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INTEGRATED ENGINEERING OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE

An engineering scope with clear operating rules

We bring planned tasks, technical observations and system reporting into one agreed operating plan.

01 / SCOPE

The service scope is defined by the facility

Before maintenance begins, the equipment list, responsibility boundaries, task frequencies, permits and communication process with the client’s representatives are recorded.

02 / OPERATING CYCLE

Operating cycle

01

Baseline condition

Equipment inventory and recording of technical condition.

02

Work plan

Scheduled operations and a maintenance calendar for each system.

03

Technical delivery

Planned inspections, maintenance and processing of observations.

04

Control

Reporting on delivery, condition and subsequent action.

03 / DOCUMENTS

Documented outcome

  • Equipment register within the agreed scope
  • Planned preventive maintenance calendar
  • Record of completed operations
  • Observation register and status
  • Repair and upgrade recommendations

04 / AGREEMENT

Defined separately

  • Responsibility boundaries
  • Facility access process
  • Emergency and planned requests
  • Work outside routine maintenance
  • Reporting format and frequency

05 / TECHNICAL AUDIT

A sound operating plan starts with a survey

If the engineering equipment and its condition have not been documented, the appropriate first stage is a technical audit.

Start with a technical audit

Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Discuss the facility with an engineer

If the engineering equipment and its condition have not been documented, the appropriate first stage is a technical audit.