Manufacturing case study

Hindle Gears — electrical support for a live manufacturing plant

Hindle Gears needed an electrical contractor who already knew the site, could get there quickly, and would not drop the standard when a machine was waiting.

Gavin Payton, Maintenance Leader, Hindle Gears

The site

A working manufacturing plant. Production, workshop areas and maintenance all share the same electrical systems — so downtime on a board or a machine circuit is felt immediately.

What we do

Reactive call-outs, planned maintenance, fault finding and the day-to-day electrical work a plant maintenance team needs without carrying extra headcount.

How we work

We learn the site, keep to the windows we are given, and treat the maintenance team as our client on the floor — not a ticket in a queue.

“EAT know our site inside out. The response is quick, the quality never drops, and they just get on with the job. They're like an extra arm of our maintenance team.”

Gavin PaytonMaintenance Leader, Hindle Gears