OGI and Method 21 fugitive emission surveys that detect, quantify and track repair of industrial leaks.
OGI and Method 21 fugitive emission surveys that detect, quantify and track repair of industrial leaks. Green Vertex delivers this service to industrial, commercial and governmental clients across Saudi Arabia and the GCC, applying internationally recognized methodologies within our ISO-certified quality management system.
Our specialists work closely with your team from initial scoping through final reporting, ensuring the program is tailored to your facility's specific regulatory obligations, operational constraints and risk profile — turning fugitive emission data into a clear, actionable repair program.
Fugitive emissions from valves, flanges, connectors and other components are among the largest sources of uncontrolled loss at industrial facilities, and they often go unnoticed without a structured monitoring program. Our LDAR teams combine calibrated OGI and Method 21 instrumentation with a disciplined tagging, screening and repair-verification workflow, so every component in your inventory is accounted for and every leak is tracked from first detection through confirmed repair. The result is a defensible record that supports both regulatory compliance and real operational savings from reduced product loss.

OGI and Method 21 screening of every tagged component across the facility to locate fugitive emissions early. Surveys are scheduled to match your regulatory monitoring frequency, and each pass is logged against the facility's component inventory so nothing is missed between cycles.
Ongoing monitoring of tagged valves, flanges, connectors and other components against the facility's leak inventory and history. We track condition trends over time, flagging components that show early signs of degradation before they become active leaks.
Re-screening of repaired components to confirm leaks have been eliminated within program timelines. Verification results are logged against the original repair tag, giving you a closed-loop record from detection through confirmed resolution.
Quantification of fugitive emissions across all monitored components to support regulatory reporting and inventory management. Data is structured to feed directly into facility-wide emission inventories and annual compliance submissions.
Design of facility-specific LDAR programs, procedures and monitoring plans from the ground up. We define component tagging conventions, monitoring frequencies, repair timelines and QA/QC procedures aligned to your regulatory obligations.
Preparation of regulator-ready reports summarizing survey results, repair status and emission totals. Reports are structured to stand up to audit, with full traceability back to raw field data and instrument calibration records.
Review facility layout, process units and regulatory requirements to scope the program.
Identify, tag and log every monitored component into the facility leak inventory.
Establish baseline readings for all tagged components ahead of the monitoring cycle.
Conduct OGI and Method 21 surveys following the agreed monitoring frequency.
Quantify detected leaks to prioritize repairs by emission rate and risk.
Issue repair tags and notifications within regulatory or program timelines.
Re-screen repaired components to confirm the leak has been resolved.
Validate and review all field data for accuracy and completeness.
Deliver a regulator-ready report with findings, evidence and recommendations.