The work around the equipment
Installation, inspection support, repair and refurbishment, and after-sales. Equipment supply does not end at the truck ramp.
Most equipment problems are not equipment problems; they are installation, maintenance or paperwork problems. Our service scope covers the points where they occur: getting a unit correctly installed and commissioned, keeping its test status current, repairing and refurbishing units in service, and answering after-sales questions with engineering, not hold music.
Installation & commissioning
Site placement, mechanical installation coordination, piping connection support, purging, first fill supervision and handover with documentation, for tanks, station packages and vaporizer systems.
Periodic inspection support
Preparation of equipment and documentation for periodic inspections, coordination of testing, and remediation of findings so units re-enter service without drama.
Repair & refurbishment
Valve and instrument replacement, coating renewal, vacuum restoration assessment and structured refurbishment of storage and transport equipment, in service or as part of pre-owned preparation.
After-sales support
Spare parts sourcing, operating questions and troubleshooting for equipment we supplied, with response targets stated at handover.
How service work runs
Defined scope, written findings, no surprises on the invoice.
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Scope definition
The problem or requirement is written down and agreed before work starts.
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Assessment
Inspection with written findings and a priced proposal for remediation.
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Execution
Agreed work performed with progress reported against the scope.
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Documentation
Work records and test results delivered for your equipment file.
Equipment trouble, inspection due or refurbishment planned?
Describe the situation; assessment comes back with written findings and a priced proposal.
Request service