Plant Maintenance & AMC

Scope-led delivery

Practical execution. Clearly defined responsibility.

An annual maintenance contract creates a defined framework for inspection, planned maintenance, corrective work and service records. Coverage, attendance, spares and response arrangements are agreed for the actual plant.

The plant context

The industrial challenge

Reactive work becomes harder to manage when asset lists, responsibilities, inspection intervals and maintenance records are unclear.

How it fits into the plant

AMC support sits alongside the plant's operating and maintenance team. It connects recurring inspections with planned interventions and documented follow-up.

Our execution scope

• Preventive-maintenance activities
• Corrective-maintenance support
• Breakdown support within agreed coverage
• Shutdown coordination
• Equipment replacement
• Maintenance documentation

The final scope, specifications and responsibilities are agreed for each project.

Typical equipment & activities

• Pumps and mechanical assets
• Piping systems
• Evaporation equipment
• Associated utility systems

Execution approach

1. 01

   Inspect the agreed assets and review maintenance history.

2. 02

   Plan the work and coordinate access, spares and isolation.

3. 03

   Maintain equipment within the approved scope.

4. 04

   Verify completed work and hand over to the plant team.

5. 05

   Report observations and agreed follow-up actions.

Where this capability fits

• Operating process plants
• Water-treatment installations
• Industrial mechanical assets

Quality & HSE considerations

Inspection and site controls are coordinated with the approved work scope, plant requirements and equipment supplier instructions.

• Material and equipment identification against the approved scope
• Applicable inspection and test records
• Site permit, isolation and access coordination
• Documented checks and punch-list closure

Common questions