About Iradat

Building Indonesia's Infrastructure Since 2009

Supporting transmission, substation, industrial inspection, and utility projects across Indonesia through EPC expertise and world-class technology partnerships.

Aerial view of Iradat transmission infrastructure across Indonesian terrain

Who We Are

A Decade of Engineering Excellence

PT Iradat Aman Globalindo is an Indonesian Engineering, Procurement & Construction (EPC) company specializing in transmission lines, substations, electrical infrastructure, and industrial technology solutions.

Through a combination of engineering expertise, trusted global partnerships, and extensive project experience, we help utility providers, contractors, and industrial organizations deliver reliable infrastructure across Indonesia.

15+ Years

Supporting Indonesia's Infrastructure

80+ Projects

Delivered Across Utility & Industrial Sectors

50+

Trusted Clients

5 Regions

Nationwide Project Coverage

Our Vision

To be Indonesia's most trusted partner in electrical infrastructure — delivering reliable, sustainable, and technologically advanced solutions nationwide.

Our Mission

To deliver engineering, procurement, and construction excellence backed by world-class technology partnerships, helping clients build resilient infrastructure safely and on schedule.

Our Values

Safety first, engineering integrity, accountability, and long-term partnership. We hold ourselves to the highest HSE and quality standards on every project.

Our Journey

Leadership Team

Experienced engineers and operators guiding Iradat's mission across Indonesia.

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Certifications & Compliance

Experienced engineers and operators guiding Iradat's mission across Indonesia.

ISO 9001:2015
ISO 14001:2015
ISO 45001:2018

Nationwide Presence

Delivering infrastructure projects across Indonesia's most critical power networks.

Map of Indonesia highlighting Iradat's regional project coverage
Sumatra
Java
Kalimantan
Sulawesi
Nusa Tenggara