Automation, operation and maintenance for batching plants.

We don’t stop at installation. Beyond software and panels, our team can build, run, maintain and supply your plant alongside your own people.

Concrete batching plant with cement silos and a blue and yellow steel structure

Four services, one team that knows your plant.

Pick one or combine them. The engineers who automate your plant are the ones who maintain it.

Ready-mix concrete batching plant with yellow silos

Automation projects

Complete batching automation, delivered end to end by one team.

  • Plant study and system design
  • PLC panel build and installation
  • SCADA software setup
  • Batching and pump automation
  • Calibration and commissioning
  • Operator training
DRS-Ultra V6 batching screen with aggregate bins, cement, water and admix weighers, mixer, stock levels and batch details

Plant operation

Our people can run the plant with yours, day to day.

  • Administration of the site
  • Operation of the equipment
  • Equipment status control
  • Procedures and documentation
Open PLC panel with labelled motor starters

Maintenance and parts

Keep the plant available and batching on schedule.

  • Scheduled maintenance
  • Preventive maintenance alerts in DRS-Ultra
  • Consumables and spare parts
  • On-site service visits
Cement silos at a ready-mix plant

Integration and reporting

Plant data where your business needs it.

  • SAP integration
  • API integrations
  • Dashboards
  • Automatic reports by SMS, email and Telegram

Old control panels, rebuilt to today’s standard.

Tangled wiring and unlabelled starters cost hours on every fault. We rebuild the panel around a Phoenix Contact PLC and DRS software, with labelled wiring your electricians can trace.

  • Survey of the existing panel and plant
  • New PLC, starters and labelled wiring
  • DRS software with your recipes moved over
  • Calibration and trial batches before handover
A control panel rebuilt by DRS, before and after

One call reaches the people who built your system.

Most software issues are fixed over a remote session; hardware faults get a site visit from the team that installed your panel.