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• Certified safety critical applications • Extreme environments Since it’s early conception programmable logic control has been utilised for process and machine control throughout industry. ICON personnel have been actively engaged designing and programming microprocessor based control systems since the early 1980’s and have established a solid reputation and skill base relevant to major PLC manufacturers equipment and diverse industrial applications.. ICON engineers have been actively involved in offshore oil and gas exploration and production industries nationally and  internationally since the early 1980’s accu*ulating substantial system knowledge and experience from a variety of systems. As a systems integrator and mechatronics contractor we have provided innovative solutions for a wide range of equipment as well as integrating individual equipment into unified systems.. OFFSHORE Subsea systems have formed part of ICON’s product offerings since 1994 and spans from complete control systems from operators position topside to the equipment under control subsea - to partial systems or system components both topside and subsea. New demands, applications and solutions are continuously emerging and extending our product line and capabilities which includes subsea.. Marine control systems as other control systems and solutions we provide are subject to strict international regulation and demand for safe and predictable performance. Our engineers maintain exact knowledge of the various regulations in force as well as applicable coastal state regulations. Combined with operational experience we are able to bring forward safe, comprehensive and efficient systems. Our services and solutions are particularly well applied where maritime and drilling regulations.. ICON Instruments AS introduces the next generation well monitoring instrumentation at OTC Houston 2018. The suite of products include a mechanical tubuular plug instrumentation suite, ITP (Instrumented Tubular Plug) enabling comprehensive and safe (SIL3) monitoring of