Plant & Equipment Relocation, Reinstallation
De-installation, shifting, erection, and commissioning of plant and machinery — executed by rigging crews, millwrights, and electricians under experienced project supervision.
De-installation, shifting, erection, and commissioning of plant and machinery — executed by rigging crews, millwrights, and electricians under experienced project supervision.
Moving a production line is a precision project: one misaligned machine or damaged cable tray can cost weeks. ISOCHEN SAFETY executes machinery relocation end to end — documentation and tagging, safe de-installation, packing and shifting support, foundation and erection, alignment, re-cabling, and commissioning support until the line runs again.
Our multi-trade crews (riggers, millwright fitters, electricians, instrumentation technicians) work under a single project supervisor with a defined schedule, method statements, and daily progress reporting — for single machines or complete plant moves.
Systematic disconnection, tagging, and documentation of mechanical, electrical, and utility connections.
Trained rigging crews for safe lifting, loading, and positioning of machinery and equipment.
Foundation checks, machine levelling, laser/dial alignment, and grouting to OEM tolerances.
Power distribution, cabling, panel installation, and termination by licensed electricians.
Compressed air, chilled water, and process piping reconnection with pressure testing.
Trial runs, snag rectification, and support until stable production handover.
A site visit at both ends, a machine list with weights and dimensions, photos and tags on every connection, and a method statement and lift plan for each move.
Isolation and draining, disconnection of mechanical, electrical and utility lines, protection of sensitive parts, and packing support before the machine leaves the floor.
Loading, transport coordination, placing on the new foundation, levelling, alignment to the manufacturer's tolerances, and grouting.
Electrical and utility reconnection, pressure tests, trial runs and a snag list, closed with a handover file of alignment readings and test records.
Relocation work ranges from a single machine to a full production line. Typical scope includes:
A survey visit fixes the final plan, but these details let us size the job and propose a schedule from the first message:
Both — from relocating a single CNC machine to shifting complete production lines and utility equipment between sites.
We can work with your appointed crane/transport vendors or arrange them as part of our scope — defined clearly in the project plan.
Millwright fitters align to OEM tolerances using laser or dial methods, with alignment readings recorded and submitted in the handover dossier.
Yes — trial runs, snag lists, and rectification support until the equipment reaches stable production, including operator handover.
It depends on the number and size of machines, the distance and how ready the new site is. We give a day-by-day schedule after the survey visit.
Foundation civil work is usually done by your civil contractor. Before placing machines we check foundation levels, bolt positions and readiness against the machine drawings.
Transit insurance sits with whoever arranges the transport. This is set out in the project plan before the move.
Yes. Internal re-layouts follow the same steps: survey, de-installation, shifting, alignment, reconnection and trial runs.
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