Project Experience
PT Barata Indonesia menugaskan Lemtek UI melakukan audit investigasi Workshop Heavy Machining Center
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Di awal November 2025 PT Barata Indonesia suatu badan usaha milik negara yang bergerak di bidang industri teknologi dan manufaktur mendukung sektor pangan, energi, sumber daya air telah menunjuk Lemtek UI untuk melakukan audit investigasi struktur dan pondasi bangunan Workshop Heavy Machining Center (HMC) milik PT Barata Indonesia di Gresik Jawa Timur. Kegiatan yang Lemtek UI lakukan meliputi pengamatan dan pemetaan kerusakan, pengujian di lapangan (destructive dan non destructive test) serta pengujian di laboratorium baik untuk struktur baja dan beton serta tanah. Pada hari Selasa tanggal 2 Desember 2025 bertempat di kantor PT Barata Indonesia di Jakarta yang berlokasi di Lt 10 Menara MTH Jakarta Selatan dilakukan rapat pembahasan hasil survey yang menjelaskan kondisi struktur, pondasi dan tanah di lokasi bangunan. Dari PT Barata Indonesia diwakili oleh Hertyoso Nursasongko ST (Direktur) beserta jajarannya, sedangkan Lemtek UI diwakili oleh Dr Wisnu Isvara MT (General Manager), Fieneshia Sevita MT (Business Development Manager), Dr Heri Khoeri MT (Team Leader) beserta tim enjineer yang terlibat. Dari paparan hasil survey diharapkan dilanjutkan analisis untuk menghasilkan rekomendasi dan alternatif perbaikan bangunan. Pada akhirnya bangunan HMC ini diharapkan dapat berfungsi secara maksimal dengan mengoptimalkan fasilitas Crane 100 Ton serta mesin CNC bending untuk material baja 120 milimeter dengan kapasitas terbesar di Indonesia. Workshop HMC juga digunakan untuk area fabrikasi dan assembly konstruksi bervolume tinggi, seperti Pressure Vessel, Wind Power, Bullet Tank, Komponen Kapal Selam, Crane Pelabuhan, Kiln, dan lainnya termasuk Roda Kereta Api. Harapannya adalah dengan adanya HMC, maka PT Barata Indonesia menjadi perusahaan manufaktur berskala global dan terus aktif partisipasi dalam pembangunan infrastruktur dalam negeri.
Lemtek UI memerima kunjungan dari Fakultas Teknik Universitas Diponegoro
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Pada hari Senin tanggal 1 Desember 2025 tim dari Fakultas Teknik Universitas Diponegoro yg terdiri dari Prof Dr Purnawan Adi Wicaksono selaku Wakil Dekan Sumber Daya, Dr Ar Arnis Rochma Harani serta Dr Ar Resza Riskiyanto berkunjung ke Lemtek UI di Kampus UI Salemba. Bertempat di Ruang Rapat Utama Lt 2 Gedung Lemtek UI Salemba, tim Lemtek yang terdiri dari Dr Wisnu Isvara MT, Retyaning Pujiutami MT, Fieneshia Sevita MT dan Budi Setiawan ST, menerima kunjungan dari tim FT Undip yg bermaksud ingin mengetahui pengelolaan Lemtek UI sebagai suatu unit kegiatan khusus di Universitas Indonesia yg memberikan jasa layanan di bidang design, engineering dan pengembangan sumber daya manusia. Dr Wisnu Isvara memaparkan tentang Lemtek UI meliputi sejarah pendirian, dasar hukum, organisasi & tata kelola, pengelolaan sumber daya, strategi pemasaran & klien serta berbagai macam pengalaman proyek yang pernah dikerjakan Lemtek UI. Kemudian dilanjutkan dengan acara diskusi & tanya jawab dan diakhiri dengan pemberian cendera mata serta foto bersama. Tim Lemtek UI berharap materi yang disampaikan serta hasil diskusi dapat memberikan wawasan dan pemahaman bagi tim FT Undip yang bermaksud mengembangkan unit usaha akademik di lingkungan Universitas Diponegoro.
FGD Penyusunan Standar Pengupahan dan Pengawakan Kapal Dinas Perhubungan DKI Jakarta
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Sebagai bagian dari kegiatan studi yang dilakukan Lemtek UI bersama Dinas Perhubungan DKI Jakarta maka pada hari Selasa tanggal 25 Nopember 2025 bertempat di Hotel Grand Mercure Harmoni Jakarta diselenggarakan Forum Group Discussion (FGD) Kajian Penyusunan Standarisasi Pengupahan dan Pengawakan Kapal Dinas Perhubungan Provinsi DKI Jakarta. FGD diawali dengan sambutan dari Dr Syafrin Liputo selaku Kepala Dinas Perhubungan DKI Jakarta dan dilanjutkan dengan sambutan dan pembukaan FGD oleh Ir Suharini Eliawati MSi selaku Asisten Perekonomian & Keuangan Setda Provinsi DKI Jakarta. Beberapa pejabat dari Pemerintah Provinsi DKI Jakarta juga hadir diantaranya Dr Hari Nugraha selaku Asisten Deputi Gubernur Bidang Budaya, Dr Fatchuri selaku Kepala Bidang Pelayaran dan Penerbangan, Sutanto MT selaku Kepala Unit Penyelenggara Pelabuhan Daerah, Renny Dwi Astuti MT selaku Sekertaris Dinas Perhubungan DKI Jakarta dan Gresilia Novie Retriana MT selaku Kepala Seksi Angkutan Perairan. Dari Lemtek UI dihadiri oleh Dr Wisnu Isvara MT selaku General Manager, Ir Edhi Yusuf MTr selaku Team Leader, Ir Irman Ismail, Ir Fauzan Fikri IPP AMIMarEST, Capt Effendi Samad MMar, Capt Kamil Hidayat MMar dan beberapa Tenaga Ahli yang terlibat di dalam kegiatan ini. FGD ini juga menghadirkan beberapa narasumber dari Direktorat Jenderal Perhubungan Laut Kementerian Perhubungan, Badan dan Biro serta Dinas terkait di lingkungan Pemerintah Provinsi DKI Jakarta, Asosiasi Kesatuan Aksi Pelaut Indonesia, dan stakeholder lain yang terkait. Hasil FGD ini diharapkan dapat menyempurnakan standar pengupahan dan pengawakan kapal dinas perhubungan DKI Jakarta untuk dapat segera dijadikan pedoman dan peraturan di DKI Jakarta.
FLPP Program: Affordable Housing Finance Solutions for Low-Income Households
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The Fasilitas Likuiditas Pembiayaan Perumahan (FLPP) Program is a strategic government instrument designed to assist Low-Income Households (LIH) in accessing safe and affordable homeownership. With a fixed interest rate of 5% for up to 20 years, a 1% down payment, and installment structures calibrated to remain affordable for households classified as low-income, the scheme adopts a blended finance model—consisting of 75% State Budget (APBN) financing and 25% bank financing—to ensure long-term financial stability. This mechanism plays a critical role in reducing Indonesia’s national housing backlog, which has reached 15 million units.
As of mid-2025, more than 117,000 housing units have been delivered through the FLPP Sejahtera Mortgage scheme, demonstrating the effectiveness of subsidy-based financing in expanding access to homeownership while stimulating economic growth. Construction activities and the broader building-material supply chain generate measurable multiplier effects on the national economy through increased value added and employment absorption. With an annual target of 350,000–440,000 units, FLPP is a central component of the National Strategic Program “Three Million Homes.”
The Lembaga Teknologi Universitas Indonesia (Lemtek UI) serves as a scientific and analytical partner in ensuring that FLPP implementation remains effective through evidence-based evaluation, economic impact modeling using the Input–Output framework, and the formulation of strategic policy recommendations. This research-driven approach strengthens program accountability, enhances targeting precision, and broadens financial access for Indonesian families in need of adequate and dignified housing.
As of mid-2025, more than 117,000 housing units have been delivered through the FLPP Sejahtera Mortgage scheme, demonstrating the effectiveness of subsidy-based financing in expanding access to homeownership while stimulating economic growth. Construction activities and the broader building-material supply chain generate measurable multiplier effects on the national economy through increased value added and employment absorption. With an annual target of 350,000–440,000 units, FLPP is a central component of the National Strategic Program “Three Million Homes.”
The Lembaga Teknologi Universitas Indonesia (Lemtek UI) serves as a scientific and analytical partner in ensuring that FLPP implementation remains effective through evidence-based evaluation, economic impact modeling using the Input–Output framework, and the formulation of strategic policy recommendations. This research-driven approach strengthens program accountability, enhances targeting precision, and broadens financial access for Indonesian families in need of adequate and dignified housing.
Lemtek UI as a Scientific Vanguard in the Infrastructure and Redevelopment of Jakarta’s Vital Urban Areas
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Pluit Reservoir, with an existing surface area of approximately 800,000 m² and a total pumping capacity of 49 m³/s, serves as a major component in Jakarta’s flood control and coastal drainage system. In line with the Jakarta Sewerage Development Project (JSDP) Zone 1—designed to serve up to 989,389 residents with an average wastewater treatment flow of 200,000 m³ per day—the changing hydrological pattern and increased hydraulic load have become critical factors requiring quantitative assessment. Within this context, the Institute for Technology at the University of Indonesia (Lemtek UI) was entrusted by the Jakarta Provincial Water Resources Agency (Dinas Sumber Daya Air Provinsi DKI Jakarta) to conduct a comprehensive study on hydraulic performance, pump station reliability, and the interconnection effects between the domestic wastewater management system and the regional flood control network within the Pluit Reservoir catchment.
The study was developed through interdisciplinary coordination involving Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering, Architecture, and Civil and Structural Design. The scope of work includes hydrodynamic simulation, catchment modeling, bathymetric and topographic surveying, as well as analysis of energy efficiency and operational demand of the existing pumping system. At the regional scale, Lemtek UI formulated an Integrated Spatial and Environmental Scheme for the Pluit Reservoir area, establishing spatial relations among hydrological functions, green open spaces, and urban utility systems. Additionally, a Detailed Engineering Design (DED) was prepared for the Advanced Sludge Treatment Facility (IPLL)—a downstream processing unit for sludge generated by the Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) of JSDP Zone 1—considering spatial efficiency, material characteristics, and prevailing environmental standards.
The study results include empirical analysis of the hydraulic load on Pluit Reservoir, covering variations in flow patterns, wastewater inflow volumes, and potential increases in pump operating frequency, along with engineering-based spatial design proposals grounded in quantitative evidence and high-resolution mapping. All stages were carried out using computational modeling and precise field measurements to ensure that the engineering design accurately reflects existing site conditions. Through this initiative, Lemtek UI reinforces its academic and technological role in supporting the Jakarta Provincial Government in maintaining an efficient, resilient, and adaptive urban water management system responsive to hydrological dynamics and the evolving spatial demands of a modern city.
The study was developed through interdisciplinary coordination involving Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering, Architecture, and Civil and Structural Design. The scope of work includes hydrodynamic simulation, catchment modeling, bathymetric and topographic surveying, as well as analysis of energy efficiency and operational demand of the existing pumping system. At the regional scale, Lemtek UI formulated an Integrated Spatial and Environmental Scheme for the Pluit Reservoir area, establishing spatial relations among hydrological functions, green open spaces, and urban utility systems. Additionally, a Detailed Engineering Design (DED) was prepared for the Advanced Sludge Treatment Facility (IPLL)—a downstream processing unit for sludge generated by the Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) of JSDP Zone 1—considering spatial efficiency, material characteristics, and prevailing environmental standards.
The study results include empirical analysis of the hydraulic load on Pluit Reservoir, covering variations in flow patterns, wastewater inflow volumes, and potential increases in pump operating frequency, along with engineering-based spatial design proposals grounded in quantitative evidence and high-resolution mapping. All stages were carried out using computational modeling and precise field measurements to ensure that the engineering design accurately reflects existing site conditions. Through this initiative, Lemtek UI reinforces its academic and technological role in supporting the Jakarta Provincial Government in maintaining an efficient, resilient, and adaptive urban water management system responsive to hydrological dynamics and the evolving spatial demands of a modern city.
Lemtek UI Oversees the Construction of the Faculty of Computer Science Building to Ensure Quality, Cost, Schedule, and Safety Compliance
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The Institute for Technology at the University of Indonesia (Lemtek UI) carries out the construction supervision of the Faculty of Computer Science (Fasilkom UI) Building as part of its commitment to ensuring quality, cost efficiency, schedule accuracy, and construction safety within the University of Indonesia. The Lemtek UI supervision team—comprising experts in structure, architecture, MEP, and K3L (Occupational Health, Safety, and Environment)—performs technical control in the field to ensure that all construction processes meet the established quality standards, budget allocation, and implementation schedule.
Throughout the supervision activities, the team conducted a series of inspections, including checklists for reinforcement works of pile caps, tie beams, and floor slabs prior to casting, as well as column and floor steel inspections. The supervision scope also includes evaluation and approval of materials submitted by the contractor, ensuring compliance with design drawings, technical specifications, and occupational safety requirements at the project site.
With meticulous and well-documented supervision, Lemtek UI plays an active role in supporting the realization of a modern, safe, efficient, and high-standard academic facility at the University of Indonesia. Through this project, Lemtek UI reaffirms its position as a trusted engineering institution in the supervision and quality control of construction projects within Indonesia’s education sector.
Throughout the supervision activities, the team conducted a series of inspections, including checklists for reinforcement works of pile caps, tie beams, and floor slabs prior to casting, as well as column and floor steel inspections. The supervision scope also includes evaluation and approval of materials submitted by the contractor, ensuring compliance with design drawings, technical specifications, and occupational safety requirements at the project site.
With meticulous and well-documented supervision, Lemtek UI plays an active role in supporting the realization of a modern, safe, efficient, and high-standard academic facility at the University of Indonesia. Through this project, Lemtek UI reaffirms its position as a trusted engineering institution in the supervision and quality control of construction projects within Indonesia’s education sector.
Lemtek UI Strengthens Fire Protection Engineering and Risk Analysis for National Energy Production Facilities
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The Institute for Technology at the University of Indonesia (Lemtek UI) has been entrusted by PT Pertamina EP to conduct the Basic Design Philosophy and Fire Protection System Assessment for several oil and gas production facilities located in Tambun Field, Jatibarang Field, Subang Field, and Onshore Gas Treatment (OGT). These facilities operate under the authority of Pertamina EP Zone 7. This program aims to enhance the resilience of production facilities against fire and explosion risks through the application of engineering safety principles, in accordance with international standards such as the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), American Petroleum Institute (API), and Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS). The study comprehensively evaluates both active and passive fire protection systems, including water and foam suppression networks, clean agent systems, hydrant networks, gas detection systems, lightning protection, grounding systems, and safe spacing between process units.
As the basis for technical analysis, Lemtek UI employs the Process Hazard Analysis Software Tool (PHAST) to simulate hazard consequences such as gas leaks, thermal radiation, and overpressure scenarios during plant operations. The simulation results are used to define effect zones and assess the adequacy of existing fire protection systems through hydraulic calculations, fire pump capacity assessments, spill containment (bundwall) analysis, and the evaluation of emergency response system effectiveness. Each analysis outcome is consolidated into technical recommendations that serve as a foundation for Pertamina EP’s future facility safety improvement plans.
Through this initiative, the Institute for Technology at the University of Indonesia (Lemtek UI) demonstrates its engineering expertise in the fields of Fire Protection System (FPS) and industrial risk management, grounded in applied research and technical validation. Its systematic scientific approach and data-driven assessment have resulted in a comprehensive Basic Design Philosophy document and quantitative risk evaluation. The outcome serves as a strategic reference for strengthening operational integrity, enhancing safety system reliability, and ensuring holistic protection of personnel, assets, and the environment within Indonesia’s national energy production facilities.
As the basis for technical analysis, Lemtek UI employs the Process Hazard Analysis Software Tool (PHAST) to simulate hazard consequences such as gas leaks, thermal radiation, and overpressure scenarios during plant operations. The simulation results are used to define effect zones and assess the adequacy of existing fire protection systems through hydraulic calculations, fire pump capacity assessments, spill containment (bundwall) analysis, and the evaluation of emergency response system effectiveness. Each analysis outcome is consolidated into technical recommendations that serve as a foundation for Pertamina EP’s future facility safety improvement plans.
Through this initiative, the Institute for Technology at the University of Indonesia (Lemtek UI) demonstrates its engineering expertise in the fields of Fire Protection System (FPS) and industrial risk management, grounded in applied research and technical validation. Its systematic scientific approach and data-driven assessment have resulted in a comprehensive Basic Design Philosophy document and quantitative risk evaluation. The outcome serves as a strategic reference for strengthening operational integrity, enhancing safety system reliability, and ensuring holistic protection of personnel, assets, and the environment within Indonesia’s national energy production facilities.
Lemtek UI Strengthens National Energy Security and Efficiency through the Engineering Design of Household Gas Networks in West Java
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As a continuation of the trust given by the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM), the Institute for Technology at the University of Indonesia (Lemtek UI) has once again been entrusted to carry out the Front-End Engineering Design – Detail Engineering Design for Construction (FEED–DEDC) of the Household Natural Gas Network (Jargas) in Depok City, Bogor Regency, and Bekasi Regency, with a total target of approximately 459,490 household connections (SR). This assignment follows a previous project in which Lemtek UI prepared the Feasibility Study (FS), FEED, and Cost Estimate (RAB) for 115,264 SR. Both projects are part of the national strategy to *reduce the LPG 3-kg subsidy burden—currently around IDR 87 trillion per year—*and to support the national transition toward a safer, more efficient, and environmentally responsible natural gas distribution system.
This FEED–DEDC work is led by Prof. Dr. Ir. Asep Handaya Saputra, M.Eng., and supported by Professors and Lecturers from the Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Indonesia, with expertise in Chemical, Mechanical, Civil, Metallurgical, and Geodetic Engineering. The expert team includes distinguished academics such as Prof. Sutrasno Kartohardjono as Lead Expert for Process and Gas Distribution, Prof. Engkos A. Kosasih for Mechanical Systems, Prof. Rokhmatuloh for Geodesy and GIS, and Prof. Abdul Wahid and Prof. Slamet for Pipeline Engineering. In its implementation, Lemtek UI conducts several strategic stages including secondary data collection, technical field surveys, Real Demand Surveys (RDS), building identification surveys, and topographic surveys to ensure that all gas network designs comply with technical, operational, and occupational safety (K3L) standards.
As an essential part of the design preparation process, the Lemtek UI team also carries out intensive coordination with multiple stakeholders at both the national and regional levels, including the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, local governments of Depok City, Bogor Regency, and Bekasi Regency, as well as the State Gas Company (PGN) as the existing network operator. Coordination activities include technical meetings, on-site discussions, and public outreach sessions with sub-district authorities and community representatives in the planned project areas, such as Cileungsi, Gunung Putri, Citeureup, Cibitung, Tambun Selatan, Tambun Utara, Cimanggis, Sukmajaya, and Tapos. In addition, Lemtek UI also organized training sessions for field surveyors prior to the commencement of official survey operations, ensuring accuracy and safety throughout the technical data collection process.
Supported by academic research and the application of comprehensive engineering principles, Lemtek UI develops Jargas technical designs that meet safety and technical specifications as stipulated in the Directorate of Oil and Gas Infrastructure Planning and Development (Kepdir ESDM) standards. Each design is formulated based on scientific justification, integrating aspects of engineering reliability, operational integrity, and safety assurance, ensuring its safe implementation within residential environments. The involvement of Lemtek UI in this project reinforces the institution’s academic and technical capacity to support national energy policy through the development of safe, efficient infrastructure planning that contributes to state budget savings and strengthens national energy independence.
This FEED–DEDC work is led by Prof. Dr. Ir. Asep Handaya Saputra, M.Eng., and supported by Professors and Lecturers from the Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Indonesia, with expertise in Chemical, Mechanical, Civil, Metallurgical, and Geodetic Engineering. The expert team includes distinguished academics such as Prof. Sutrasno Kartohardjono as Lead Expert for Process and Gas Distribution, Prof. Engkos A. Kosasih for Mechanical Systems, Prof. Rokhmatuloh for Geodesy and GIS, and Prof. Abdul Wahid and Prof. Slamet for Pipeline Engineering. In its implementation, Lemtek UI conducts several strategic stages including secondary data collection, technical field surveys, Real Demand Surveys (RDS), building identification surveys, and topographic surveys to ensure that all gas network designs comply with technical, operational, and occupational safety (K3L) standards.
As an essential part of the design preparation process, the Lemtek UI team also carries out intensive coordination with multiple stakeholders at both the national and regional levels, including the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, local governments of Depok City, Bogor Regency, and Bekasi Regency, as well as the State Gas Company (PGN) as the existing network operator. Coordination activities include technical meetings, on-site discussions, and public outreach sessions with sub-district authorities and community representatives in the planned project areas, such as Cileungsi, Gunung Putri, Citeureup, Cibitung, Tambun Selatan, Tambun Utara, Cimanggis, Sukmajaya, and Tapos. In addition, Lemtek UI also organized training sessions for field surveyors prior to the commencement of official survey operations, ensuring accuracy and safety throughout the technical data collection process.
Supported by academic research and the application of comprehensive engineering principles, Lemtek UI develops Jargas technical designs that meet safety and technical specifications as stipulated in the Directorate of Oil and Gas Infrastructure Planning and Development (Kepdir ESDM) standards. Each design is formulated based on scientific justification, integrating aspects of engineering reliability, operational integrity, and safety assurance, ensuring its safe implementation within residential environments. The involvement of Lemtek UI in this project reinforces the institution’s academic and technical capacity to support national energy policy through the development of safe, efficient infrastructure planning that contributes to state budget savings and strengthens national energy independence.
Building Digital Resilience and Institutional Preparedness at the University of Indonesia
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The University of Indonesia, through the Directorate of Digital Transformation, has appointed the Institute for Technology at the University of Indonesia (Lemtek UI) to develop an Information Technology Business Continuity Plan (BCP) as a strategic initiative toward becoming a world-class university. This BCP serves as a systemic foundation to ensure the continuity of the university’s digital services, maintaining functionality even in the face of major disruptions caused by natural disasters, cyberattacks, or infrastructure failures. Through an approach based on Business Impact Analysis, Risk Assessment, and ISO 22301 standards, this project strengthens IT governance as one of the key pillars of a World Class University.
Lemtek UI developed the BCP and Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) documents contextually, tailored to the complexity of the University of Indonesia’s IT systems. Through training and socialization activities, this project not only builds technical readiness but also fosters awareness and collective responsibility among the academic community in managing risks. This approach reflects the development of organizational resilience—the institution’s adaptive capacity to withstand and recover from disruptions without compromising the quality of academic and administrative services.
With the completion of the Information Technology BCP, the University of Indonesia reaffirms its commitment to digital resilience and modern governance as part of its transformation toward becoming a world-class university. Lemtek UI ensures that the university’s technology systems are not only robust in infrastructure but also institutionally strong, setting a model for higher education institutions’ preparedness in an increasingly uncertain digital era.
Lemtek UI developed the BCP and Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) documents contextually, tailored to the complexity of the University of Indonesia’s IT systems. Through training and socialization activities, this project not only builds technical readiness but also fosters awareness and collective responsibility among the academic community in managing risks. This approach reflects the development of organizational resilience—the institution’s adaptive capacity to withstand and recover from disruptions without compromising the quality of academic and administrative services.
With the completion of the Information Technology BCP, the University of Indonesia reaffirms its commitment to digital resilience and modern governance as part of its transformation toward becoming a world-class university. Lemtek UI ensures that the university’s technology systems are not only robust in infrastructure but also institutionally strong, setting a model for higher education institutions’ preparedness in an increasingly uncertain digital era.
Structural Analysis Study for Hydraulic Workover Unit (HWU) Activities
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PT Pertamina Hulu Energy Offshore North West Java (PT. PHE ONWJ)
Consultancy Services for the Feasibility Study of the Fuel Terminal Development Project in West Sumatra
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PT. Permania Patra Niaga
Swakelola Study (Review and Evaluation) on Surge Phenomenon in the Firewater System of Anoa FPSO and Gajah Baru
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Premier Oil Nusantara Sea B.V. (Harbour Energy)