A validated design still has to become a working machine on your floor. Plan & Execute for Special Purpose Machinery (SPM) equips your engineering teams to move from released design to installed, accepted equipment.
Plan & Execute for SPM brings together build planning, assembly sequencing, controls readiness, FAT/SAT execution and installation ramp-up, the work that turns engineering release into a machine running on site. Build planning and assembly sequencing align procurement, fabrication and build order, while controls readiness and FAT/SAT execution confirm the machine performs to specification before handover. Installation ramp-up then stabilises performance once the machine reaches your floor.
The result: a machine that installs smoothly, commissions predictably and reaches stable production faster.
Plan the build for predictable delivery
Build Planning turns released engineering data into a practical, executable manufacturing and assembly plan so procurement, fabrication, controls and quality work from the same baseline. For SPM, where machines include custom frames, machined parts, control panels, pneumatics and specialised tooling, we define make‑vs‑buy decisions, long‑lead items and supplier packages to prevent late surprises and schedule slips.
We prepare revision‑controlled release packs, work orders and build sequences by subassembly and station, and run manufacturing‑readiness reviews for tolerance‑critical and outsourced items. The result: fewer assembly issues, clearer supplier handoffs and a controlled path to site acceptance.
Convert CAD, drawings, BoMs and specs into executable plans.
Decide which parts to fabricate or purchase for cost and risk control.
Spot long‑lead items and prepare procurement packages early.
Deliver drawings, quality notes, inspection points and controlled releases.
Plan build sequences by subassembly, station and final integration.
Validate high‑risk parts, tolerance‑critical components and outsourced builds.
Monitor late changes, supplier constraints and integration dependencies.
Custom Machines | Multi-station Automation Systems | Robotic Cells | Fixtures | Test Rigs | Assembly Lines | Transfer Systems | Retrofit Projects