Industrial electrical installation and contracting.
Switchboards, cable routes and field terminations along the whole line.
What we install
Main and distribution boards, motor control centres, cable trays and routes, and field terminations to motors, drives, valves and instruments. In practice, everything from the head of the line through to packing. Routes are drawn before anything is pulled and labelled before anything is live.
Why our quote is often the higher one
Boards are built to a fixed internal standard: numbered terminals, ferruled conductors, wires cut to length. That costs on day one. In return the next fault-find does not start with guesswork, and in production those hours convert straight into lost output.
Where we work
New production lines, extensions and refits. We are deepest in mechanical wood processing and bio-heating plants, but the installation work is the same across process industry. Most of it lands in a shutdown, when the hall is full of other contractors and every hoist is already booked.
HOW A PROJECT RUNS
- 01
SURVEY
We walk the plant and look at what is there and what is missing. Old drawings rarely match reality, so we measure for ourselves. You hear the findings before anything is promised.
- 02
SCHEDULE
The date and the commissioning window are agreed before work starts. Usually they hang off the shutdown, when the hall is full of other contractors and every hoist is booked. Resourcing is best locked down well in advance.
- 03
INSTALL
Drawn before it is pulled, labelled before it is live. The site is cleared daily. In most plants that is a fire safety matter as much as a tidiness one.
- 04
COMMISSION
Loop checks, dry runs and running under load. The handover briefing is given by whoever wired it. Test records follow by the end of the project at the latest.
The questions that usually come first.
Do you work as main contractor or subcontractor?
Both. On line projects we are usually the electrical contractor alongside the mechanical installer. On smaller jobs we take the whole electrical package including documentation.
Which standards do you install to?
SFS 6000 in Finland, the local equivalent elsewhere in Europe, plus the plant’s own internal standard where one exists. Panel building follows our own standard, which is tighter than the minimum requirement.
Can you finish inside the shutdown?
On a plant type we know, yes, and we will commit to it in advance. The condition is that scope and resourcing are agreed in good time. If the enquiry arrives in spring for the same summer, we will tell you plainly what fits and what does not.
Can you work while the line is running?
Often yes, in agreed windows. Isolations and changeovers are planned with your maintenance team before work starts.
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