Extra support for breakdowns, planned inspections or ongoing maintenance of a defined production area. GISupport helps keep your machinery operational and schedules work within available maintenance windows.
We combine mechanical, electrical and automation expertise. We start by agreeing which equipment needs support, the tasks our team will take on and how we will work alongside your maintenance department.
Free initial consultation and site visit. The scope of further work, timing and quotation are agreed individually.Outsourced industrial maintenance lets you assign an agreed part of your technical workload to an external team. The scope may cover one machine, a production line, shutdown work or recurring inspections. You do not need to outsource your entire maintenance department.
A clear division of responsibilities makes the arrangement work. We agree how tasks will be raised, access to machinery and documentation, site entry requirements and who makes decisions. For broader support, we also define priorities and how completed work will be checked and accepted. Your production team knows what to expect, and technicians have the information they need.
Agreed tasks on a machine, a production line or a planned shutdown.
Regular inspections and maintenance suited to your plant’s equipment.
The scope, responsibilities and working arrangements with your team are agreed before work begins.
Overdue inspections, several faults at once or preparations for a machinery upgrade can stretch your team’s capacity. We can take on agreed technical tasks so your employees can focus on the plant’s most urgent needs.
Before a line stops, the scope must be defined, parts ordered and the sequence of work agreed. We help prepare mechanical, electrical and automation work. We also agree the checks required before equipment is returned to service.
Replacing a component does not always resolve the underlying problem. We review the symptoms, operating conditions and available fault history. This helps identify what still needs checking, repair or modification. The diagnostic scope depends on the equipment and information available.
We tailor the scope to your machinery, production arrangements and agreed tasks. Our hands-on work is supported by the planning of inspections and shutdowns.
Fault rectification, replacement of worn components and restoration of machinery covered by the agreed scope. Where a problem spans several disciplines, we coordinate the relevant specialists. Each request is assessed against the machine type, fault description and conditions for carrying out the work.
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We help define periodic maintenance tasks using the manufacturer’s documentation, operating conditions and the plant’s experience. Tasks may include checking component condition, inspecting connections, agreed adjustments and maintenance work. Inspection intervals are selected for the load, condition and documentation of each machine.
We organise tasks by scope, dependencies and equipment availability. We agree the materials, parts, tools and involvement of your plant team. The plan should allow time for the work itself, the necessary checks and recommissioning.
If you are changing your plant layout, we can also discuss planning a machinery relocation.
Where modifications are needed, we can combine maintenance support with mechanical, electrical and automation work, as well as the manufacture of components within the agreed scope. The implications for safety, documentation and conformity assessment are reviewed separately for each project.
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Before work begins, we agree how its completion will be documented. This may include confirmation of the tasks carried out, a description of problems found, results of agreed checks or recommendations for the next shutdown. You can see what has been completed, what still requires a decision and which records remain in your plant’s documentation.
We agree who raises tasks, who makes decisions and how completed work is accepted. Coordination is adapted to your site procedures and the tools already used by your team.
We work on industrial machinery and plant equipment. Depending on the skills required and agreed site conditions, the scope may include machine tools, presses, injection moulding machines, extruders, conveyors and other production equipment.
In food production facilities, work arrangements must reflect hygiene requirements, production schedules and site procedures. For equipment in waste processing plants, we take account of access conditions, equipment type and the agreed technical scope. Our service concerns the maintenance of plant equipment.
You do not need to know the exact cause of a fault before contacting us. Information about the machine, the symptoms and their effect on production is enough to start the discussion.
You describe your plant, equipment and needs. We establish whether you require additional support, recurring tasks or broader maintenance cover.
During the site visit, we discuss operating conditions, machinery access and possible dates. We identify any further information needed to define the scope.
We define tasks, responsibilities, technical conditions, scheduling and commercial arrangements. Team availability and any requirement for round-the-clock cover are agreed individually.
We carry out the agreed scope, then review the completed tasks, check results and recommendations for your future maintenance plan.
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Yes. The scope can cover one machine, part of a line or specific tasks. Broader support can be discussed once we understand the plant’s needs.
Yes. We can support your own team with agreed tasks. Before work begins, we define coordination, responsibilities and how information will be shared.
The available service model depends on the location, equipment and scope of work. Availability, fault reporting and service terms are agreed individually. Submitting a request does not confirm an attendance time.
You do not need to introduce new software before starting a discussion. We agree how work requests and records will be handled, taking account of the tools already used at your plant.
An initial review of the situation you describe and a site visit to discuss the scope of support. Repairs, detailed diagnostics, audits, documentation and hands-on work require a separate agreement and quotation.
Examples of mechanical and electrical work that illustrate GISupport’s practical capabilities. They are not presented as examples of an ongoing maintenance contract.
Send a short description of the machinery, location and scope of work. If a shutdown is planned, tell us the dates and the tasks you need to complete within that window.
+48 577 182 041biuro@gisupport.euFree initial consultation and site visit. The scope and terms of further work are agreed individually.
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