Enchilada consists of a fixed steel jacket platform supporting production wells and processing facilities. Wells are drilled from the platform and completed as dry-tree producers. Production fluids are routed through separation systems to divide oil, gas, and produced water. Oil is exported via pipeline to onshore terminals, while gas is compressed and transported through regional gas networks. Produced water is treated prior to discharge. The platform includes utility systems such as power generation, typically via gas turbines, and control systems for monitoring operations. The structure supports multiple decks housing processing equipment, wellheads, and living quarters. Export pipelines connect to established shelf infrastructure, enabling continuous transport of hydrocarbons. The platform design reflects conventional fixed installation architecture used in shallow to mid-depth offshore environments.