Automation Solutions

Migration and upgrade of obsolete control systems

Control system migration replaces obsolete or vendor-unsupported PLC and DCS platforms with current technology, preserving validated process logic and minimizing downtime. Proctek delivers multi-brand migrations with over 20 years of experience across oil & gas, energy and manufacturing plants in 14 countries.

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A control system without vendor support is a ticking clock: discontinued spare parts, failures with no technical backup, and increasingly long unplanned shutdowns. Every day running on an obsolete platform raises the risk of an outage that can cost far more than the full migration.

What this service includes

Why Proctek

Cuts downtime costs by up to 40%
Measured impact on operations like yours
+20 years · 14 countries
Industrial engineering group with ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 certified processes
IEC 61511 · IEC 61508 · ISA-18.2 · ISA-95
Standards we design and deliver under

Who this is for

Automation Engineers · Operations Managers · Maintenance Managers

Frequently asked questions

How much downtime does a control system migration require?

It depends on scope, but the migration plan is designed around the plant's scheduled shutdown windows. In many cases preparation, FAT testing and prior simulation allow the physical cutover in 24 to 72 hour shutdowns, with phased (hot cutover) strategies when the process cannot stop.

Can you migrate systems from any manufacturer?

Yes. Proctek is a multi-brand integrator: we migrate legacy platforms from major manufacturers (Rockwell, Siemens, Honeywell, Emerson, Yokogawa, ABB, Schneider, among others) to the current platform that best fits the operation and the client's standard.

What happens to control logic that already works?

Logic validated by years of operation is an asset. It is translated to the new platform, verified against historical process behavior and FAT-tested before cutover, so the plant starts up with the same behavior it had, on a supported base.

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