Design · Maintenance · Contracting

Mechanical solutions designed around the site.

Existing-system assessment, technical scoping, material and labor planning, site coordination and handover records are managed through one controlled workflow.

Service Scope

From maintenance requirements to turnkey implementation.

Mechanical contracting and mechanical maintenance services, including boiler room maintenance, fire protection system inspection and ventilation system inspection, are based on verified site data and documented responsibility boundaries.

01

Heating and Boiler Rooms

Maintenance, modification, equipment replacement and mechanical infrastructure works for boilers, pumps, heat exchangers, headers, expansion systems and distribution lines.

02

Cooling and Air-Conditioning Systems

Mechanical installation coordination for cooling circuits, air-handling unit connections, hydronic lines, pumps and ancillary equipment.

03

Ventilation

Site survey, design support, fabrication/installation and maintenance for ductwork, fans, grilles, smoke extract and pressurization systems.

04

Fire Protection Systems

Inspection, maintenance, modification and implementation coordination for fire pump sets, valve stations, hydrants and sprinkler pipework.

05

Plumbing and Pumping Systems

Fault diagnosis, renewal and field implementation for potable/wastewater lines, booster sets, drainage, pumps and water storage systems.

06

Industrial Piping and Steelwork

Fabrication, installation and multidisciplinary site coordination for piping, skid connections, supports, platforms and ancillary steelwork.

Compliance assessment of an industrial mechanical installation

Design and Compliance

We make the difference between drawings and field conditions visible.

Design support begins with surveys of the existing installation, collection of equipment and line data, and assessment of layout and access conditions.

  • Existing-system and requirement assessment
  • Small works design, modifications and installation details
  • Quantity take-off, material and labor scope
  • Coordination with electrical and architectural disciplines
  • Testing, commissioning and handover records

Maintenance Model

Not simply closing a fault, but reducing recurrence.

For maintenance work, the symptom, root cause, required parts, labor and test steps are recorded separately. This gives the operator visibility of both the immediate intervention and the next maintenance decision.

Survey and fault diagnosis

Assessment of system behavior, leakage, vibration, pressure, temperature and access conditions.

Planned intervention

Advance definition of shutdown duration, resources, materials, safety controls and testing steps.

Handover and follow-up

Recording completed work, replaced components, test results and recommendations for the next maintenance activity.

First Step

We can begin with photographs, survey notes or the existing design documentation.