• Project Management and Planning
• Engineering Management
• Site Supervision
• Document Control
• Design Co-ordination
• Quality Management

• Design Process Compliance
• Formal Process Safety Assessments
• Technical Specification and Procedure Writing
• Vendor Approval, Inspection and Expediting
• Project Closure & Handover Consultancy
• Project Start Up Consultancy
• Quality Control and Verification
• Welding, Coating and Painting
• Ignition Hazard Assessments (Non Electrical - EN 80079) (DSEAR)
• Risk Management
• Feasibility Studies

• Contact-Free ISO 9001 Consultancy
• ISO 9001 Business Process Management (Quality)
• ISO 14001 Environmental Management
• ISO 45001 Health & Safety Management
• ISO 27001 Information Security Management
• Data Protection 2018 and GDPR Compliance
• Technical Training
• Achilles Assistance

• isCompliant
• Mineral Blue
• Cobra
• mySkills
• ePermit
• iSOL8
• Factsafe
• Carbonfile

• UK & Ireland Projects
• Overseas Projects
• Project History Timeline

QEM Solutions were asked by United Utilities to assist with the review of the welding process and associated with the provision of the innovative steel E-joint.

QEM Solutions were contracted to carry 3rd party inspection and witnessing activities on a series of valves fabricated in Germany for a series of SGN contracts throughout Scotland.

We are problem solvers. We are organisers. From the project start-up to the very final evaluations and analysis, we can bring enthusiasm to each and every part of your project.

• Our Team
• Vision & Values
• Memberships & Accreditations
• Corporate Social Responsibilities
• Careers
• Contact Details

• QEM Solutions acquired by Adler and Allan
• Cadent and QEM: Hydrogen’s Critical Moment
• Utility Week Live 2022
• Russian cyber attack – the war at your own desk
• How going green can bring down Putin

• COP26 – Our part in a UK Net Zero future
• Health & Safety Management – A vital standard, and a flexible career for our changing world
• The Lighthouse Club and QEM: because two lives lost is two too many
• The sale of NTS: an unrivalled opportunity
• Covid-19: It’s not over ‘til the fat lady sings
• Chat in Microsoft Teams: The unexpected joy of courtesy

The UK energy industry relies on unseen assets to keep it ticking over. Buried deep below ground, often carrying hazardous substances, and frequently managed by different operators, pipelines quietly provide our country’s energy needs and more. But how do we ensure that they’re safe, compliant, and conform to a standard that makes the whole thing work for the greater good?