Sector-specific characteristics
Our response
Heavy industry is characterized by powerful machines, complex systems, and large production lines, where any failure can cost tens or hundreds of thousands of zlotys.
Under such conditions, operational continuity, system resilience, and process safety are an absolute priority.
Control, diagnostics, and system integration in industrial installations are not just programming and wiring — they are the coordination of technical risks, taking into account operating conditions in extreme temperatures, loads, and variable operating conditions.
Machine modernizations and retrofits in heavy plants often have to be carried out “live”, without stopping a key production line. Therefore, it is so important to:
Automation and integration must not only work technically, but also support operational availability, and machine safety must be addressed practically and unambiguously — not only formally.
Outsourcing engineers makes it possible to match technical resources to the changing project dynamics of heavy industry — without the need for lengthy recruitment processes and the risk of shortages in internal competencies.
We work in stages and plan implementations around service windows, preparing tests and simulations before going onto the line—in order to minimize downtime as much as possible. Often, the work requires designing separate solutions so that production is not interrupted further.
Yes — the risk is analyzed on multiple levels, from IBWR for hazardous work to the detailed preparation of risk assessment documentation in accordance with ISO 12100. However, the most important for the project itself remains the analysis of design and process risk.
We provide specialists whose competencies are matched to your project — they can operate as support for the maintenance team, automation engineers, or as part of the implementation team.
Yes — we develop technical documentation, ensure compliance with standards, and support technical acceptance inspections and audits.
The time depends on the scope and complexity of the installation—from quick audits to multi-month modernization projects. Typically, we determine the scope after an initial analysis of the systems.
Yes — in heavy industry, work is carried out across the full design scope, either on-site or in a hybrid mode, cooperating directly with the Maintenance team and automation.