Services for Existing Equipment
Technical interventions carried out with expertise and attention to detail
Each intervention is planned according to the characteristics of the installation and the customer’s operational requirements. We work on industrial racking and storage systems from any manufacturer, carrying out all work in accordance with the relevant technical specifications and applicable regulations.
From replacing damaged components to fully reconfiguring a warehouse, our goal is to restore safety and improve the performance of storage equipment while minimising disruption to your operations.
Every project starts by understanding your needs.
Every warehouse has different characteristics, constraints and requirements. That is why we assess each request carefully before defining the most suitable solution, taking into account the racking configuration, operational flows and how the systems are used.
Whether installing new protection systems, modifying the existing layout or relocating a storage system, we plan every activity carefully to minimise downtime and ensure that all work is carried out in accordance with good industry practice.
- Planning each intervention around your operational requirements
- Technical intervention on all types of racking and storage systems
- Safe completion, in line with agreed timelines
Types of intervention
A tailored solution for every racking requirement
Each intervention is tailored to the type of racking, the urgency of the request and the operational requirements of the warehouse. These are the main interventions we carry out on existing systems, regardless of manufacturer or type.
FAQ
What types of services do you carry out?
We work on existing warehouses and racking systems through five types of intervention. Installation involves adding new structures or components to an existing system. Reconfiguration adapts the system to changes in goods, loads or storage requirements. Relocation involves moving the system to a new position, either within the same warehouse or to another site. Dismantling safely removes a system that is no longer required. Maintenance involves assessing the condition of the structure and repairing or replacing damaged or worn components. The most appropriate intervention depends on the condition of the existing system and the specific objectives to be achieved.
Can work be carried out without disrupting warehouse operations?
In many cases, yes. We plan each intervention by area, agreeing on the schedule and working methods in advance. Warehouse operations can continue in unaffected areas, while the aisles or rack bays where work is taking place are cleared of goods and cordoned off. Maintenance is generally the least disruptive option. Reconfiguration, relocation and dismantling require the affected sections of the racking system to be emptied, so the work is carried out in phases to minimise disruption to day-to-day warehouse operations.
How do you determine the most suitable intervention?
We begin by assessing the existing racking system, its condition and how the warehouse is used. We then evaluate your operational requirements, the unit loads to be stored, the handling equipment in use, the planned material-handling processes and the warehouse environment. Based on this assessment, we recommend the most appropriate intervention to meet your specific operational needs.
Do you also work on existing systems installed by other suppliers?
Yes. We work on existing racking systems regardless of the manufacturer or original installer. For modifications or relocation, the manufacturer’s documentation, including technical data sheets, load capacity specifications and drawings, helps us assess the system. If this documentation is unavailable, we inspect the system in its current condition and advise you on the options available.