Petrofac-Samsung Joint Venture

The Petrofac-Samsung Joint Venture is an international EPC partnership formed to deliver major oil-and-gas and energy-project packages in Oman, combining the Omani track record of Petrofac with the heavy-industry execution strength of Samsung. The JV mobilises project directors, lead engineers across process, piping, mechanical, electrical, instrumentation and civil disciplines, QA/QC, planners, cost controllers, HSE leads, procurement and a deep construction-management workforce on an operator project, typically working alongside consultants, operator representatives, ministries and a wider subcontractor community. On an EPC joint venture, the contact directory balloons from day one. Cardify replaces a multi-week wait for printed cards with an instantly-live digital card per engineer, shown as a QR on the ID lanyard or hard-hat sticker, bilingual in English and Arabic, and locked to the JV co-branded template. Operator and ministry visitors scan once and the full vCard saves to their phone, no business-card exchange during a safety walk-down, no paper card lost in a site container. For owner meetings, JV kick-offs, OGWA and ministry briefings, the JV's commercial and project leadership still need physical cards. Cardify prints locally through vetted Omani print partners in the JV co-branded template, Arabic on the reverse, Petrofac-and-Samsung lockups handled centrally, ISO and HSE badging aligned, and a QR that keeps pointing to the current digital card as engineers rotate between disciplines. Because every scan is timestamped and attributed to the employee who shared the card, commercial leadership gets a live picture of which customer, supplier and partner touchpoints are converting into saved contacts, a lightweight intelligence layer without any new CRM to roll out. Scan analytics give the JV a live signal for which operator touchpoints are converting to post-meeting follow-up. Start a Cardify workspace, pilot with one discipline, and scale with a bulk bilingual print run for the next owner-engineer or OGWA cycle.