Plant Maintenance
All plant and machinery servicing and repairs are maintained on our bespoke management software program.
Each item of plant is serviced with the manufacturer’s recommendations. All plant is checked before and after each hire. The system allows us to monitor machine breakdown history, log and report faults, and schedule regular service and LOLER inspection programs. When plant is operated by our own staff our operators carry out pre-use checks before commencing operations. All our engineers are qualified and have CSCS Cards for Plant Maintenance.
With fully equipped service vans operating out of custom built premises, our engineers are well equipped to ensure they are ready in the event of a breakdown. We operate a 24/7 call out facility.
Our plant mechanics use a range of hand and power tools and may also use specialist computer diagnostic equipment, as well as welding equipment and lifting gear:
- Have good mechanical maintenance skills.
- Are able to learn and apply technical knowledge and keep up to date with changing technology.
- Have a methodical approach to solving problems.
- Are aware of health and safety issues.
- Are physically fit.
- Have normal Colour vision.
- Are able to work alone without direct supervision.
All our service engineers are time served and have City and Guilds NVQ Diploma Qualifications in Plant Maintenance which includes:
- The ability to carry out routine inspections.
- Carry out servicing and maintenance.
- Configure plant.
- Diagnose Faults.
- Dismantling and assembling components.
- Maintaining the work area.
- Moving plant related loads manually and utilising load handling equipment.
- Removing and replacing components.
- Soldering and welding Ferrous and Non Ferrous materials.
To enable them to comply with site rules and Health and Safety legislation all our plant engineers possess the NOCN Category Plant Driving which allows them to drive plant on site whilst carrying out repairs and checks safely.