HAZID & HAZOP Studies For The FEED Stage Of The Hely Creek Surface Facility Project – PPL 221

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We’re pleased to announce that TOMSEY Engineering & Services International Ltd has successfully completed the HAZID and HAZOP studies for the Front End Engineering Design (FEED) stage of the Hely Creek Surface Facilities Project – PPL 221, located in the Sapele area of Delta State.


Working for Transnational Energy Limited (TEL) and Platform Petroleum Limited JV Technical (PPL JV Tech), the studies focused on the proposed flowline system designed to transport production from the re-entry of HC-02 and the new HC-03 well over 13.1 km to the Sapele Integrated Gas Plant (SIGP).

Through these workshops, our Technical Safety team facilitated structured hazard identification, detailed process deviation analysis, operability reviews, and safeguard recommendations, ensuring the FEED design aligns with applicable Nigerian and international standards while supporting safe and efficient project development.


This work forms a critical part of the FEED stage, helping to strengthen the safety and operability of the planned facilities and supporting the continued development of the Hely Creek field.

We thank the teams at TEL and PPL JV Tech for their strong collaboration and valuable contributions throughout this engagement.

At Tomsey, we deliver world-class Process Safety and Loss Prevention services, including:
• HAZID, HAZOP & SIL
• Bowtie Analysis
• Design & Operations Safety Cases
• QRA, FERA, EERA
• Technical Safety Reviews

Committed to fit-for-purpose solutions that drive operational excellence across Nigeria’s energy sector.

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY: GIVE TO GAIN

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At Tomsey Engineering & Services International Ltd., International Women’s Day is more than a global celebration—it is a moment to recognize the strength, resilience, and impact of women who continue to shape industries, communities, and the future.

This year’s theme, “Give to Gain,” reminds us of a powerful truth: when women are empowered, supported, and given opportunities to thrive, everyone benefits. Growth is not isolated—it is shared. Progress is not individual—it is collective.

Across our organization and beyond, women are leading, innovating, and inspiring change every day. From engineering and technical services to operations and business development, their contributions drive excellence and push boundaries. Their commitment, creativity, and leadership are essential to building a more inclusive and forward-thinking industry.

However, there is still work to be done. True progress requires intentional action—creating equal opportunities, fostering inclusive environments, and ensuring that every woman has the platform to succeed and lead. When we invest in women, we are not just supporting individuals; we are strengthening teams, businesses, and society as a whole.

Today, we celebrate the women of Tomsey and women everywhere who continue to give their best, lead with purpose, and inspire those around them. Your impact is seen, your voice is valued, and your contributions are shaping a better tomorrow.

When we give, we all gain.

ONGOING PROJECT: RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY CONSTRUCTION AT ROYAL PALM ESTATE, PORT HARCOURT

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We are excited to provide the latest update on the construction of a modern residential property at the prestigious Royal Palm Estate, located along Peter Odili Road in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

This project continues to reflect contemporary architectural design, characterized by clean lines, abundant natural lighting, and spacious, thoughtfully planned interiors. Significant progress has been made on site, with external plastering, roofing, and major structural works fully completed. The property is now moving steadily into the finishing stages, with interior spaces being prepared for final touches, while external detailing and painting work are ongoing, as indicated by the scaffolding on site.

Key Features of the Property:

  • Multi-level layout with expansive window placements to maximize natural light and views.

  • Large balcony and terrace spaces designed for relaxation and outdoor enjoyment.

  • Smartly planned interior layout to support modern living standards, comfort, and functionality.

Set within one of Port Harcourt’s most sought-after residential estates, this development offers a perfect combination of comfort, security, and long-term investment value. Every stage of construction demonstrates our commitment to delivering quality, precision, and excellence in residential building projects.

Current Status: Under Construction – Finishing Works Ongoing

We remain dedicated to bringing this property to completion with the highest standards of quality and professionalism. Stay tuned for more updates as we advance toward the final stages of this exciting development.

HAZID, HAZOP & Engineering design review study: 6-kM Waltersmith Gas Pipeline from AGPC to WIIP

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We are pleased to announce the commencement of the Operations Safety Case development for Belemaoil Producing Limited’s facilities in OML 55.

This comprehensive Operations Safety Case covers four major offshore platforms—Robertkiri, Idama, Jokka, and Inda—all located within Nigeria’s shallow offshore environment at approximately 25m water depth.
OML 55 lies about 40km west of the Bonny Terminal, spanning an estimated 852km² across the mangrove swamp and shallow offshore region of the south-eastern Niger Delta. Previously operated by the NNPC/Chevron Joint Venture, the asset was handed over to Belemaoil Producing Limited, in partnership with NNPC, in February 2015. Current producing fields include Robertkiri, Idama, Jokka, Inda, and Belema North.

Robertkiri Field sits west of Newcross E&P’s Ekulama Field. Its production infrastructure comprises a 12-pile platform with oil and gas processing equipment, a 6-pile utility quarters and helideck platform connected via bridge, and two separate 4-pile structures supporting the heater treater and the LACT metering system along the San Bartholomew River.

Idama Field is developed using a jack-up Mobile Offshore Production Unit (MOPU) and riser platform with capacity for 24,000 bpd of total fluids (15,000 BOPD oil and 9,000 BWPD produced water) and 34 MMscfd of gas. Production from Jokka-1 is tied back to the Idama facilities via manifold.

Inda Field is located approximately 13 km southwest of the Bonny Terminal in 25m water depth, forming part of Belemaoil’s shallow offshore operations.

The development of the Operations Safety Case formally commenced with a field visit and facility inspection to the OML 55 locations from 25th–27th November 2025. The Tomsey team journeyed via speedboats to Robertkiri, Idama, and Inda platforms—an insightful and engaging offshore experience.

The objectives of the facility tour were to:

  • Conduct a comprehensive safety assessment to understand existing operational hazards.

  • Evaluate the current condition, operability, and functionality of installed equipment.

  • Verify the practical implementation of HSE procedures and adherence to Belemaoil’s HSE Management System.

As the project progresses, a Formal Safety Assessment Workshop will be held with full participation from NUPRC.

We extend our sincere appreciation to the Belemaoil team for their continued trust and partnership, and to the onsite personnel for their cooperation and support throughout the field visit.

At Tomsey, we remain committed to delivering world-class Process Safety and Loss Prevention Engineering across Nigeria and beyond. Our expertise covers:

  • Development of Operations, Design, and Decommissioning Safety Cases

  • HAZID & Bowtie Studies

  • HAZOP & SIL Studies

  • Design Safety Reviews

  • QRA, FERA, EERA, and more

We will continue to support organizations across Nigeria and the region with safe, efficient, and future-ready energy infrastructure solutions.

Technical Safety

Advancing Pipeline Safety and Reliability: Our Role in the NNPC Limited Infrastructure Renewal Project

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At Tomsey, we remain at the forefront of technical safety consultancy and process safety management in Nigeria’s energy sector. In line with our commitment to operational risk reduction and pipeline integrity assurance, we are proud to have facilitated the Hazard Identification (HAZID) Study for the NNPC Limited Major Hydrocarbon Pipelines and Infrastructure Renewal Project — one of the most significant pipeline safety enhancement initiatives in the region.

Strengthening Nigeria’s Energy Backbone with Proven Technical Safety Risk Controls

The project covers the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) of six (6) new pipeline systems across the Niger Delta region, with the key objective of improving process safety performance, asset integrity, and environmental protection. Through structured risk assessment and technical safety reviews, we supported the mitigation of:

  • Pipeline failure risks and loss of containment scenarios

  • Operational downtime due to system degradation

  • Environmental and community impact from third-party interference

Our role in the HAZID facilitation ensured that Safety in Design (SiD) principles were embedded early during project planning — a critical component of ISO 45001 and API RP 1173 compliant safety systems.

Technical safety

Powered by Innovative Construction Technology: CHDD

The project, awarded to Fenog Nigeria Limited, adopts Continuous Horizontal Directional Drilling (CHDD) — a trenchless installation method widely regarded as a low-impact pipeline construction technique. This approach delivers key technical safety benefits, including:

  • Reduced geotechnical disturbance and environmental footprint

  • Improved pipeline burial security against mechanical impact

  • Long-term corrosion control and system reliability

By combining advanced engineering practices with robust risk management frameworks, the project sets a new benchmark for safe pipeline infrastructure development in Nigeria.

Technical safety

Looking Ahead

Now at the DED / Construction stage, this project is positioned to significantly improve flow assurance, operational uptime, and regulatory compliance across Nigeria’s midstream infrastructure.

At Tomsey Engineering & Services, we remain committed to supporting stakeholders through:

✅ HAZID / HAZOP Studies
✅ Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA)
✅ Fire & Explosion Risk Analysis (FERA)
✅ Emergency Response & Safety Case Development

Our mission is clear — to deliver safer, smarter, and more resilient energy systems for the future.

LBCS TOILET CONSTRUCTION WORKS

Project Update: Progress on the LBCS Toilet Construction Works

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We are pleased to share the latest update on the LBCS Toilet Construction Project, which is progressing steadily on site. This project highlights our commitment to quality construction works and timely delivery, ensuring that every phase is completed with precision.

Completed Activities:

  • DPC (Damp Proof Course) concrete works completed

  • Reinforcement for the DPC completed

  • Setting out successfully executed

  • Block works for the main building currently ongoing

With these milestones achieved, the substructure phase has now been fully closed out. This marks a key stage in the overall building project, and we are excited to continue making progress.

At Tomsey, our goal is to deliver top-quality construction services that meet client expectations, comply with safety standards, and remain within project timelines. Each stage of this project demonstrates the expertise of our team and our dedication to excellence in the engineering and construction industry.

We look forward to sharing more updates as the project advances into the superstructure phase. Stay tuned for more progress reports.

Man, Myth, Manager: Navigating Mental Health in the Modern World

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Man, Myth, Manager: Navigating Mental Health in the Modern World

Picture this: it’s Thursday evening. I’m on a client call trying to sort out a price variation on our contract – caused, of course, by the latest jump in material costs. The client is definitely not happy, and it’s a tense meeting. My 3-year-old, overly energetic as always, bursts into the room to show me his latest cartwheel and is insistent I pay attention to his moves. My phone pings — it’s an urgent message from my team about a supplier delay caused by overly zealous customs officers at the Port in Apapa. Meanwhile, my wife is asking if I remembered to pick up the pineapples – her favourite fruit, on the way home. And I still have to prepare a prayer outline for church by the weekend. This is real life.

Being a man in today’s Nigeria means wearing multiple hats: husband, father, COO of a 30-person organization with clients across the country, church worker, and the dependable family member others (uncles, cousins, and everything in between) turn to when times are tough — financially and otherwise. And the times are tough. The economic uncertainty, the price surges, that keep blindsiding businesses and households alike — it all piles on the pressure.

Man, Myth, Manager: Navigating Mental Health in the Modern World

For years, I wore my stress like a badge of honour. After all, wasn’t that what being a man meant? Push through. Provide. Protect. But eventually, I realised that approach was like trying to carry the weight of Lagos traffic on your head — it will crush you.

Man, Myth, Manager: Navigating Mental Health in the Modern World

Now, I take a different approach. I prioritise small moments of connection — the 15 minutes before bedtime when I pray with my boys and talk about their day, or the quick call with my wife during the day where we vent about how our day at work is going. Those moments are my reset buttons.

I also set boundaries (well, I try to!). When that late-night work request comes in, I remind myself: if I’m always available, I’ll soon be unavailable in the ways that matter — emotionally, mentally, even physically.

And let’s not underestimate the magic of community. Games night with friends, or banter after church meetings, goes a long way. It’s not always about finding solutions — sometimes, just knowing you’re not alone in this daily hustle makes a world of difference.

Finally, I’ve stopped chasing the perfect “balance.” Life comes in waves. Some days, business demands more — especially in an unpredictable economy. Other days, the family needs me to be fully present. What matters is being intentional in whatever role I’m in at that moment.

Man, Myth, Manager: Navigating Mental Health in the Modern World

So, this Mental Health Month, let’s drop the myth that we have to have it all together. Let’s laugh, let’s connect, let’s admit when we’re overwhelmed. Because no matter how chaotic the world gets, the best thing we can do — for ourselves and those who rely on us — is to protect our peace.
Ife Olatunji
Chief Operating Officer
Tomsey Engineering and Services Int’l Ltd

Celebrating Fathers: Our First Heroes and Forever Role Models

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On this special day, we pause to recognize and honor the unwavering strength, silent sacrifices, and profound impact of fathers everywhere. Father’s Day is more than just a date on the calendar — it’s a heartfelt reminder of the quiet guidance, enduring love, and consistent support that dads provide throughout our lives.

At Tomsey Engineering & Services International Ltd., we understand the importance of strong foundations — both in structures and in relationships. Just as a solid framework holds up a building, a father’s presence lays the groundwork for the values, discipline, and confidence that shape generations.

This Father’s Day, we salute the men who rise early, work hard, and give their all without asking for recognition. To the ones who lead by example, protect with strength, and inspire with love — thank you. Your influence reaches beyond words and lasts through time.

Whether you’re a father, a father figure, or someone cherishing the memory of one, today is for you.

Here’s to fathers:

  • Our first heroes.

  • Our lifelong role models.

  • The steady hands behind every success story.

From all of us at Tomsey, Happy Father’s Day.

Honoring Democracy: The Power of Every Voice

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Today, we celebrate the heart of our nation — Democracy.

Democracy Day is a reminder of our collective journey toward freedom, equality, and governance by the people. It is a day to reflect on the strength of our voices, the importance of our votes, and the sacrifices made to ensure that every Nigerian has a say in shaping our future.

At Tomsey Engineering & Services International Ltd., we believe in building not just infrastructure, but a society where every hand, every idea, and every vote matters. The vibrant image of raised hands and ballot papers represents more than just elections — it symbolizes unity, choice, and progress through participation.

As we mark this important day, let us recommit to the values of democracy:

  • Active participation in nation-building.

  • Respect for rights and freedoms.

  • Courage to speak, vote, and act for the good of all.

Let us never take for granted the power we hold as citizens. Democracy thrives when we engage — not only during elections but every day in our communities and workplaces.

Happy Democracy Day, Nigeria.
Together, let’s build a stronger, more inclusive nation.

Successful Completion of HAZOP for Ohaji Flow Station Modification – SEPLAT PLC

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We are pleased to announce the successful completion of the Hazard and Operability (HAZOP) Study for the Ohaji Flow Station Modification Project executed for SEPLAT Petroleum Development Company PLC.

This milestone represents a critical step in ensuring the safe, efficient, and operable execution of the project. The HAZOP study was conducted in full compliance with international best practices and was facilitated by a multi-disciplinary team comprising process engineers, operations personnel, safety experts, and project stakeholders. The structured and systematic review identified potential process hazards and operability concerns associated with the planned modifications at the Ohaji facility.


We commend the entire project team and SEPLAT PLC for their commitment to safety, professionalism, and operational integrity. With this major milestone completed, we look forward to the seamless execution of the next phases of the Ohaji Flow Station Modification Project