Operations Management

Safe and efficient operation of the engine installation is ensured by qualified, trained, and skilled personnel. Potential problems are detected early and promptly resolved using internal testing routines and monitoring devices. Optimized operations result in normal wear and tear of components, avoiding undue thermal and mechanical loads.

Prudent operation practices include:

• Performance evaluation
• Trend analysis
• Condition monitoring

Maintenance Management

Functionality can only be maintained or recovered by carrying out maintenance or repair tasks to keep the engine/plant in operational readiness by trained personnel having technical understanding and skill. Planning is the back bone of the scheduled maintenance work. Correct planning secures on time job and adequate resources.

The Maintenance work is based on:

• Preventive maintenance
• Proactive maintenance
• Corrective maintenance
• Reactive maintenance

Environment Management

• Functionality can only be maintained or recovered by carrying out maintenance or repair tasks
• Dangers due to exhaust gas emissions exceeding harmful components threshold values are contained by monitoring operation results critically, and replacing components.
• Untreated cooling water, used lubricating oils and sludges are monitored, discharged and disposed off as stipulated in appropriate standards.
• Limit impact on environment by monitoring fuel , lube oil , water quality and optimizing its consumption pattern

Occupational Safety, Health Management

Serious damage to property and personal injury is mitigated by abiding Operating , Work Instructions and the safety regulations for a purpose of intended use of systems and avoiding other improper use or negligent application as combustion engines present risks connected with their operation.

The Occupational Safety, Health Management identifies persistent sources of risks and carry out hazard analysis either to eliminate or reduce its impact