Implementing remote operation for Platform A and B is a strategic move towards a more efficient and fit-for-purpose approach in managing Operations and Maintenance (O&M). With high operating and maintenance costs, operating offshore platforms have become very challenging. Platform A currently equipped with pneumatic instrumentation/control and shutdown systems without remote capabilities, and Platform B having electronic systems with some remote functionalities, there is a clear opportunity to enhance operational efficiency and safety. The transition to remote operations can provide benefits such as reduced physical presence on the platform to lower operational costs and risks associated with offshore work, enhanced monitoring and control capabilities that can lead to better proactive maintenance and quicker response to issues and improved data collection and analysis for better decision-making and optimization of O&M processes. Considering the geographical location of the platforms, remote operation can also help in overcoming the challenges posed by distance from the mainland. It’s important to ensure that necessary infrastructure, such as reliable communication links and advanced control systems, are in place to support this transition. With the concept of remote operations, we intend to implement this on both platforms so that we have a more fit-for-purpose approach towards operation and maintenance.