Since our founding in Singapore in 1993, the SR Group has emerged as a world-class provider of integrated engineering solutions for the marine, oil & gas, petrochemical, and construction sectors. With three decades of industry leadership, we specialize in high-performance passive fire protection (PFP), corrosion-resistant coatings, thermal insulation, and asset integrity management. Our expertise in epoxy intumescent fireproofing has positioned us as the preferred contractor for major energy and infrastructure projects across Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. Through cutting-edge technology, certified applicators, and unwavering safety standards, we deliver long-lasting protection for critical assets, ensuring compliance with ADNOC, Shell, BP, and DNV specifications.

In 2017, we expanded into the Middle East under SRS Engineering Contracting LLC, quickly establishing ourselves as the UAE’s leading fireproofing and coatings specialist. Today, with a skilled workforce of 200+ professionals, including NACE and FROSIO-certified inspectors, we serve top-tier clients such as ADNOC, Saudi Aramco, PETRONAS, and ExxonMobil, as well as global EPC contractors and shipyards. Our success is built on repeat business and strategic partnerships, driven by our commitment to innovation, precision application, and zero-incident safety records. We leverage advanced robotic spray systems, digital inspection tools, and sustainable coating technologies to enhance efficiency and durability, making us the trusted choice for hydrocarbon and structural fire protection.

At SR Group, our mission is to set the global benchmark in industrial safety and asset preservation. Through continuous R&D, workforce upskilling, and digital asset management, we stay ahead of industry demands while maintaining unmatched quality and reliability. Whether it’s offshore platforms, LNG facilities, or mega-refineries, our solutions are designed to maximize lifespan, minimize downtime, and protect lives.

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