Engineered Solutions with Safety, Quality and Integrity
Paradigm Field Industrial Solutions is a mechanical integrity, non-destructive testing (NDT) inspection, and industrial services provider founded in 2016. It serves oil and gas, petrochemical, pipeline, and industrial clients with advanced testing, robotic inspection, pipeline services, and specialty mechanical repairs. Operating from offices in League City and Plano, Texas, the practice supports clients on capital projects, turnarounds, and reliability programs globally.
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Steve MorrisonCo-Founder
Mike MorrisonCo-Founder
Advanced non-destructive testing is delivered using ultrasonic, electromagnetic, radiographic, and visual methods to verify the mechanical integrity of pipelines, vessels, and structural components.
Non-destructive thickness measurement introduces sound energy to calculate echo return times and detect internal flaws or corrosion in piping and vessels.
Automated testing utilizes a single angled ultrasonic beam to inspect hard-to-access areas such as full-penetration welds, boiler tubes, nozzles, pipelines, and pressure vessels without requiring system shutdowns.
Ultrasonic technology deploys multiple sound waves at varying angles to increase flaw detection probability, offering a safe, non-radioactive alternative that runs concurrently with welding operations.
A primary sizing technique for weld flaws that relies on the diffracted signals from the tips of discontinuities.
Automated ultrasonic mapping is performed over scanned areas to generate high-resolution thickness profiles and identify material degradation.
Targeted assessments are deployed to identify cracking and environmental damage caused by hydrogen exposure in process environments.
Electromagnetic ultrasonic testing generates acoustic waves directly inside the test material without requiring liquid couplant.
Long-range guided ultrasonic technology screens extensive lengths of piping from a single location to locate internal or external metal loss.
Guided wave technology utilizing magnetostrictive sensors inspects bare, insulated, or buried pipelines for corrosion and defects.
Modern radiographic methods use digital and flash imaging to provide immediate, high-resolution inspection data without film processing costs.
Inspections utilize automated crawlers, aerial drones, and structured light systems to access and document the internal and external condition of confined or hazardous structures.
Laser scanning and visual technologies capture detailed spatial data to verify structural dimensions and geometry against design specifications.
Specialized cameras and optical devices penetrate industrial piping and pressure vessels to capture clear video and imagery of internal surfaces.
Mobile robotic crawlers traverse the interior of piping, ductwork, and structural conduits to perform visual and sensor-based assessments.
Submersible or magnetic crawler systems conduct in-service inspections of storage tanks to assess floor and wall thickness without requiring dewatering.
Aerial platforms equipped with high-resolution and infrared sensors provide safe inspection of elevated assets, flare tips, and emissions profiles.
Optical measurement tools project structured light patterns to map surface profiles and precisely quantify physical defects or wear.
Robotic and aerial platforms carry thermal and optical gas imaging sensors to locate fugitive emissions and gas leaks in real time.
Pipeline operators receive turnkey support covering pipeline construction, system maintenance, pigging operations, and integrity verification programs.
Field crews perform structural assembly, repair work, and asset integrity maintenance for transmission and distribution lines.
Specialized tooling and cleaning techniques are engineered to navigate and inspect pipelines previously classified as unpiggable.
In-line inspection findings are validated through targeted field examinations, physical measurements, and advanced ultrasonic testing.
Pre-commissioning and integrity testing are conducted using hydrostatic pressure testing, pipeline drying, and sizing gauging.
Mechanical cleaning runs are executed to clear debris, scale, and organic buildup from pipeline systems to optimize throughput.
Electronic and manual gauging tools measure pipeline geometry, detect deformations, and map spatial coordinates of the line.
Field machining, specialized code welding, and valve repair services are provided to restore and maintain critical process pressure boundaries.
Welding services are performed on complex metallurgy and exotic alloys to meet ASME and API code specifications.
On-site machining, flange facing, and precise valve refurbishment are completed to restore operational tolerances during maintenance outages.
Pressure safety valves and process control valves undergo testing, calibration, and repair to ensure reliable overpressure protection.
Testing services validate mechanical components and assemblies both on-site and within specialized repair facilities.
Robotic tooling is deployed inside piping networks to machine away internal weld backing rings and root pass protrusions.
Consultative engineering, capital project support, and quality assurance services help owners manage mechanical integrity and maintain regulatory compliance.
Custom programs and inspection procedures are designed to meet regulatory compliance requirements and maximize equipment uptime.
Technical support is provided to help industrial facilities comply with OSHA process safety regulations and identify operational risks.
Comprehensive inspection services support maintenance turnarounds and capital projects to ensure quality and prevent unscheduled shutdowns.
Quality assurance inspectors audit third-party fabrication shops and vendors to verify that equipment meets design specifications before delivery.
Targeted assessments and specialized inspections determine the operating condition and tube integrity of industrial process heaters.
API-653 compliant inspections and structural evaluations are conducted on atmospheric storage tanks to verify fitness for service.
Oil & Gas · Petrochemical · Manufacturing · Power Generation
Petrochemical · Client: Worldwide Oil, Gas and Chemical Co.
When a client received 8,742 pre-spooled piping circuits from a fabricator that did not meet licensor specifications, Paradigm Field Industrial Solutions designed, built, and deployed specialized inspection and robotic tooling to validate and field machine the pipe spools, keeping the plant construction project schedule ahead of the completion date.