LiSEC has highlighted six essential factors that help ensure a smooth and efficient installation of its stand-alone machines. Proper planning and coordination between the customer and the LiSEC team are crucial for maximizing productivity and avoiding delays. From technical preparations to safety measures, attention to these details can make the difference between a seamless start-up and time-consuming challenges.
- Central Point of Contact: Assign a knowledgeable on-site contact who understands the project, systems, and operational details. This person supports the installation team, enabling quick decision-making and problem-solving.
- Deadline Clarity: Clearly define delivery and installation start dates. Mutual understanding of deadlines avoids delays, duplicated efforts, and unmet expectations.
- Air and Power Connections: Confirm technical requirements for air and power ahead of time, ideally during a planning meeting two weeks before delivery. Early clarification prevents last-minute issues.
- Lifting Equipment Availability: Ensure cranes, forklifts, or other lifting tools are ready. Advance planning reduces risks and avoids unnecessary delays during installation.
- Safety Requirements and Legal Regulations: Provide information on local safety rules to allow work to proceed safely and in compliance with laws, preventing accidents and ensuring proper precautions.
- Prepared Installation Location: Keep the site clean, clear, and level. A ready location allows the installation team to start immediately without additional coordination.
By considering these factors, companies can optimize installation efficiency, reduce risks, and ensure the machine is fully operational on schedule. LiSEC also supports larger projects with dedicated project managers, while local coordinators assist smaller installations, providing guidance every step of the way.
Source: LiSEC with additional information added by Glass Balkan
