Scheduled maintenance, breakdown cover and operator training delivered by technicians who work from site, not a call centre.
Quarterly or annual servicing plans for drill rigs and ancillary equipment, timed around production schedules rather than a fixed calendar.
Technicians dispatched from the nearest regional depot, with common spares carried on the service vehicle.
On-site instruction for new equipment, covering safe operation, routine checks and basic fault-finding.
Common wear parts held across three depots; non-stock items sourced directly from the original manufacturer.
Independent condition reports on existing fleet equipment ahead of a service renewal or resale.
Major component rebuilds carried out at our depot workshops rather than always recommending a full replacement.
Most ongoing clients are on a standing service agreement rather than booking call-outs one at a time. A typical contract covers scheduled inspections, a set number of call-outs per year, and priority access to depot spares.
Contracts are set per site rather than per piece of equipment, which keeps the paperwork simple for sites running a mixed fleet.