Industrial fault finding
Investigating symptoms and tracing electrical faults affecting machinery, equipment and production processes.
Electrical Engineering · Scotland
Electrical installation, fault finding and maintenance support shaped around the equipment and systems your operation relies on.
The KIE approach
An electrical issue can stop a process long before its cause is obvious. We support industrial teams with a methodical approach to fault finding, installation and maintenance, considering both the equipment and the wider process it serves.
From an intermittent machine fault to electrical work within a larger plant project, we establish the scope with your team and coordinate around site procedures, access and operational requirements.
What we can help with
Every site is different. We agree the scope around your equipment, operating requirements and project priorities.
Investigating symptoms and tracing electrical faults affecting machinery, equipment and production processes.
Electrical installation and modification support for industrial equipment, planned around the existing systems and agreed project scope.
Support for the electrical systems associated with motors, drives and machinery, including coordination with mechanical repair work.
Agreed electrical maintenance tasks and condition-led follow-up to help teams address deterioration and recurring equipment issues.
How we work
Review the symptoms, available drawings, equipment information and any recent changes.
Agree access, site procedures and the work sequence with the people responsible for your operation.
Complete the agreed checks and explain the findings, work undertaken and recommended next steps.
Describe when it occurs, any alarms displayed and what the equipment is doing at the time. This information helps us plan an investigation and narrow down possible causes.
Yes. We can discuss both disciplines together where a machine repair, installation or maintenance task involves electrical and mechanical systems.
Include the site location, equipment details, available drawings and the intended timescale. Let us know about access restrictions and any planned production downtime.
Start a conversation
Discuss an installation, an equipment fault or a planned maintenance requirement with our team.