Preventive maintenance
The maintenance menu
Take one line, a few, or the whole list. The intervals are what plants like yours usually choose; we set yours after the plant walk.
- Usually yearly
Thermographic survey
We scan under normal load, so the plant stays running.
Panels, starters, disconnects and switchgear
Photo log with every hot spot marked
A short fix list in order of priority
- In a planned outage
Switchgear and breaker testing
Done in a planned outage with a written switching plan.
Cleaning and torque checks
Trip tests and insulation readings
A test record for every breaker we touch
- Usually yearly
MCC and starter inspection
The gear that starts every motor in the plant.
Contactors, overloads and terminations
Bucket fit and door interlocks
Spares noted on the report
- Usually twice a year
Drive and soft-starter service
Heat and dust do most of the damage. We clean first and measure second.
Fans, filters and capacitors
Parameter backup before and after
Cabinet temperature check
- Usually twice a year
Control panel cleaning and torque
For panels that run in dust, washdown or heat.
Vacuum, wipe and re-torque
Label and drawing check
Door seals and cooling fans
- Usually yearly
Grounding and emergency lighting
Two checks plants tend to remember only at audit time.
Ground continuity and bonding
Exit and emergency fixture walk
Findings logged for your safety file
After each visit
What lands on your desk
One-page report
What we checked, what we found and what we fixed, with photos.
A priority list
Items that can wait, items that should not, and the parts that go with them.
Updated labels and drawings
Panel labels, as-built sketches and arc-flash label changes, handed to your supervisor.
Build your own menu
Tell us what runs and when it can stop. We will send a plan with the lines we suggest and the ones we would skip.