The Most Frequent Interventions
Given an industrial real estate portfolio largely built between the 1970s and 2000s, the most frequent interventions involve lighting, electrical distribution, and internal space reorganization.
- LED relamping with new light fixtures and sensors.
- Refurbishment or upgrade of electrical panels and distribution lines.
- Construction of internal offices, control rooms, changing rooms, and technical spaces.
- Compartmentalization, escape routes, and emergency lighting.
- Provisions for photovoltaics, charging stations, and power factor correction.
- Data networks and structured cabling for machinery and control systems.
The Real Constraint: Not Stopping Production
The variable that defines the project is not technical but organizational. We concentrate invasive work during scheduled shutdowns, weekends, and seasonal closures, working in sections and always maintaining safe pathways for personnel and handling equipment.
Measurable Efficiency
A well-designed relamping project significantly reduces lighting consumption and improves illumination levels in work areas. However, for the investment to be quantifiable, an initial snapshot of consumption and measured lux levels is needed: without baseline data, any promise of savings is unprovable.
Frequently asked questions
- Are you able to work at height while production is active?
- Yes, using aerial platforms, cordoning off areas below, and coordinating with the client's safety officer (RSPP); affected zones are cleared on a rotating basis.
- Do you also provide subsequent maintenance?
- Yes: we offer scheduled maintenance contracts and on-call services for the systems we have installed.
Translated from the Italian original. Contact us for the official version.