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Quality project for concrete batching plant panels
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Quality project for concrete batching plant panels

Focused quality and documentation project for a batching plant manufacturer whose control panels drew repeated commissioning complaints.

PROGRAM PROFILE
Delivery geography
Türkiye
Variants in scope
2 plants audited
Program duration
4-month expert task
Responsibility level
Expert task
Standards applied
IEC 60204-1 · ISO 9001 audit practice
WHAT IT DOES

What the delivered system actually does.

A concrete batching plant is commissioned on site, often in a hurry, by people who did not build its control panel. When the panels draw repeated commissioning complaints, the cost is not in the panel — it is in the days lost on site and the reputation lost with the customer.

This was a focused quality and documentation project rather than a supply contract. GANI went through the panel design, the build practice and the documentation the commissioning engineers actually work from, and fixed what was making site work slow and error-prone.

The deliverable is that the next plant commissions faster. Better-labelled panels, drawings that match what was built, and a build practice that produces the same panel every time — which is what turns a commissioning visit from an investigation into a checklist.

THE CHALLENGE

A batching plant manufacturer faced recurring commissioning complaints on exported plants: wiring deviations, missing test evidence and drawings that did not match the shipped panels. Their dealers were absorbing rework costs and escalating.

STARTING CONDITION

Panels were built in-house from partially updated drawings, with a visual check but no structured test or as-built documentation step.

CUSTOMER PROVIDED
  • Complaint records from dealers and site commissioning
  • Current drawing set and panel BOMs
  • Access to the panel shop and its build practice
  • Export markets and applicable standards list
GANI OWNED
  • Root-cause review of the complaint history
  • Gap assessment of the panel shop against IEC 61439 practice
  • Defined test and inspection plan with record templates
  • As-built documentation loop closing drawings against shipped panels
  • Training of the panel shop team and handover of the procedure
OUTCOME

What the program delivers.

  • Test and documentation procedure adopted as the shop standard
  • Every shipped panel now accompanied by a signed test record
  • Commissioning complaint stream cut off in the following quarters
  • Follow-up audit agreed at twelve months