Aurex Constructors successfully delivered the High Organic Water (HOW) Stream Rerouting Project at Sasol’s Secunda facility, executing a complex, multi-disciplinary scope that included piping, structural steelwork, scaffolding, civil works, lagging removal, winterisation, and electrical and instrumentation installations.
Every weld, connection, and system was executed with precision and purpose, ensuring the infrastructure’s integrity and long-term reliability.
This strategic initiative enabled Sasol to recover valuable by-products—acetone and methyl ethyl ketone (MEK)—from waste streams, significantly reducing atmospheric emissions and enhancing process efficiency. Aurex approached the project with agility and a deep commitment to excellence, embracing the opportunity to contribute to Sasol’s environmental stewardship and operational advancement.
Completed on time and to the highest standards, the project achieved zero injuries and met all Ready-for-Commissioning (RFC) deadlines. The rerouting solution helped Sasol meet key environmental compliance targets while unlocking new commercial value from previously discarded by-products.
Aurex’s seamless delivery under complex conditions reinforced its reputation for reliability, environmental leadership, and technical excellence in the chemical processing sector.