About Sarom Global

Sarom Global is an internationally recognised industry leader and a renowned process control engineering consultant based in Australia. Sarom Global offers its specialised assistance to all industrial projects involving energy, utility, oil and natural gas. As an instrument engineering consultant and control valve engineering consultant, Sarom Global, excels in working through complicated issues to assist your plant or facility with optimal solutions for the best results.

With extensive knowledge and experience, our staff is proficient in handling all front-to end design, construction, commissioning, plant performance testing, io module, Power Factor Correction Systems and anything related to plant optimisation. If your industrial facility is under pressure due to a technical crisis and requires a proficient process control engineering consultant, then we are always available at your service. To know more about us visit our website or contact us for a detailed consultation.

Company Name: Sarom Global

Phone: +61283175089 
Email: info@saromglobal.com

Website: https://www.saromglobal.com/

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Address: HQ Australia, supporting EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa), Asia Pacific, Americas

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