Our work
Here you will find work Analog Control delivered directly, engineering work we did inside partner projects, and the founding team's earlier experience — each in its own section. Every card answers the same questions: what was the problem, what was done, what was delivered.
We keep that separation on purpose. We would rather say clearly what role we played than make a project look bigger than it was.
Work Delivered by Analog Control
Work carried out under Analog Control's name and direct responsibility.
- Work Delivered by Analog Control
HVAC, Boiler and Chilled Water Overview SCADA
The utilities team wanted to monitor HVAC, boiler and chilled water systems from one place, see alarm and trend status more clearly, and bring field signals into a proper SCADA structure. The work covered the screen hierarchy, signal list, alarm/trend visibility and commissioning checks.
- SCADA overview screens
- P&ID-based I/O and signal derivation for HVAC, boiler and chilled water
- Alarm and trend visibility
- Utility operating status monitoring
- SCADA
- HVAC
- Utility
- Commissioning
- Work Delivered by Analog Control
HVAC Controller Conversion and Utility Automation
Ageing HVAC field controllers were holding the maintenance team back — changes made on site did not show up in SCADA. We converted the controllers, moved the control logic to the new structure and commissioned it with SCADA/HMI visibility.
- HVAC controller conversion
- PLC/controller integration notes
- SCADA/HMI screen structure
- I/O, signal and control-logic derivation from P&ID and equipment lists
- HVAC
- PLC
- SCADA
- Utility
- Work Delivered by Analog Control
Facility Energy and Utility Monitoring
The site could not compare HVAC, boiler, chilled water and other utility consumption across shifts and operating modes. We organised the existing signals into a reportable structure and made them visible through SCADA trends.
- Energy and utility data point list
- SCADA monitoring screens
- Trend and alarm structure
- SCADA/historian data-point architecture for reporting
- Energy
- Reporting
- SCADA
- Utility
Work we took on inside partner, OEM or main-contractor projects
Software, field automation, testing, commissioning and documentation our team handled in projects where another company held overall responsibility.
- Analog Control Engineering Roles
Mining & Heavy Process Automation Work
In heavy process projects, DCS/PLC software, field automation coordination, testing and commissioning are tightly linked. Our team handled PLC/HMI/SCADA programming, field coordination and commissioning inside partner project structures.

Site photo from a heavy process plant. Site details are not shared.
- PLC/HMI/SCADA programming
- Field automation coordination
- DCS/PLC interface contribution
- Commissioning and test
- DCS
- PLC
- SCADA
- Mining
- Commissioning
- Analog Control Engineering Roles
Process DCS, Batch & Reporting Work
In chemical, paint and slurry processes, traceability suffers when recipes, batches, SQL records and reports drift apart. Our team handled DCS/PLC software, batch/recipe structure, SQL reporting and commissioning in partner projects.
- DCS/PLC software
- HMI/SCADA screen structure
- Batch / recipe management
- SQL / database reporting
- DCS
- Chemical
- Reporting
- batch
- Analog Control Engineering Roles
OEM commissioning support
An equipment OEM was struggling to keep up with FAT/SAT records and open-item closure before site handover during a busy delivery period. Our team supported FAT/SAT documentation, loop/I-O verification and commissioning within the OEM's standard.
- FAT/SAT documentation under OEM templates
- Field commissioning support
- Loop / I/O verification contribution
- Commissioning open-item list and issue log
- OEM support
- Commissioning
- NDA-based
- Analog Control Engineering Roles
Industrial reporting system
On a machine delivered by an OEM, the end user wanted batch, material and alarm history reports beyond the standard HMI screens. We added a reporting layer on top of the existing PLC, SCADA and historian — without disturbing the OEM's application.
- Data source map (PLC / SCADA / historian)
- KPI and report template structure
- Historian / SQL data flow alignment
- Operator input flows where required
- OEM support
- Reporting
- KPI
- NDA-based
- Analog Control Engineering Roles
Secure remote support architecture
An OEM was connecting to installed machines through ad-hoc, inconsistent paths, with gaps in logging and unclear vendor boundaries. We prepared a repeatable access model that defines service, vendor and engineering access with zones and logging rules.
- Zone and access boundary concept
- Remote access flow definition
- Vendor / service access model
- Firewall rule recommendations
- OEM support
- Remote access
- OT network
- NDA-based
The founding team's earlier technical experience
Experience the founding team gained before Analog Control. We share it as areas the team knows well — not as Analog Control projects.
- Founding Team Capability
Energy SCADA and Distribution Systems
The founding team's earlier work on energy and distribution SCADA software, WebSCADA, custom reporting tools and commissioning.
- Energy SCADA
- Distribution SCADA
- WebSCADA
- Custom reporting tools
- SCADA
- Energy
- Reporting
- Founding Team Capability
Water Distribution SCADA and WebSCADA
The founding team's earlier work on central monitoring, remote station visibility and WebSCADA for water distribution.
- Water distribution SCADA
- WebSCADA
- Central monitoring
- Remote station visibility
- SCADA
- Utility
- Water
- Founding Team Capability
Food, Energy and Glass Sector SCADA / Automation
The founding team's earlier work on SCADA, utility visibility, reporting and machine/line integration in food, energy and glass projects.
- Food-sector SCADA and utility visibility
- Energy SCADA and industrial reporting
- Glass-sector machine / line integration
- PLC/SCADA/HMI
- SCADA
- Food
- Energy
- Glass
Confidentiality
Customer and site names are not shared for confidentiality. The work on this page is summarized by technical scope and delivery approach.