Sector
Power Generation
Power generation sites depend on supporting equipment being ready when the plant needs it. Our integrated crew coordinates electrical, mechanical, fabrication and controls maintenance around planned outages, equipment access and the agreed return-to-service sequence.
Operating context
How this sector actually runs.
An outage can bring work on supporting motors, mechanical equipment, control panels and access structures into the same window. Those tasks need a shared sequence so one trade’s work does not hold up the next. AIS supports the agreed plant scope with electrical, mechanical, fabrication and controls coordination from preparation through to handover.
Make the outage window count.
Electrical preparation and workshop fabrication help connect supporting plant modifications with the maintenance work scheduled for the outage.
Common pressures
What we see across similar plants.
- Outage windows with multiple tasks dependent on the same access
- Supporting motors and mechanical equipment requiring coordinated maintenance
- Control faults and equipment changes needing clear testing scope
- Guarding, platforms and supports needing repair or modification
- Site isolation and access requirements governing the work sequence
- Return-to-service checks needing all trades ready for handover
What we bring
Relevant AIS capabilities.
- Electrical and mechanical diagnostics on supporting plant equipment
- Motor wiring and control panel work coordinated with mechanical fitting
- PLC and SCADA support for agreed plant controls scope
- Guarding, platform and structural steel fabrication and installation
- Workshop fabrication and on-site fitting for equipment modifications
- Planned outage support across electrical, mechanical, fabrication and controls tasks
How we support this sector
Integrated cross-trade capability.
Supporting plant outage work
Mechanical maintenance, motor wiring and controls checks can be sequenced together for supporting equipment during a planned outage.
Access and equipment modifications
Fabricated guarding or platforms can be coordinated with equipment changes so maintenance access and installation requirements are addressed in one scope.
Services
Related services for this sector.
Service
Industrial Maintenance & Support
Scheduled shutdowns and turnarounds, 24/7 breakdown and emergency response, preventive and predictive maintenance, and cross-trade diagnostics — coordinated by one accountable team.
Service
Industrial Electrical
Power distribution, switchboards, control panels, machine wiring, relocation and commissioning — delivered by an electrical team that works alongside our mechanical, controls and fabrication crews.
Service
Mechanical & Fabrication
Structural steel and custom fabrication, conveyor systems, guarding, platforms, pipework, mechanical fitting and on-site welding — backed by an in-house workshop that supports the on-site crews.
Service
Automation & Control
PLC, SCADA and automation integration, control panel design and construction, machine wiring, relocation and commissioning, and plant optimisation — delivered alongside the electrical and mechanical scope.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Practical answers about scope, coordination and how AIS works on industrial sites.
Yes. Share the outage window, equipment scope and site requirements so electrical, mechanical, fabrication and controls tasks can be planned together.
Our scope focuses on industrial electrical, mechanical, fabrication and controls support for agreed plant equipment. Send the equipment details so we can confirm suitability and identify specialist requirements.
Yes. Controls checks, equipment wiring and mechanical work can be included in the same plan, with testing and handover requirements agreed with the site.