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The 5 checks to carry out before resuming operations at your industrial site

The 5 checks to carry out before resuming operations at your industrial site

The 5 checks to carry out before resuming operations at your industrial site

Planning ahead for the restart to ensure business continuity

Following a period of shutdown or reduced operations during the summer holidays, bringing an industrial site back into service cannot be left to chance. Checking critical equipment helps to minimise the risk of breakdowns, ensure the safety of the facilities and guarantee business continuity as soon as operations resume.

Here are the key points to check that must not be overlooked.

1. Check the condition of batteries and energy storage systems

Batteries are an essential component of electrical continuity. After several weeks of low usage, it is recommended to check their state of charge, any faults reported by the monitoring system, and the operating conditions of the installations.

A properly maintained battery ensures a rapid and reliable return to service.

2. Check the UPS systems

Uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) protect sensitive equipment against power cuts and fluctuations in the mains supply. Before resuming operations, it is advisable to check their operational status, any alarms and the monitoring parameters to ensure that the system is fully operational.

3. Inspect electrical connections and the equipment’s surroundings

A visual inspection helps to detect any anomalies: loose connections, signs of overheating, damp, dust or blocked ventilation systems.

Optimal operating conditions directly contribute to the reliability of the equipment.

4. Check monitoring systems and alarms

Monitoring platforms play a vital role in the early detection of faults. Before resuming operations, it is recommended that you check that sensors, data feeds and alerts are functioning correctly in order to have a complete overview of the condition of the installations.

5. Plan preventive maintenance

Resuming operations is also an ideal time to schedule preventive maintenance. This approach helps to anticipate failures, extend the service life of equipment and optimise the plant’s performance throughout the year.

A smooth return to operations

The reliability of an industrial facility depends as much on the quality of the equipment as on how it is monitored. A few simple checks before recommissioning can reduce the risk of downtime and ensure the continuity of operations under the best possible conditions.

At Sacred Sun Europe, we support manufacturers in monitoring, securing and optimising their energy storage solutions, batteries and UPS systems. Our expertise helps you ensure the availability of your installations throughout their lifecycle.

To benefit from personalised support or to have your equipment assessed, contact our team.