Machinery Relocation and Recommissioning Dossier

The engineering dossier you need before you move a machine: can the destination floor take it, what services it needs, how it lifts, and what to check before it runs again.

From GBP 4,200. Ex-VAT.
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Deliverable

A machinery relocation and recommissioning dossier: the destination floor and foundation adequacy, the services requirements, the lifting and rigging considerations, and the recommissioning checks, in one document.

Standard

The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER), the Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008, Eurocode loading (BS EN 1991) for the destination floor and foundations, and the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER) for the lifting considerations.

What we need from you

  • The machine schedule: weights, dimensions and services for each machine.
  • The origin and destination layouts.
  • The destination floor or foundation details.
  • The services available at the destination: power, water, compressed air and extraction.

Method

We assess the destination floor and foundation loading against the machine loads, set out the services the machines need, review the lifting and rigging considerations, and define the recommissioning checks. We compile it into a dossier your movers, installers and inspectors can work from.

Verification

Produced by a named engineer, independently checked by a second engineer, and approved before issue.

Timeline

Fifteen working days from the complete data set.

Price

From GBP 4,200.

Guide price, ex-VAT. Indicative only, dependent on the sector and the specifics of your building or asset, and it varies case by case. Your firm price is confirmed in a written quote before work begins.

What is not included

This is the engineering dossier, not the physical move or the lifting operations, which are carried out by your appointed contractors. It does not include the machine's own CE or UKCA conformity, which remains the manufacturer's responsibility, nor the electrical installation works.

Who signs, references, capacity

Who signs. For every commission we appoint a named engineer of record licensed in the jurisdiction of the project. Their name, registration number and the verification record are provided at proposal stage. Internal design verification is the responsibility of our Technical Director, named to you at proposal stage.

References. We do not publish client or partner names. Project references are provided at proposal stage, with our clients' consent. What you can evaluate before then: our verification process, the worked examples published on this site, and the engineering calculators we have built and made freely available.

Capacity. NOVTRIQ operates a partner-enabled delivery network capable of supporting more than 100 concurrent project workstreams. Every commission has a named project manager from day one to handover, working in a single project record.

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