Start with the process
Share your equipment list, motor loads, I/O, operating sequence, site conditions and required date. We establish the control platform, project boundaries and information needed to proceed.
We bring the container, controls and installation requirements into one project scope. Clear decisions early in the process help keep the build practical and the handoff organized.
Share your equipment list, motor loads, I/O, operating sequence, site conditions and required date. We establish the control platform, project boundaries and information needed to proceed.
Coordinate electrical equipment, personnel access, service space, cable routes, utilities and HVAC. The review considers equipment heat output and the conditions at the installation site.
Select the Allen-Bradley platform and define software, operator screens and communications. Where appropriate, adapt preconfigured software building blocks to the approved operating requirements.
Mount equipment, install internal distribution and wireway, terminate connections and apply identification. Container fit-out and control-panel work follow the coordinated project design.
Define electrical checks and any functional testing before the build. Record what can be verified in the shop and what requires the actual process equipment on site.
Coordinate drawings, connection schedules, transport arrangements and startup responsibilities. Confirm who handles site preparation, offloading, external wiring and commissioning before dispatch.
We confirm the container schedule against the approved scope, equipment availability, fabrication requirements and delivery arrangements. Changes are reviewed against that project schedule.
Yes. Layout and control reviews establish the agreed configuration before fabrication and programming move forward. The review package is matched to the scope of your project.