ENGINEERING SERVICES · FIELD SUPPORT

Industrial Maintenance & Field Technical Support

Technical support for equipment and installations already in operation.

Globotica Solutions provides maintenance, modernization and specialized support for industrial electrical, automation and instrumentation systems. We review equipment references, site conditions and the required work to define interventions, replacement parts and technical activities with a clear scope.

Control Systems · Electrical Equipment · Instrumentation · Plant Shutdowns

Technical work on control-system wiring
SUPPORT FOR INSTALLED SYSTEMS

From Understanding the Requirement to a Planned Intervention

Technical work may be required because of an equipment fault, a component replacement, a control-system upgrade or a scheduled plant shutdown. In each case, the starting point is understanding how the existing installation operates and what constraints must be considered before defining the work.

Globotica connects information about installed equipment with maintenance needs, spare-part selection, integration and testing. The objective is a technical proposal aligned with the system's condition and the requested scope.

Existing equipment references, components and functions.

Available electrical diagrams, drawings, photographs and system interfaces.

Description of the problem or required modification.

Access requirements, operating conditions and intervention window.

Testing, verification and return-to-service needs.

TECHNICAL CAPABILITIES

Services for Maintaining, Adapting and Integrating Industrial Equipment

Installed-System Review

We review available information about panels, control equipment, instrumentation and connections to define the technical requirement. Manufacturer references and existing drawings help identify interfaces, constraints and potential activities.

Maintenance & Modernization

Support for maintenance and upgrade work on electrical and automation systems. When equipment replacement is proposed, we consider both component characteristics and integration with the existing installation.

Planned Plant Shutdown Support

Coordination of technical activities and specialist personnel requirements for planned intervention windows. Site conditions, schedules, scope and access requirements must be defined before service confirmation.

Valves, Instrumentation & Replacement Parts

Support for requirements involving valves, instruments, control components and replacement parts. Selection is reviewed against the installed model, application and operating conditions.

COMMON APPLICATIONS

When Should You Request Maintenance or Field Support?

Equipment Shows a Fault or Abnormal Operation

Share the observed symptoms, equipment references and, where available, fault messages or status indicators. This information helps establish what assessment may be appropriate and which technical resources are needed.

An Existing or Discontinued Component Needs Replacing

Replacing a drive, protection device, instrument or control component involves reviewing connections, power supply, signals, functionality and compatibility. Different part numbers are not necessarily interchangeable.

An Installation Needs an Upgrade or Extension

Modifications to panels, automation systems or instrumentation may require wiring changes, configuration, interface checks and tests. The intervention should be defined based on the systems involved.

A Plant Shutdown Is Scheduled

Planned work requires a clear definition of tasks, affected equipment, sequence, personnel and available time. The agreed scope should address the checks needed before returning equipment to operation.

INTERVENTION PLANNING

Maintenance Needs to Consider the Entire System

Replacing one component does not always complete the job. Industrial installations may also require a review of connections, power supply, signals, configuration and how equipment functions within the process.

Where the scope requires it, a proposal may include component supply, integration activities and testing following the intervention. Responsibilities, working conditions and documentation are agreed before work begins.

Technician examining a drive on a workbench

Equipment identity and its function within the system.

Technical compatibility of replacement components.

Applicable electrical, control and communications interfaces.

Site-defined safety conditions and operating restrictions.

Functional checks, commissioning and handover under the agreed scope.

OUR PROCESS

Four Steps to Define and Carry Out an Intervention

01

Understand the Requirement

We review the equipment, application, available information and description of the issue or requested task. We identify relevant site conditions for the proposal.

02

Define Equipment and Activities

We determine the equipment supply, technical support, integration or field activities to consider, including responsibilities and required documentation.

03

Coordinate and Perform the Work

Agreed activities are coordinated with the installation's responsible personnel and the planned intervention window.

04

Verify and Close the Scope

Checks and tests included in the proposal are performed, and information needed for commissioning or handover is reviewed.

PREPARE YOUR INQUIRY

Useful Information for Requesting Technical Support

You can contact us even if not every detail is available. Existing technical information helps with the initial evaluation and a more specific proposal.

Include equipment photographs or references to help with identification.

Equipment or system

Brand, model, part number, nameplate or photographs.

Requirement

Observed symptom, fault, modification or planned activity.

Location

Plant, city and access conditions.

Technical information

Available drawings, wiring diagrams, manuals and interfaces.

Timing

Shutdown window or proposed intervention period, when applicable.

Requested scope

Spare parts, review, maintenance, integration, testing or commissioning.

EQUIPMENT & FIELD EXPERIENCE

A Closer Look at Workshop and Field Work

Technical experience is reflected in work involving drives, control cabinets and installed systems. Explore photographs of activities represented in Globotica's portfolio.

Workshop maintenance of industrial drive equipment
Technical work on an installed control cabinet
Technicians inspecting control-panel connections
CONNECTED SERVICES

Connect Maintenance with Other Installation Needs

Instrumentation & Calibration

Selection, verification and technical support for measurement instruments and process components.

Engineering & Automation

Integration of control systems, signals, equipment and automation functions.

Panels & Electrical Integration

Protection equipment, connections, and electrical distribution and control systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

Globotica considers technical support for planned interventions. Share the location, equipment involved, proposed work and available shutdown window so the required scope and resources can be evaluated.

Yes. You can submit component references along with a description of the intervention. The proposal will distinguish equipment supply from the technical activities included.

The manufacturer, model, observed behavior, photographs and available drawings or records are useful. If information is missing, describe what you know about the installation to begin the review.

Replacement feasibility depends on required characteristics and functionality as well as connections and integration with the existing system. Each potential equivalent must be technically reviewed; compatibility must not be assumed.

It depends on the agreed scope. It may include functional checks, testing relevant to the work performed and documentation agreed for handover or commissioning.

Need to Maintain, Review or Upgrade an Industrial System?

Share the equipment, location and required work. We can evaluate a proposal combining components, maintenance and technical field support according to your installation's needs.

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