Zama Engineering Systems (ZES) is a division of Zama Systems LTD providing integrated engineering services for petrol stations, commercial sites and industrial facilities in Kenya. We help clients turn several connected technical requirements into one defined project scope.
One engineering partner for connected site systems
Modern facilities depend on equipment that shares power, data, physical space and maintenance responsibilities. A fuel system may depend on electrical works, monitoring, networking, CCTV and fire-safety interfaces. A warehouse may depend on reliable connectivity, access control, surveillance, lighting and backup power. ZES helps define how the required workstreams fit together before installation begins.
What ZES does
Depending on the agreed project scope, ZES can coordinate fuel infrastructure, electrical works, automation and monitoring, electronic security, life-safety systems, ICT networks, welding and metalwork, and maintenance planning. The applicable systems, quantities, brands, programme, responsibilities and support terms are confirmed for each project rather than assumed from a standard package.
Petrol stations and fuel facilities
Planning and coordination for storage tanks, fill and vent arrangements, fuel pipework, dispensing, forecourt electrical works, automation, tank monitoring, CCTV, fire-safety interfaces, testing and maintenance.
Commercial properties
Security, life safety, connectivity, access, power interfaces, display systems and smart-building requirements planned around staff, customer, tenant and facility workflows.
Industrial and logistics sites
Electrical, automation, equipment monitoring, networking, surveillance, controlled access, metalwork and preventive-maintenance scopes designed around uptime, safety and operating constraints.
How we develop a project scope
- Understand the site. We review the required outcome, location, operating conditions, constraints and available drawings or schedules.
- Define the work. The proposed scope records equipment, work packages, assumptions, exclusions, dependencies and responsibilities.
- Coordinate delivery. Agreed supply, installation, integration and configuration activities are planned around site access and other contractors.
- Test and hand over. The agreed functions are checked and the applicable records, user guidance and handover information are provided.
- Plan lifecycle support. Maintenance, troubleshooting, upgrades or expansion support can be defined where they form part of the engagement.
What a ZES proposal should make clear
A useful engineering proposal is more than an equipment price. It should identify the work included, information relied on, equipment or performance basis, customer inputs, third-party interfaces, exclusions, commercial terms, programme assumptions, testing requirements and applicable warranty terms. Regulated approvals and professional responsibilities are confirmed for the actual site and project.
Service area and project assessment
Our office is at Eastern Bypass (Kamaki’s), Karuguru Plaza, Office Suite 12, Ruiru, Kiambu County. ZES considers projects across Kenya subject to the required scope, logistics, site access and programme. A remote discussion can establish the first information needed, while a site survey may be recommended where measurements, routes, existing conditions or risks must be verified.
Project evidence, privacy and responsible claims
Security, infrastructure and petroleum projects can include confidential site information. ZES does not publish a customer’s name, photographs, system layout, project value, testimonial or measured outcome without appropriate permission and supporting records. Public project pages therefore describe delivery capabilities unless a page is clearly identified as an approved client case study.
Technology logos on this website identify platforms that may be considered during solution design. They do not by themselves state partnership, endorsement or authorised-dealer status. Final brand selection depends on compatibility, availability, scope, support requirements and budget.
Discuss your site requirements
Share the site location, project stage, systems involved and the outcome you need. Drawings, a bill of quantities or an equipment schedule can be referenced in the enquiry.