Maintenance technicians are responsible for the overall upkeep and reliability of mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation systems in midstream oil and gas facilities. They perform scheduled preventive maintenance and reactive repairs on equipment and coordinate closely with maintenance teams. They also monitor equipment health trends and perform routine diagnostics to anticipate failures before they occur. Their role is essential in minimizing unplanned downtime, extending the lifespan of critical assets, and ensuring safe, efficient, and uninterrupted operations across pipelines, pump stations, storage tanks, and terminals.
Fluke TI480U
Fluke BT521
Fluke 805
Fluke 789
Fluke 1587
Fluke 1630-2
Fluke 28-II-EX
Fluke II915
Electrical & Instrument Technicians are responsible for the installation, calibration, maintenance, and troubleshooting of all instrumentation and control systems in midstream facilities. This includes pressure, temperature, and flow sensors, transmitters, level gauges, and automated control systems such as SCADA and PLCs. Their tasks include routine calibration of instruments, diagnosing signal or communication errors, verifying sensor readings, and supporting system upgrades or modifications.
Fluke 773
Fluke 789
Fluke 730G
Fluke 724
Fluke 754
Fluke 729PRO
Fluke 914X
Fluke 1524
Mechanical Technicians are responsible for the maintenance, inspection, and repair of all mechanical systems and rotating equipment in midstream oil and gas facilities, including pumps, compressors and motors. Their tasks include monitoring bearing wear, shaft alignment, lubrication levels, and overall mechanical integrity to ensure that equipment operates at optimal performance. They also perform predictive and condition-based maintenance, using techniques such as vibration analysis, thermal inspections, and operational trend monitoring to detect early signs of wear, imbalance, or misalignment.
Fluke TI480U
Fluke 805
Fluke 810
Fluke 831
Electricians and Chargemen are responsible for maintaining and ensuring the safe operation of all electrical systems within midstream facilities. Their duties include inspecting, testing, and repairing motors, switchgear, transformers, drives, and associated wiring. They troubleshoot electrical faults, verify insulation integrity, monitor voltage and current levels, and perform preventive maintenance to reduce the risk of unexpected failures. Their work prevents operational downtime, protects sensitive equipment, and safeguards personnel from electrical hazards in high-voltage and hazardous environments.
Fluke 1738
Fluke 1777
Fluke 1587
Fluke MDA550-III
Fluke TI480U
Fluke 28-II-EX
Located at regular intervals along pipelines, pump and compressor stations maintain the necessary pressure and flow to keep product moving. These stations rely on large rotating machinery, electric motors, and control systems to operate efficiently. Fluke tools support station reliability by assessing motor health, detecting bearing wear, verifying insulation integrity, and identifying power quality issues, while also pinpointing abnormal temperatures that could indicate component stress.
Fluke 754
Fluke 709H
Fluke 729PRO
Fluke 730G
Fluke 724
Fluke 789
Fluke 773
Fluke 1738
Fluke 1625-2
Fluke 1587
Fluke 28-II-EX
Fluke TI480U
Fluke 810
Terminals act as strategic hubs where petroleum products are received, stored, and redistributed via pipelines, rail, trucks, or marine vessels. Their operation depends on precise measurement of volume, flow, and product quality, along with the safe running of pumps, conveyors, and automated systems. Fluke tools help maintain terminal efficiency by verifying instrumentation accuracy, ensuring electrical safety, and enabling early detection of faults that could disrupt loading operations or delay supply schedules.
Fluke 1738
Fluke 1625-2
Fluke 1587
Fluke 28-II-EX
Fluke TI480U
Fluke 810
Pipelines are the backbone of midstream oil and gas transportation, efficiently moving crude oil and natural gas over long distances. Their safe operation depends on continuous monitoring of pressure, temperature, flow, and the electrical and communication systems that control valves and pumps. Fluke tools help maintain pipeline integrity by detecting corrosion-related electrical issues, spotting temperature anomalies, and identifying leaks early—allowing for proactive maintenance that prevents downtime, environmental harm, and safety risks.
Fluke 754
Fluke 709H
Fluke 729PRO
Fluke 730G
Fluke 724
Fluke 789
Fluke 773
Storage tanks temporarily hold crude oil, refined products, or natural gas liquids before further transport or processing. They incorporate temperature monitoring, pressure relief systems, and mixing mechanisms to preserve product quality and safety. Fluke tools contribute by ensuring accurate measurement data, verifying proper grounding, and helping detect potential issues before they escalate into contamination, or overpressure events.
Fluke TI480U
Fluke 810
Refinery units are the first stage of downstream operations, responsible for converting raw materials into usable forms through chemical and thermal processes. They rely on furnaces, heat exchangers, reactors, pumps, compressors, and large motors to maintain stable and efficient operation. Fluke tools help ensure reliability by detecting hotspots in furnaces and heat exchangers, identifying leaks in pipelines and valves, monitoring electrical performance of pumps and compressors, and evaluating motors and drives for wear, misalignment, or vibration.
Fluke TI480U
Fluke 810
Process units take outputs from refinery units and further refine or transform them into specialized products through controlled chemical reactions, mixing, heating, and separation. They depend on pumps, compressors, mixers, reactors, heat exchangers, and control systems to maintain continuous production. Fluke tools help by spotting overheating or abnormal vibrations in pumps and compressors, detecting leaks or unusual noises in valves and pipelines, monitoring electrical stability, and assessing motor and drive performance.
Fluke 754
Fluke 709H
Fluke 729PRO
Fluke 730G
Fluke 724
Fluke 789
Fluke 773
Fluke 1738
Fluke 1625-2
Fluke 1587
Fluke 28-II-EX
Fluke TI480U
Fluke 810
Distribution and terminal areas are responsible for storing, handling, and transferring materials safely and efficiently to downstream operations or end users. They rely on storage tanks, transfer pumps, loading/unloading arms, valves, conveyors, and electrical systems.
Fluke 754
Fluke 709H
Fluke 729PRO
Fluke 730G
Fluke 724
Fluke 789
Fluke 773
Fluke 1738
Fluke 1625-2
Fluke 1587
Fluke 28-II-EX
Fluke TI480U
Fluke 810
Fluke II915
Fluke BT521
Fluke 1587
Fluke 28-II-EX
Fluke 1625-2
Fluke 1630-2
Fluke 754
Fluke 709H
Fluke 700G
Fluke 729PRO
Fluke 730G
Fluke 724
Fluke 789
Fluke 773
Fluke 1524
Fluke 914X
Fluke 1738
Fluke 1777
Fluke MDA550-III
Fluke TI480U
Fluke 28 Ex
Fluke 718Ex
Fluke 721Ex
Fluke 805
Fluke 810
Fluke 831
In oil & gas, even the smallest leak can mean lost product, wasted energy, unplanned downtime, and increased safety risk. With the Fluke ii915 Acoustic Imager gives you the power to detect compressed air, gas, and vacuum leaks quickly, accurately, and safely. Using advanced sound-mapping technology, the ii915 pinpoints the exact source of a leak from a safe distance, allowing you to locate multiple issues in minutes without shutting down equipment.
A UPS system in oil & gas provides immediate backup power to essential systems such as SCADA controls, leak detection, emergency shutdown devices, and communications, ensuring they remain functional during outages or power fluctuations. This is especially vital in remote and hazardous environments where access is limited, and response times are longer. The Fluke BT521 Battery Analyzer ensures UPS systems in oil & gas remain reliable by quickly identifying weak or failing batteries before they cause downtime.
Electrical system integrity is vital to preventing equipment failures, unplanned downtime, and safety hazards. The Fluke 1587 combines a full-featured digital insulation tester with a true RMS digital multimeter and giving you the ability to perform advanced troubleshooting, maintenance, and preventive testing with one rugged, portable tool.
The Fluke 28-II Ex Intrinsically Safe True-RMS Digital Multimeter gives you access to a variety of different measurements with the added bonus of being designed to be rugged and certified for use in hazardous conditions, meaning it is suited not only for regular operations, but is also particularly suited for inside or outside ATEX zones 1 or 2.
One tool equips you with all the testing and troubleshooting power you need wherever you go inside or outside ATEX zones 1 or 2. No need to carry different meters for different areas or worry about crossing through an Ex-required zone with a non-Ex rated instrument. The 28 II Ex gives high-end test and troubleshooting power packed into the most rugged intrinsically safe DMM Fluke has ever built: drop-proof, waterproof, and dust-proof (IP67).
The Fluke 718Ex Intrinsically Safe Pressure Calibrator is a powerful intrinsically safe, self-contained pressure calibrator for usage in explosion endangered areas.
The ideal tool for gas custody transfer applications in potentially explosive atmospheres is the Fluke 721Ex Precision Pressure Calibrator. With dual isolated pressure sensors, it allows you to take simultaneous static and differential pressure measurements with a single tool. The 721Ex can be configured by selecting either a 16 PSI (1.1 bar) or 36 psi (2.48 bar) low pressure sensor then add any of 7 high pressure ranges including 100, 300, 500, 1000, 1500, 3000 or 5000 psi (6.9, 20, 24.5, 69, 103.4, 200, 345 bar).
Proper earth grounding is non-negotiable for protecting people, assets, and operations. The Fluke 1625-2 Earth Ground Tester delivers fast, accurate, and repeatable measurements to ensure fault currents and lightning surges are safely dissipated, reducing electric shock and ignition risks. It shields SCADA systems, PLCs, pumps, and compressor controls from damaging transient voltages, helps maintain operational reliability by minimizing nuisance trips, data errors, and costly downtime even in remote or high interference environments.
Maintaining a low-resistance earth ground is critical for personnel safety, equipment protection, and uninterrupted operations. The Fluke 1630-2 FC Earth Ground Clamp allows you to test grounding systems quickly and safely without disconnecting or shutting down operations.
The highly portable Fluke 754 Documenting Process Calibrator-HART enables you to create and utilize a seamless and paperless calibration process anywhere. You can use the Fluke 754 to download procedures, lists, and instructions created with software, or use it to upload data for printing, archiving, or analysis while you calibrate, maintain, and troubleshoot HART-enabled devices and other instrumentation.
The Fluke 709H mA loop calibrator is designed to save time and produce high-quality results. It includes HART communication and supports a select set of the HART universal and common practice commands.
The Fluke 700G Series Pressure Gauge Calibrators are engineered specifically for field professionals who need rugged, accurate, and easy-to-use pressure measurement on the job. With a reputation for reliability and performance, the Fluke 700G is the ideal Fluke pressure gauge for demanding calibration and test applications.
Ensuring that the pressure control in process plants is stringently enforced and maintained is crucial for all machines to operate in peak condition. It plays an essential role in regulating pressure levels to keep them within the required limits. The Fluke 729 Pro Automatic Pressure Calibrator not only simplifies the pressure calibration of transmitters, pressure switches and gauges, but also offers basic HART communication functions when used in conjunction with HART-capable transmitters.
Accurate pressure monitoring in oil and gas is vital for safety, efficiency, and compliance. The Fluke 730G Pressure Gauge Calibrator provides laboratory-grade accuracy in a rugged, field-ready design, making it ideal for harsh midstream environments. It ensures pipelines operate within safe limits, verifies pump and compressor performance, monitors storage tank vapor pressure, and detects abnormal pressure drops that may indicate leaks or equipment failures.
In midstream oil & gas, accurate temperature measurement is essential for safe pipeline transport, compressor efficiency, and storage integrity. The Fluke 724 Temperature Calibrator is a versatile, portable tool that sources, simulates, and measures temperature with exceptional accuracy. It helps maintain process reliability and ensure regulatory compliance by calibrating temperature sensors across midstream systems.
The Fluke 789 ProcessMeter™ is the ultimate troubleshooting tool for professionals, combining a full-featured loop calibrator with digital multimeter capabilities to measure every part of a control loop in any mine site workspace. The Fluke 789 also features a built-in 24-volt loop supply which removes the need to carry a separate power supply when completing offline transmitter testing.
Without breaking the loop, the Fluke 773 measures 4-20 mA current signals, which are the prevailing process control signals used, including transmitters, valves, programable logic controllers, motors, and more. That means you can troubleshoot a live device without having to power down and possibly miss something going on in the process.
The 1524 Reference Thermometer measures, graphs, and records PRTs, thermocouples, and thermistors. This thermometer readout delivers exceptional accuracy, wide measurement range, logging, and trending, all in a handheld tool you can take anywhere. The 1524 lets you handle field calibration applications, precision measurements, and data logging with ease.
Ideal for temperature sensor calibration, test, and commissioning. With three models covering the range of –25 °C to 660 °C, this family of Metrology Wells calibrates a wide range of sensor types. The optional process version (models 914X-X-P) provides a built-in two-channel thermometer readout that measures PRTs, RTDs, thermocouples, and 4-20 mA transmitters which includes the 24 V loop supply to power the transmitter.
Poor power quality is one of the primary causes of costly downtime and detrimental long-term effects on the health of electrical equipment and systems. The Fluke 1738 Three-Phase Power Quality Logger provides visibility into your recorded data to help you make critical power quality and energy decisions in real-time, helping you optimize your site's reliability and cost savings.
Maintaining a constant voltage level with high productivity while ensuring the reliability and safe operation of all connected equipment is the ultimate goal of any site. With the Fluke 1777 Power Quality Tools you will never miss any critical power quality events, allowing you to identify all relevant power quality events, like harmonics and high-speed voltage transients, before they cause unscheduled interruptions that impact your operations.
The Fluke MDA-550 Motor Drive Analyzer is the ideal portable analysis test tool that can help you safely locate and troubleshoot problems on motor-drive systems. There are hundreds of motor-driven assets that benefit from the speed or torque control offered by variable-speed AC drives. The Fluke MDA-550 helps you easily diagnose problems and keep these VSD systems up and running in peak condition.
The Fluke Ti480U Infrared Camera helps you visualize temperature differences which are common indicators of failing components. With its high thermal resolution, the Fluke Ti480U can easily identify loose connections and locate areas of degradation at early stages to avoid unplanned breakdowns and unexpected costs.
Make go or no-go maintenance decisions with confidence. The Fluke 805 Vibration Meter is the most reliable vibration screening device available for frontline mechanical troubleshooting teams that need repeatable, severity-scaled readings of overall vibration and bearing condition.
The Fluke 810 Vibration Tester helps you prioritize and plan the maintenance of your mechanical assets after unhealthy machines have been identified with Fluke's handheld Vibration Meters (Fluke 802, 805). The Fluke 810 provides a color-coded severity rating to track the deterioration of general machine health, enabling users to schedule repairs during routine shutdowns and avoid unplanned breakdowns.
All rotating machinery is susceptible to misalignment which, left unchecked, can lead to unnecessary costs in bearing replacements, hours of unnecessary repair time, crippling unplanned downtime, and can take years off a machine's useful life. The Fluke 831 Laser Shaft Alignment Tool helps you make accurate and repeatable measurements, to help you find and fix misalignment before it causes problems.