Operations and Maintenance Consulting Solutions
Transform your enterprise with strategic advice and expertise
Project Design Services
FEED
Define operations and maintenance strategy
During this initial phase, the aim is to understand the Client’s project objectives, current capability of their maintenance teams and identify any shortfalls. From here we can put a suitable strategy together.
Define mechanical handling basis of design
Mechanical handling requires an inter-disciplinary approach, with typical decisions having an impact on equipment design, structural design and plant layout. Any overarching principles need to be agreed with the relevant disciplines and reflected in specification and procedural documentation.
Detailed Design
Provide mechanical handling strategy for all major equipment items
In-line with the project procedures, we work with equipment suppliers to provide comprehensive maintenance plans that can later be developed into detailed lift plans by the on-site maintenance team. We also identify the need for and supply of equipment specific, special tools for maintenance.
Management of mechanical handling equipment packages (workshop equipment, portable handling equipment, fixed handling equipment, and cranes)
In order to execute the on-site maintenance work, lifting equipment will be needed. We will define the tools needed and manage the order and supply of these tools to site, with all the relevant certification. This can include pedestal, gantry and jib crane supply. .
Expert Maintenance and Lifting Due Diligence Services
Strategic Planning
We provide Operations & Maintenance Due Diligence — a specialised assessment that identifies operational risks PE firms and technical consultants typically miss.
With 15+ years designing mechanical handling and maintenance access for $Bn facilities, we evaluate whether your target asset can actually be maintained as efficiently as the vendor claims.
We have prevented £45M+ in cost overruns by catching these issues early. Now we help equity funds avoid investing in facilities that look good on paper but are operational nightmares.