Preventive Maintenance, Testing & Condition Assessment
A maintenance plan built around your equipment.
Planned electrical PM for factories, warehouses and commercial facilities. Scheduled inspections, condition checks and corrective maintenance to help reduce unplanned downtime.
A Planned Electrical Maintenance Program
Low-voltage distribution: panels, switchboards, dry-type transformers, feeders and motor controls.
PM Plans & Scheduled Visits
Build an annual PM plan around equipment condition, operating needs and manufacturer guidance, with seasonal visits where appropriate.
Distribution Equipment Inspections
Inspect agreed equipment, feeders and connections for overheating, corrosion, damage, dust buildup and ventilation problems.
Thermal Imaging & Analysis
Where included, review thermal images and operating load to identify abnormal heating. Verify suspected loose or high-resistance connections.
Electrical Testing & Condition Checks
Check relevant voltage, current, phase loading, grounding and equipment operation, using suitable tests within the agreed PM scope.
Servicing & Corrective Repairs
Carry out approved cleaning, connection repairs and defective component replacement, with isolation and manufacturer requirements addressed.
Reports, Priorities & Follow-Up
Record findings, measurements and completed work. Set repair priorities, track outstanding items and plan the next maintenance visit.
Clear Findings. Prioritized Action. Recorded Results.
Your PM visit record identifies inspected equipment, test results and thermal images where included. Findings are grouped into urgent attention, planned repairs and items to monitor.
Inspect and assess → prioritize → complete approved maintenance → verify and follow up.
How to Get Started
- Property address and type
- Areas or equipment to be checked
- Any concerns or recurring issues
- Previous maintenance, if known
- Panel / equipment exterior
- Accessible labels and work area
Review the facility, equipment and maintenance history. Identify further information needed and arrange an initial assessment to define the PM requirements.
Share available equipment lists, drawings and maintenance records. Tell us your operating hours and shutdown windows. Review and approve the proposed scope, schedule and cost.
Set the equipment list, visit schedule and inspection or testing scope. Confirm thermal imaging where appropriate, safe access, shutdowns and applicable permit requirements.
Provide access for scheduled visits and arrange agreed shutdowns. Approve additional repairs before they proceed, and tell us about any equipment or operating changes.
Complete agreed inspections, testing and servicing. Prioritize defects and carry out approved repairs. Verify completed work, provide the visit record and update the next maintenance priorities.
Helpful photos: Send safely accessible exterior views and labels. Leave panel and equipment covers closed; we arrange any required access and isolation during the visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should electrical PM be scheduled?
The interval depends on equipment condition, operating load, environment, maintenance history and manufacturer guidance. An annual plan can include seasonal or more frequent visits where needed, with the schedule reviewed as findings develop.
Will maintenance require a shutdown?
Some inspection and thermal imaging work needs suitable operating load and safe access. Servicing, connection repairs and certain tests require isolation. We confirm the arrangements before each visit so you can plan around affected equipment.
Start Your Electrical PM Plan
Send your facility details, equipment information and maintenance concerns. We will review your needs and arrange the first assessment.