil and gas
Tens of thousands of tags, layered MC/RFSU certification, multi-year preservation and an operator who audits the trail before taking custody.
9 project types
Offshore wind
The same record set repeated across every turbine, executed offline inside nacelles, rolled up to fleet-level readiness.
10 project types
Power and grid
System turnover packages, protection and loop test evidence, and energisation gating from first fire to PAC and FAC.
10 project types
Solar and energy storage
Repeatable string, inverter and BESS records at scale, rolled up block by block to grid connection and first dispatch.
10 project types
Nuclear
Safety-class qualification, turnover packages and outage critical path evidence held under one auditable register.
10 project types
Mining and minerals
Pit, plant and port scopes held in one register — pre-commissioning checks, wet and dry commissioning and ramp-up evidence through to first metal.
02Process and industrial
Plants and vessels where regulated process systems are commissioned line by line.
4 sectors · 40 project types10 project types
Manufacturing
Line-by-line acceptance for new plants and expansions, with FAT, SAT and installation evidence held against each asset.
10 project types
Life sciences and pharma
Commissioning and qualification on one register — FAT, SAT, IQ, OQ and PQ evidence captured to ALCOA+ standards and released to GMP.
10 project types
Water and wastewater
Treatment, network and pump station scopes proven through loop testing, wet commissioning and process proving before takeover.
10 project types
Marine and shipyards
One yard-controlled register shared across every subcontractor, from system testing through sea trials to delivery.
03Critical facilities and built environment
Buildings and mission-critical sites handed over to an operator on a fixed date.
2 sectors · 20 project types10 project types
Data centres
Level 1 to 5 commissioning held in one register — pre-functional checks, functional tests and integrated systems testing before IT load.
10 project types
Buildings and infrastructure
Pre-functional checks, functional performance testing and integrated systems testing evidenced per asset, through snagging to practical completion.
Project type directory
Go straight to your scope.
An LNG train, a substation energisation and a hospital handover share a data model but almost nothing else about how the work is run. Every project type below has its own page with the register structure, certification gates and field workflow written for that scope.
LNG, FPSO, platforms, subsea, refineries, pipelines, terminals and turnarounds.
Oil and gas overviewWhat stays constant, what changes per sector.
Sector-specific completions tools tend to hard-code one certification ladder. Deskely keeps the data model fixed and makes the sector differences configuration, so a contractor working across sectors runs one system.
Constant everywhere
A controlled tag register
One list of tags, systems and subsystems that every record, punch item and certificate is written against.
Records signed at the asset
A, B and C inspection and test records completed in the field on tablets, online or offline, then signed.
Punch that gates completion
Defects raised at the tag with photos, categorised so the ones that block certification actually block it.
A dossier that exports itself
Certificates and their underlying evidence assembled continuously, so handover is an export rather than a project.
Different per sector
Volume and repetition
Tens of thousands of unique tags on an LNG train, versus the same short record set repeated across 100 turbines.
Who signs
Operator, class society, yard, notified body or plant owner — each expects a different signature ladder.
Where the work happens
Nacelles, engine rooms, live process units and subsea spreads all mean disconnected capture and late sync.
How it gets audited
Some sectors sample the dossier at handover; others audit the trail continuously before taking custody.
The same modules underneath every sector.
Whichever industry you are in, the platform is the same set of modules working off one register.
Master data
Tags, systems and subsystems under change control.
ITR records
Templated A, B and C records signed against each tag.
Punch lists
Category A and B items raised and closed at the asset.
Walkdowns
Structured inspections that raise punch as you walk.
Preservation
Per-tag routines on their own cadence, from delivery.
Certificates
MC, RFSU and handover gated by the evidence beneath.
Questions we get asked.
See pricingIs Deskely commissioning software for a specific industry?
No. Deskely is a completions and commissioning platform built on a tag register, inspection and test records, punch lists, preservation and certification. Those elements are the same in oil and gas, offshore wind, power, data centre, manufacturing, marine, building and mining projects. What changes per sector is the volume of tags, the certification ladder and who audits the evidence, and all of that is configured rather than custom built.
Which industries does Deskely support?
Oil and gas, offshore wind, power generation and grid, solar and energy storage, data centres and mission-critical facilities, manufacturing, marine and shipyards, buildings and infrastructure, and mining and minerals — each with its own project-type pages beneath it.
Can one system cover several project types at once?
Yes. Each project has its own register, templates and certification model, while the underlying platform, users and reporting stay shared. A contractor running a refinery turnaround and an offshore hook-up can run both in Deskely without maintaining two toolsets.
How long does it take to set up a new project?
The register is usually the long pole, and the AI drawing parser turns P&IDs, line lists and equipment lists into a reviewed tag register in days rather than months. Templates, systems and signature rights are configured alongside it, so a project can start capturing records in the field within the first weeks.
