Mr Mohamed, this page is the full picture in one place: what we found on your website and in your public profile, an honest review of the business as it presents itself, a working new website, a working prototype of the Ekko operations system built around the Mussafah workshop, and the questions we need answered before we can quote. Every screen linked from here is live and clickable.
Today oil-man.ae fails HTTPS outright and oilman.ae serves the same 2016 page. Both carry lorem ipsum. We consolidate on oilman.ae, redirect the hyphenated domain, and replace the page with the concept you can open above: six workshop services, a compliance calculator that turns visitors into booked jobs, and a job tracker.
Job cards with a QC gate that physically stops a cylinder leaving Mussafah unchecked. Customer approvals as timestamped records, not phone calls. A certificates register that knows every asset's next due date. Invoices that go out the moment QC closes. Vans and technicians visible live.
Five agents: parts buyer, QC warden, collections, dispatcher, compliance reminder. Each one drafts a purchase order, a reminder or a route and waits for a tap. Every action logged with the rule that triggered it.
We read every page of both domains, the 12-page company profile PDF, the DNS, the hosting and the third-party listings. The findings below are all verifiable by opening the site.
Competitor rows reflect what their public sites show on 11 Sep 2026. None of the three publishes a customer certificate portal. That is the gap.
Fifty-five years on the oilfield, 100% UAE-owned, registered across the ADNOC group, a real workshop in Mussafah with refill, calibration and hydro test capability. That is a rare combination and it is invisible online. The review below is written from the outside, from the material Oil Man has published, and should be corrected by you where we have it wrong.
Lead with the workshop. "The safety workshop behind Abu Dhabi's oilfields": calibration, breathing air, hydro test, parts. Keep drilling, process analysers and supply as divisions on the page, not as the headline. The new website is written this way. The five divisions stay; the order changes.
This is what we believe Oil Man needs, from the outside. Scope and commercials come after we have walked the workshop and confirmed the requirements below. Nothing here is a quotation.
Ekko is Cortix's multi-tenant operations platform: finance, inventory, procurement, billing, CRM, WhatsApp, HR and an AI gateway on one spine, with a workshop vertical already live for garages and job cards. Oil Man's version is that spine configured for a safety workshop. The prototype above shows every screen with realistic demo data. Open it, tick a QC item, try to dispatch a job without approval, consume a part and watch the purchase order get drafted.
A quotation written from the outside would be a guess. These are the numbers and documents that turn this assessment into a scoped offer. Most of them take one visit and one afternoon with the supervisor.
Photographs of the bench, the vans and the team; names and roles to publish; the client list as it should read today; whether an Arabic version is wanted; and the documents to host in the library.
We would like to walk the workshop with your supervisor, watch one cylinder go from gate to certificate, and correct anything in this page we got wrong. Bring the last month's job sheets; we will show you what they look like inside Ekko before we leave. The quotation follows that visit, scoped on what we counted together.