TECHNICAL ASSESSMENT / INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION

Understand the Risks.
Plan the Right Improvements.

Practical technical assessment for manufacturing plants managing recurring downtime, obsolete controls, costly upgrade proposals or gaps in recovery readiness.

ASSESSMENT & RECOMMENDATIONS

A Clear Technical Basis for Your Next Decision

Advice grounded in workshop and on-site experience with production machinery, control systems and practical conversions.

01

Automation Obsolescence Audit

Identify ageing and difficult-to-source PLCs, HMIs, drives and interfaces. Review the consequences of failure and prioritise critical spares, recovery arrangements and phased migration.

02

Recurring-Failure Investigation

Investigate repeated faults in drives, PLC systems, power supplies and control electronics. Review the relevant installation, loading, earthing, cooling and contamination conditions, then prioritise corrective action.

03

Retrofit Feasibility & Specification

Assess the practical scope for modernising an existing machine. Define the proposed control arrangement, initial I/O requirements, major components and shutdown approach, with a technical specification for comparison.

04

Critical Spares & Recovery Readiness

Compare installed equipment with available program files, parameter backups and stores. Identify missing or unverified recovery information and recommend compatible spare or second-source options.

05

Maintenance-Team Technical Support

Support your engineers with PLC I/O tracing, drive diagnostics, backup management, control-panel investigation and preventive inspection around the equipment they maintain.

FROM FINDINGS TO ACTION

Recommendations You Can Use

Receive a concise findings report or a more detailed technical report, according to the agreed scope. Recommendations consider suitability, maintainability, spare availability, lifecycle risk and total cost.

A Practical Review Process

  1. Discuss the production issue and required outcome.
  2. Inspect the equipment and review available records with your team.
  3. Identify the technical risks and practical options.
  4. Prioritise actions and document the findings.
  5. Arrange implementation, procurement or commissioning support where required.

Assessment and reporting can be commissioned as a standalone service. Parts, programming and implementation are agreed separately.

PLAN THE SCOPE

Start with the Equipment That Matters Most

Share a recurring fault, a difficult upgrade decision or the systems your plant cannot afford to lose.

Discuss Your Requirement ↗

Useful Information to Share

  • Machine and automation equipment list
  • Fault history and production impact
  • Available drawings, programs and parameter backups
  • Critical-spare inventory and planned shutdown opportunities
LET'S REVIEW YOUR REQUIREMENT

Discuss Your Next
Engineering Requirement

Tell us about your equipment, planned improvements or the technical support your team needs.