SERVICES
Preventive Maintenance Planning
YNTEK develops preventive maintenance systems based on facility profile, equipment groups and the current state of technical documentation.
CONTEXT
Technical context
To obtain objective information about equipment condition, a facility needs a preventive maintenance and service system. It reflects the facility profile, equipment specifics and the needs of individual technical teams.
YNTEK specialists can prepare preventive maintenance schedules for tanks, process pipelines, pump units, compressors, boilers, ventilation systems, measuring instruments, buildings and structures.
A separate focus is placed on operating documentation: equipment and pipeline passports and forms, scheduled inspection acts, orders and instructions appointing responsible persons.
Preventive maintenance schedules can serve as a basis for technical-work budgeting, spare parts and materials planning, and regular control over engineering infrastructure condition.
Who it is for
- Oil depots, LPG terminals and fuel stations with recurring equipment maintenance.
- Technical teams that need documented maintenance schedules and inspection records.
- Operators preparing internal routines for pumps, tanks, pipelines and related systems.
Tasks it solves
- Structure planned preventive maintenance schedules.
- Reduce gaps in equipment inspection and technical records.
- Prepare a clearer operating routine for technical services.
- Support readiness for internal reviews and inspections.
What is included
- Review of equipment groups and maintenance context.
- PPR schedules for relevant equipment and technical systems.
- Templates for inspection acts and maintenance-related records.
- Recommendations for updating and maintaining the documentation set.
Result for the client
- A structured maintenance planning layer for the facility.
- Clearer visibility of planned technical work.
- Reusable documentation for technical-service routines.
PROCESS
Work Process
Collect equipment lists and current maintenance records.
Define maintenance groups, intervals and responsible workflows.
Prepare schedules and supporting documentation templates.
Review the output with the client team and update where needed.
QUESTIONS
FAQ
Does this replace the internal technical service?
No. It supports the technical service with structure, schedules and documentation.
Can the work cover only one equipment group?
Yes. The scope can be limited to pumps, tanks, pipelines or another defined group.
Are maintenance intervals invented during the project?
No. Intervals should be based on available documentation, operating context and applicable requirements.
CONTACT
Need a technical review of your operation?
Send the facility type, current documentation state and the service area you want to improve.