Unplanned downtime rarely comes from one big failure. It builds up quietly: a pump running hot, a filter changed late, a bearing that has been noisy for weeks. Planned maintenance catches those signals before they stop the line.

At Amjad Engineering Works we start every maintenance programme with a walk-down of the plant. We record running hours, temperatures, vibration and the small repairs that keep getting deferred, then build a schedule around your production calendar.

Start with the system, not the spare part

The result is a maintenance plan you can budget for: fewer emergency call-outs, longer equipment life and a clear record of every intervention for audits and warranties.

Spare-part strategy matters as much as the schedule. We identify the parts that stop the line, keep critical items available and source the rest through approved suppliers so you are never held to ransom on price or lead time.

If your team is spending more time firefighting than improving, talk to our engineers about a maintenance review. It is the cheapest reliability work you can do.

What good commissioning looks like

We start with a site survey, agree the scope in writing and keep you updated at every stage so your production schedule stays protected.

From the first measurement to final commissioning, one team owns the project and answers for the result.

“The maintenance review paid for itself in the first quarter. We haven’t had an unplanned stop since.” Hassan Raza, Plant Manager

Our engineers work to international standards, document every change and hand over complete as-built drawings at completion.

Maintenance contracts, spare parts and 24/7 breakdown support keep your plant running long after handover.