Solchem Ottman Nigeria Limited was incorporated in 1991 as an indigenous Nigerian engineering and construction company based in Warri, Delta State, Nigeria. Our capability across pipeline, fabrication, inspection, commissioning and civil works is the foundation of every programme we facilitate.
Solchem has operated continuously as an engineering and construction business since 1991. Alongside project delivery, professional retraining, skill acquisition and HSE training have formed part of the company’s human-capital development work. Our training programmes formalise that experience.
Solchem is incorporated as an indigenous Nigerian engineering and construction
business.
Pipeline welding, fabrication, inspection, EPC services, mechanical commissioning
and civil construction develop into core disciplines.
Professional retraining, skill acquisition and HSE training become part of Solchem’s
human-capital development work.
Solchem converts its engineering knowledge into structured engineering and HSE
training programmes with certification pathway support.
Every capability listed below is an operating discipline of Solchem, mapped directly to the
training content it supports.
Fabrication and welding of pipeline systems, spools and
associated steelwork to written procedure.
Underpins the pipeline welding and inspection
preparation programme, including practical booth work.
Informs the programme administration and
scheduling discipline applied to training.
Informs the programme administration and
scheduling discipline applied to training.
Mechanical completion, pre-commissioning and commissioning support on engineering projects.
Forms the basis of the mechanical commissioning
readiness programme.
Environmental controls and management associated with
engineering operations.
Feeds the environmental content within HSE programmes.
Construction, repair and rehabilitation of storage tanks and
associated structures.
Provides practical context for mechanical
completion and inspection training.
Non-destructive testing and inspection of welds, pipework and industrial assets.
Directly supports the inspection and NDT foundation programme.
Civil works supporting industrial, pipeline and facility projects.
Provides site context for HSE supervisory preparation.
Professional retraining, skill acquisition and HSE training as part of Solchem’s human-capital development work.
The direct foundation of Solchem’s training
facilitation model.
Descriptive scopes drawn from Solchem’s stated engineering activities. No client names,
values or performance claims are published.
Fabrication and welding of pipeline systems and spools, executed to written welding procedures with associated quality documentation.
Non-destructive testing and inspection of welds and pipework in support of construction and integrity programmes.
Construction and rehabilitation of storage tanks, including associated structural steelwork and surface preparation.
Mechanical completion and pre-commissioning support, including punch listing and system handover
documentation.
Civil construction works supporting industrial, pipeline and facility installations.
Professional retraining, skill acquisition and HSE training delivered as part of Solchem’s human-capital development work.
Understanding the technical gap an organisation or
professional community needs to close.
Defining scope, duration, delivery format and the certification the programme prepares for.
Aligning content and administration with the
requirements of the awarding body.
Publishing the programme and receiving structured
applications.
Human review of every application against published
criteria.
Instruction and supervised practical work in the
training facility.
Practice assessment and individual readiness review.
The independent body conducts its own examination and awards certification.
Reviewing results and recording the programme
outcome.
Clear boundaries between Solchem as facilitator, the independent awarding body, and the
candidate.
The safety and quality expectations that govern Solchem project work also
govern the training environment.
Every programme begins with safety expectations for the classroom, workshop and any site-based activity.
Programme content, facilitator assignment and candidate records are reviewed before each cohort is published.
Practical sessions are supervised, procedure-driven and assessed rather than demonstrative only.
Readiness is assessed internally before a candidate is presented to an awarding body.
Attendance, punctuality, PPE compliance and honest declaration of information are conditions of participation.
Candidates apply directly. Organisations and certifying bodies can enquire about delivery,sponsorship or partnership.
