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.
Prepare controls for smooth FAT and commissioning
Controls Readiness readies electrical, PLC, HMI, robot, vision, safety, drive and network systems so controls work reliably at FAT and on site. We verify I/O mapping, safety logic, HMI workflows, robot handshakes and inspection triggers early to remove late‑stage surprises that cause commissioning delays and costly rework.
By validating panels, wiring, interfaces and diagnostic flows before shipment, we reduce on‑site debugging and accelerate acceptance. Deliverables include readiness checklists, I/O checkout sheets and FAT‑ready controls documentation so electrical and controls teams hand over a tested, auditable controls baseline.
Verify electrical panel, wiring, I/O, drives, network and safety devices.
Define PLC, HMI, robot, vision, drive and safety‑PLC interfaces.
Provide I/O checkout sheets and sensor‑actuator validation lists.
Specify manual, automatic, setup, maintenance and recovery modes.
Review alarms, interlocks, resets, fault recovery and diagnostic flows.
Align documentation to IEC 60204‑1, NFPA 79 and UL 508A where applicable.
Deliver controls checklists, punch‑list tracking and commissioning aids.
Plc-controlled Machines | Robotic Cells | Safety Plc Systems | Machine Vision Stations | Servo Systems | Process Stations | Test Rigs | Automated Handling | Integrated Production Cells