Installation, commissioning and lifecycle service

Organize installation guidance, commissioning, operator training, remote support, spares, maintenance and upgrades to the contracted scope.

Site conditions, people, schedule, local safety requirements and responsibilities require confirmation.

Installation and lifecycle service

Service starts with site readiness and continues through training, spares and issue closure

Arrival does not mean the site is ready. Align service scope with civil works, utilities, people, tools, local safety, visas and schedule, including triggers for remote and on-site support.

Service milestones from shipment to stable operation

Review site readiness

Check foundations, lifting, storage, utilities, safety and local construction.

Receive and unpack

Check quantity, transport condition, marking, documents and storage against the packing list.

Guide installation

Coordinate positioning, assembly, piping, electrical and control interfaces to scope.

Commission and trial

Complete equipment checks, integrated readiness, cold/hot commissioning and issue records.

Train by role

Train operation, maintenance, safety, inspections, cleaning and common fault response.

Spares and support

Establish critical spares, issue levels, remote diagnosis, site support and upgrade discussion.

Prepare before service starts

Site-completion status, images and engineering progress
Local construction team, project lead and safety lead
Installation tools, lifting, storage, scaffolding and personal protective equipment
Water, power, fuel, cooling, nitrogen, compressed air and trial-run feedstock
Operator and maintenance personnel, language and training plan

Confirm the service scope separately

Visas, travel, accommodation, interpretation and site costs
Civil works, piping, cabling and local construction responsibilities
Feedstock, fuel, trial-run materials and third-party testing
Warranty commencement, wear parts, spares and paid services
Remote-response, site-response and service-record methods