The Installation, maintenance, upkeep, and repair of industrial mechanical and electrical equipment are our specialities. This equipment may include fixtures, cables, pumps, large machines, and electrical systems. Our professionals can operate in a variety of settings, although they typically work in industrial or commercial settings. Often, we are contracted to work in the construction and maintenance industries.

Our services are necessary for any plant's regular operational needs. We are responsible for the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical components utilised in many different industries, such as machinery or wiring in manufacturing facilities. Knowing what our industrial electricians are capable of performing and what skills are necessary will help you decide if we are a good fit for you or your project demands.

All of our industrial electricians have experience in industrial plant monitoring, electrical controls, wiring and worksite equipment. They have worked for many kinds of employers, including parts manufacturers, electrical firms and steel production plants. Our staff are all full-time employees for us and typically handle a 40-hour standard work week. However, sometimes their schedules can vary depending upon the work being carried out

They are available to work unexpected overtime on weekends and evenings. They may work with small teams, other industrial electricians or alone. They can report to a supervising manager, or a plant manager and are both flexible and amicable regarding company obligations, hours and communication during their work.

 

What do our industrial electrician do?

In a nutshell, our industrial electrician's duties involve maintaining and repairing machinery, which contributes to the proper operation of the plant as a whole. They possess the knowledge and skills necessary to install, test, troubleshoot, and fix any electrical components that may not meet corporate or industry requirements. They can also translate machine specifications and blueprint material for members of your department. They will make sure that all mechanical parts and wiring are current and in compliance with local building codes. Some of the various tasks that our industrial electrician might complete are as follows:

 

Handling of new electrical systems

From the time they install electrical systems in manufacturing or production plants, our professionals are able to maintain them. They can undertake tests to ensure that the new machinery is prepared to operate at peak efficiency and to identify any issues it might encounter in the future. They can install complicated systems and also explain how the systems work to everyone who could use the computer or need knowledge about it, such your internal teams and management.

 

Electrical system repairs

Our industrial electrical specialists can fix any already-installed machines or systems at your individual factories, and as a result, they are knowledgeable about the underlying issues that lead to typical issues. They can recognise the parts they need and how long it will take to repair a certain machine, and they frequently fix devices that have hydraulic and electrical problems.
Also, they should be able to convey what has to be done and the associated costs to fix a particular system, as well as why it isn't functioning properly. Our employees may frequently use machinery or appliances that they did not install themselves, but they are skilled and informed enough in all things electro-mechanical to handle any scenario that may come up while at work.

 

Maintain records and repair logs

Making and maintaining logs or reports for all machine repairs and maintenance is a crucial task we take very seriously. The purpose of this responsibility is to provide the client with information in a timely and accurate manner. This is done so that our clients are aware of when a machine was updated, the reason for it, and documentation of the repair by the electrician.
All industrial work requires document management, and the level of involvement from our team will depend on how much work is required of them by the client.