Personnel & Experts

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Define technical methods, lead the resolution of complex technical issues, review results and take professional responsibility for deliverables.

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Field survey engineers

Organize and control topographic, geological, geophysical, hydrological and oceanographic surveys; directly check equipment, measurement locations, drilling, sampling and field data.

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Testing, inspection and monitoring engineers

Perform and control field and laboratory testing, inspect materials and structures, and monitor structural performance.

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Geotechnical and foundation engineers

Analyze ground conditions; design, propose and implement solutions for geotechnical construction, foundation treatment and defect repair.

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Supervision and quality management engineers

Supervise compliance with designs, standards and construction methods; control quality, quantities, progress, safety and acceptance documentation.

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Data and technical documentation engineers

Check, process and analyze field and laboratory data; prepare maps, sections, models, drawings, reports and technical documentation.

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Field technicians and workers

A key part of PSC’s workforce, directly operating machinery, drilling, sampling, surveying, testing, installing monitoring equipment and carrying out construction under varied working conditions.

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Technical and data management specialists

Receive, compile, update, archive and control versions of data, drawings, reports and quality records, ensuring complete, consistent and traceable information.

Multidisciplinary expertise, field experience and technical management capabilities enable PSC to coordinate project delivery, from surveying and data provision to construction and quality control.

From the field and laboratory to project offices, PSC teams work together to control data throughout collection, verification and processing, through to completion, review and issuance of technical documentation.

CAPABILITY FOUNDATION

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Over 40 years of experience

PSC’s team builds on the workforce, experience and expertise accumulated continuously since 1981 through more than 1,000 major energy projects in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia.

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Multidisciplinary team

Multidisciplinary coordination allows PSC to connect data from the field, laboratory and engineering departments to provide consistent inputs for design, construction, acceptance and operation.

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Understanding of terrain and complex working conditions

PSC’s team has worked in high mountains, plateaus, midlands, plains, cities, rivers and lakes, coastal areas and islands; in bedrock, soft soils, sediments, landslides, erosion, rain, storms, floods and highly variable geology.

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Combining experience with the next generation

PSC combines experienced experts with young engineers trained and tested on real projects, enabling knowledge transfer between generations and maintaining professional continuity.

EXECUTION CAPABILITY

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Technology application

PSC’s team is proficient in equipment and technologies suited to each assignment, such as GNSS, UAV, LiDAR, 3D laser scanning, bathymetric and underwater topographic surveys, GIS, and tools for processing, modelling, analysing, compiling, reporting and managing project data.

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Field organization and deployment

The team is flexibly organized into multiple crews, allowing PSC to select and mobilize the optimal resources, equipment, methods and approaches for each terrain, weather condition, technical requirement and project schedule.

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Technical, quality and safety discipline

PSC personnel comply with QA, QC and HSE requirements, placing priority on accuracy, objectivity and data traceability. Every step – from planning, equipment checks, surveying, sampling, testing and construction to data processing, review and issuance of documentation – has clearly defined responsibilities and strict controls.

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Ability to mobilize and coordinate multiple teams

PSC can organize discipline-based teams and coordinate personnel and equipment to work simultaneously at multiple locations, on multiple work fronts or along long route corridors. Seamless coordination limits discrepancies and meets project quality, schedule and safety requirements.

PEOPLE DEVELOPMENT

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International cooperation experience

PSC’s team has experience in international projects and in working with foreign project owners, clients, consultants, general contractors and partners. This experience has strengthened their ability to coordinate with multiple parties, absorb new technologies and techniques, and become increasingly professional.

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Continuous training – clear career development

PSC places strong emphasis on training, upskilling and advancing its workforce through in-house programmes, on-site training and external specialist courses. Each role has a development path aligned with expertise, experience, actual capability and job requirements.

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Passion, perseverance and responsibility

PSC’s team is committed to the profession, eager to learn and ready to work in remote areas, difficult terrain, adverse weather and complex operating conditions. A strong sense of responsibility, flexibility and practical experience help PSC personnel persist in pursuing quality until each task is complete.

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Safety – health – wellbeing

Employees are trained in safety, risk identification, first aid and emergency response for specific conditions; they also receive health checks and support for working and living conditions, especially during long assignments in remote areas, on rivers, at sea and offshore.