|Articles|August 27, 2021

Bently Nevada opens remote monitoring center in Singapore

The RMC will provide continuous monitoring across a variety of oil and gas assets.

Bently Nevada is opening a new remote monitoring center (RMC) in Singapore to provide remote monitoring and diagnostic services for industrial customers in Asia-Pacific. This will be the first RMC for Bently Nevada in Asia-Pacific and the eighth in the world, supporting services in English, Mandarin, and Malay.

The RMC will enable continuous monitoring of assets across offshore oil and gas platforms, liquefied natural gas (LNG) plants, refineries, petrochemical plants and industrial manufacturing sites. Specifically, the RMC’s in-house machinery diagnostic engineers will analyze early warning signals for predictive maintenance and provide customers with insights on potential issues and recommended actions.


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