Whether shipping gas, oil, or water, cross-country pipeline equipment must be kept in excellent operating condition. Harsh working conditions eventually cause the equipment to break, which presents serious issues for many businesses.
Play the part of a top energy company engaged in a massive pipeline project involving several states. These were machines built with ordinary hardware that was linked, not intended for cross-country racing. They began to suffer frequent delays and malfunctions within months, which significantly increased their operational costs.
There was also a possibility that the project might be delayed, which would increase costs and damage their reputation. They weren’t sure where to start, though, when they quickly realized that certain equipment was required for the cross-country pipeline project.
