EQUIPMENT HIRE
Understanding where and why equipment is used is essential. 2. Record and share critical information. Audit fi ndings should be documented alongside electrical and utility requirements. Information must be accessible to multiple people, with hard copies on site and additional copies stored off -site, as systems or personnel may be unavailable during a crisis. 3. Put a Plan B in place. With risks identifi ed, manufacturers can work with a supplier to agree on what contingency equipment is required and how it will be deployed. Availability is key, so support must be available around the clock. 4. Complete remedial works in advance. Temporary equipment requires suitable connections. Simple preparatory works, such as installing pipework or power supplies, can dramatically reduce response time during an emergency. 5. Plan access and equipment location. Temporary chillers or heaters need space and clear access. Whether equipment is positioned in a plant room, yard or car park, access routes and positioning should be agreed and recorded in advance. A clear activation process helps manufacturers
respond quickly to system failures and minimise the risk of unplanned downtime. Engaging a specialist provider such as ICS Cool Energy enables rapid
access to temporary heating and cooling equipment, supported by technical expertise and emergency response.
ICS Cool Energy provides process temperature
control solutions for hire, sale and service, alongside emergency support available 24/7, 365. Temporary heating and cooling equipment can be deployed to support operations when permanent systems fail or are unavailable. ■A typical activation process includes:
■Identify the issue and assess production impact ■Notify engineering, facilities and operations teams ■Contact your contingency partner ■Mobilise temporary heating or cooling equipment ■Install and commission safely ■ Maintain production while permanent repairs are completed
■ Follow clear activation steps to remove uncertain- ty and help engineering teams act quickly and confi dently.
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