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MAINTENANCE,
PREDICTIVE,
PREVENTATIVE, CORRECTIVE
“TIME IS MONEY”
In today's demanding manufacturing and process environment you need to minimise
downtime through equipment faults, electrical supply faults and human error.
At MES we can assist and advise you with maintaining your plant/facility by
carrying out planned preventative maintenance and call out services,
unfortunately we cannot fix your human error problems.
SERVICES WE PROVIDE:
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24hour seven day a week call out service |
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Thermal imaging service |
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Appliance testing and tagging
(plant, office equipment, tools) |
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Power quality analyse |
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Complete maintenance package |
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Complete lamp replacement |
MAINTENANCE OPTIONS:
As every business is unique in plant and management, so are the maintenance
requirements for that business. What, how, where, who, when and budget are all
questions requiring consideration to establish the maintenance plan most suited
to your needs, see below for various options we can offer.
LEVEL 3: COMPLETE PLANNED PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE
Total plant and facility
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Complete total site audit and build asset registar |
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Create the maintenance plan and establish budget |
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Perform regular thorough electrical inspection and maintenance |
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Produce monthly maintenance reports |
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NO CALL OUT FEES |
LEVEL 2: SELECTED PLANT OPTION
Selected items of plant
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Create the maintenance plan and establish budget |
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Perform regular thorough electrical inspection and maintenance |
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Produce monthly maintenance reports |
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NO CALL OUT FEES DURING WORKING HOURS, AFTER HOURS FEES APPLY |
LEVEL 1:
BASIC PLAN
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Visual inspection and safety check |
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Produce fault report and arrange repairs |
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Work completed on a charge up basis |
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CALL OUT FEES APPLY |
The following techniques are used in our maintenance checks:
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Insulation
levels and current are monitored to ensure motors are not deteriorating
or being overloaded. |
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Recording
temperature stickers are placed on motors to indicate any overloading
since the previous checks. |
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Control
panels are checked for overheating with a thermal image camera or
infrared digital thermometer. |
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Control
panels and filters are cleaned and motors checked for correct cooling.
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A visual
check of the machinery is carried out and repairs made as required. E.g.
Broken conduit or loose cable glands and repaired before they become a
fault. |
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DC motor
brushes and commutators checked. |
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Terminals
checked for tightness. |
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Parameters
and programmes backed up in case of future failure. |
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PLC batteries
checked and replaced. |
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Fault log
books put in all machinery to keep track of on going faults and record
routine maintenance. |
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Vibration
levels are monitored to predict bearing or gearbox failure. (by
arrangement) |
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