Mechanical Installation
Setting, aligning and commissioning mechanical equipment into live plant.
Preventive maintenance programmes built from your equipment register — intervals set by duty and criticality, not by a generic template.
02 / OVERVIEW
A preventive programme that services everything at the same interval wastes money on the robust equipment and still misses the critical machine that needed attention sooner.
We build the schedule from criticality and duty, so effort concentrates where a failure actually stops production.
03 / SCOPE
SRV-05 · Preventive Maintenance
04 / APPROACH
Equipment whose failure stops production is serviced on a different basis to equipment that has a standby.
The objective is not more maintenance. It is moving work out of breakdown and into a planned window.
05 / DELIVERY
The depth changes with the size of the job. The sequence does not.
Site attendance, condition survey and failure analysis. We establish what the equipment is actually doing before anyone proposes a fix.
Technical solution defined against the operating envelope — loads, tolerances, materials and access constraints.
Method statement, risk assessment, parts, tooling and manning scheduled against your shutdown window.
Work carried out by mechanical technicians under a written procedure, with hold points recorded as they are passed.
Components installed to the written method — alignment, clearances and torque set against the drawing, with hold points signed as they are passed.
Controlled start-up and function checks under operating conditions, before the asset is declared ready.
Function testing, alignment verification and performance checks before the asset is handed back.
Documented completion — what was found, what was done, what was replaced, and what to watch.
06 / RELATED
Setting, aligning and commissioning mechanical equipment into live plant.
Condition assessment and inspection of mechanical equipment and structures.
Embedded mechanical engineering capability for teams without it in-house.