maintenance
Planned and routine maintenance, on-call support and complex repairs for pharmaceutical production equipment, including obsolete machines other providers no longer cover.
planned maintenance and support programs
Planned maintenance is widely understood to reduce cost, but often deferred because it competes with production for the same hours. That trade-off usually reverses after the first unplanned stoppage removes a filling suite from service for a week and puts a batch at risk.
We build maintenance programs around how your equipment is actually used, including run hours, formats, changeover frequency and criticality, rather than transcribing an OEM manual written for a machine in a different plant on a different schedule.
We support equipment we refurbished and equipment we did not, including obsolete machines the original manufacturer no longer covers. Where parts are no longer available, we reverse-engineer and fabricate them, using the same capability as our refurbishment work.
Discuss a support agreement →- Planned maintenance schedule built around your run pattern and criticality, not a generic interval table.
- Scheduled visits executed by technicians who know the equipment, with documentation that satisfies your quality system.
- Spares strategy, with critical spares identified, sourced and held, and obsolete items reverse-engineered before you need them urgently.
- On-call response, with agreed response terms for breakdowns and remote diagnosis where it saves a mobilization.
- Condition reporting, with wear trends and forward recommendations, so capital decisions are made early rather than during an outage.
- Operator and maintainer training, delivered by staff experienced in both operations and maintenance.
let’s talk about your pharmaceutical production.
Tell us what you are working on, whether it is refurbishing equipment, planning a new build or reviewing an existing process.