Generator Removals
Power Continuity specialises in generator removals, addressing environmental concerns such as fuel tank disposal according to legislation. Their expert team uses heavy lifting equipment for safe removals, regardless of location. With over 25 years of experience, they ensure efficient handling of generator systems from various capacities. They also offer relocation services, including dismantling and safe disposal of units and harmful fluids. A free site survey is conducted to plan logistics and ensure a smooth removal process. Power Continuity prioritizes compliance and offers exceptional service in generator decommissioning.
Generator removals require expert handling. The sheer weight and size of Diesel Generators requires our specialist removals teams to bring on site heavy lifting equipment.
Generator Removals
Generator Removals are handled by Power Continuity for all environmental issues associated with generator removals. Fuels tanks need safe disposal in accordance with current environmental agency legislation. Our Heavy lifting Hiab that can lift a 60 ton weight together with mobile cranes can make light work of even the most difficult generator removal project. Whether ground level, underground car park, roof locations, within a basement, or deep inside your complex, no problem. Redundant generators occupy useable space. Let Power Continuity remove your dysfunctional generator system.
Power Continuity is a leading provider of power solutions, with over 25 years of experience in de-commissioning and removing Generating Plants of all sizes. Our team of specialists is highly trained and experienced in every aspect of the process, and we use the latest equipment and techniques to ensure safe and efficient removals. At Power Continuity, we take pride in our ability to handle even the most challenging de-commissioning and removal projects. We use our experience and expertise to deliver results that exceed our clients expectations, and we remain committed to always providing exceptional service and expertise.
Generator Removals and Relocation
PowerContinuity offers comprehensive generator power system relocation services, catering to a wide range of capacities. Whether you need to relocate a generator system ranging from 300 kVA up to 5 Mega Watts or even beyond, our experienced team is equipped to handle the task efficiently. We ensure a seamless transition by dismantling and preparing the generator and silencer systems for transportation. Additionally, our services encompass the safe disposal of generator units, fuel tanks, and any potentially harmful fluids. With our commitment to delivering on our promises, we leverage our extensive experience to provide reliable and professional relocation solutions. Trust PowerContinuity to streamline your generator power system relocation process while ensuring compliance and safety.
Generator Removals - Fuel Tank
When it comes to generator removals, the issue of fuel tanks cannot be overlooked. While integral to the installation, these tanks can be relatively large in size. Disposing of contaminated diesel fuel requires adherence to strict environmental guidelines. In some cases, structural bunded generator fuel tanks may need to be cut on-site for proper removal. PowerContinuity understands the importance of proper decommissioning, whether it's part of a facility shutdown or an upgrade to your power infrastructure. With our expertise, efficiency, and utmost care, you can trust us to handle your generator decommissioning and removal needs. We prioritise compliance with regulations and ensure the safe disposal of fuel and tanks, providing a seamless transition for your power system.
Site Survey for Generator Removals
Prior to any generator removals, we’ll carry out a free site survey Generator Removals takes careful logistical planning. Consequently it’s important to carry out a detailed reconnaissance of the proposed lift. Ascertain strategic features outside the area occupied by nearby tenants. Gain information about restrictive features and other limitations in the area. Access routes combined with any overhead height restrictions.
