Plant relocation A-to-Z: dismantling, logistics, reinstallation, recommissioning. Production-loss minimization with phased plans.
Factory relocation is a complex project where electrical infrastructure (panels, transformers, MV cells, PLCs, motors) must be dismantled, transported and recommissioned without losing data, settings or compliance certifications.
Over 45 years we have moved 50+ industrial plants ranging from food production lines to OIZ-tier metalworking facilities. Each project starts with a layout study and ends with full commissioning reports.
Equipment inventory, electrical schematics, layout planning, risk assessment.
Cable identification, tagging, careful disassembly preserving connection records.
Logistics coordination, foundation prep at new site, reinstallation per original layout or improved version.
Connection tests, energy-on procedure, production-line ramp-up support and documentation.
Factories relocating to new OIZs, plants downsizing or expanding, businesses moving to larger premises, multi-site consolidation projects.
A medium-sized facility (25-50 motors) typically takes 7-14 working days end-to-end, including dismantling and recommissioning.
No. We preserve nameplate data, connection records and original test certificates. Recommissioning includes recompliance testing where required.
Yes — we run phased plans where critical lines are moved last, allowing partial production until cutover. Discussed in pre-move planning.
Power born of experience, service that lasts.