Maintenance

The complexity of many production processes and electrical control systems makes it difficult to keep them in optimal condition. Dust and certain gases can contaminate electrical and electronic components, especially in an industrial environment. Malfunctions result in loss of production or other undesirable situations. The prevention or rapid elimination of malfunctions is therefore essential. To service these installations, we have in-house specialists with knowledge and expertise in the field of technical installations in food & feed, infrastructure, water, chemicals and machine building.

We provide 24/7 support and preventive maintenance from the field instruments (level 0), PLC, SCADA and DCS (level 1 and 2) to the MES/MOM systems (level 3).

The service departments operate from our branches. We want our service departments to be close to the client, to ensure local and direct contact.

Service Modules
We offer an optimal service provision tailored to your needs. The various service contracts are offered in modules, which can be tailored to your specific situation.

We also have experience in performing electrical and mechanical maintenance on a large number of bridges and locks. But also for other installations, prevention is better than cure.

Predictive
Another solution is predictive maintenance. Our software solutions allow predictive maintenance to be performed based on operating hours, number of circuits or diagnostic data.

NEN 3140 Inspections

The Working Conditions Act requires the employer to create an electrically safe working situation. The NEN-EN 50110-1 and NEN 3140 standards help ensure this electrical safety. Beenen can conduct the mandatory periodic NEN 3140 inspection of low voltage installations for you.

The purpose of the NEN 3140 inspection is to check whether the electrical installation complies with the technical and safety regulations, as described in the relevant standards. New electrical installations, as well as modifications and extensions of existing installations, must be inspected before they are put into operation. The electrical installations must then be inspected at appropriate, regular intervals. The purpose of regular inspections is to detect defects that may occur after commissioning and may impede operation or constitute a potential source of danger. In consultation with your Plant Manager, we can determine the interval between inspections.