Boulting’s Infographic For Electrical Refurbs

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29 August 2018

Award winning engineering solutions provider Boulting, has released a free to download infographic detailing ten top tips for engineers carrying out electrical refurbishments. This highlights the most important aspects of the refurbishment process and educates plant managers about the importance of each stage.   

Every piece of electrical equipment within a plant requires regular maintenance and refurbishment.  There is no ‘one size fits all’ refurb process as all plants and the equipment inside them differ, but the areas for consideration however remain the same.

Boulting understands that regardless of a project’s scale, a tried and tested refurbishment protocol is essential to ensure successful project completion and site safety at all times.

The new infographic allows engineers to share in Boulting’s extensive knowledge and experience, by providing ten key areas to consider before beginning an electrical refurbishment. Topics in the infographic include surveys, impact of downtime and the importance of a contingency plan.

The infographic is free to download from the Boulting website.

“Electrical refurbishments are an integral part of our business said Paul Meagh, Boulting’s electrical and instrumentation director. He continued: “Electrical equipment maintenance is often overlooked.  It is essential for it to be running efficiently to ensure running costs are minimised and to extend the life of assets. This is a popular concept for plant engineers wanting long intervals between replacing equipment. As their current equipment has already been purchased, commissioned and is often working without fault, our aim is to keep the equipment in use for as long as possible. Regular maintenance and effective refurbishment is a crucial aspect of this.”

Picture: Part of the Boulting infographic

Article written by Robin Snow | Published 29 August 2018

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