Factories & Processing
Manufacturing and processing plants where mobile equipment, materials handling and hydraulics keep the line fed.
Working in factories & processing
A factory rarely thinks of itself as running a heavy fleet, but the loaders, forklifts, compactors and hydraulic systems that feed and clear the line are exactly that. When one stops, the line notices within the hour.
We run planned maintenance on that equipment, carry the consumables against your machine list, and answer breakdowns on the same 24-hour line as the mines do.
Hydraulic work is often the highest-value item — press systems, tipping gear, baling and compaction equipment all fail in ways that are cheap to prevent and expensive to ignore.
Compliance in this sector
- Occupational Health and Safety Act compliance and site inductions
- Food-safe and clean-area protocols observed where the plant requires them
- Lock-out and isolation procedures applied to every task
- Safety data sheets supplied for every lubricant and chemical delivered
What actually costs money in this sector
The line stops when materials handling stops
Loaders, forklifts and compaction equipment are production equipment, even when the asset register does not treat them that way.
Hydraulic failures escalate quickly
A leak that is left running contaminates the system and turns a seal kit into a pump rebuild.
Maintenance has to fit around production
Servicing is scheduled into the gaps your production plan allows rather than pulling equipment out mid-run.
Services we run for factories & processing
Tell us about your factories & processing operation
Send the scope and the constraint you are working against. We will tell you which of our services answers it — and if none of them do, we will say so.
Breakdowns are answered 24 hours a day, every day of the year.