Positioning and access
Equipment dimensions, delivery route, foundations and maintenance space are reviewed against site conditions.
Our Approach
Installation begins with the right location
Site preparation matters as much as generator capacity. We consider access, ventilation, exhaust routing, service clearances and electrical infrastructure together. This clarifies equipment supply and site-work responsibilities before installation begins.
What we consider
Service Scope
Mechanical infrastructure
Airflow, exhaust discharge, vibration and fuel arrangements are identified, with scope defined for the project.
Electrical connection plan
Transfer panel, cable routing, protection and earthing requirements are coordinated with the relevant project teams.
Checks and commissioning
Installation checks, operating scenario tests and user handover are included in delivery planning.
Step by step
How We Work
Review the site
Identify requirements using the layout, equipment details and existing infrastructure.
Agree on the programme
Define the scope and responsibilities for transport, lifting, infrastructure and connections.
Check and hand over
Complete the agreed inspections and commissioning steps, then share operating information.
Before We Talk
Sharing these details helps us assess your requirements more quickly.
- Site address and photographs
- Generator model, dimensions and weight
- Panel location and existing electrical drawings
- Target delivery date and site access
Frequently Asked Questions
Can an existing generator be installed or relocated?
Installation or relocation can be assessed after reviewing the equipment’s specifications, condition and the new site.
Are transport and infrastructure works included?
Transport, lifting, foundations, cables, panels and mechanical work vary by site. The quotation identifies included items and responsibilities separately.
When does commissioning take place?
It is planned after site preparation and connection checks are complete. Initial start-up and transfer scenarios are assessed against the equipment and facility requirements.