Preventive Maintenance & AMC
Brands: All major brands
Scope: Emergency Response, Annual Maintenance, Preventive Maintenance
Expertise (not limited to):
Circuit Breaker Maintenance
Capacitor Bank Maintenance
RetroFit and Modifications
BMS Requirement
Thermal Imaging
Critical Spare
ACB Servicing & Replacement
Site Survey
Reprogramming of Systems
AMC Plans
Basic AMC
Annual preventive maintenance visit + corrective maintenance during business hours
Standard AMC: Two preventive maintenance visits per year + corrective maintenance + thermal imaging survey
Comprehensive AMC: Quarterly visits + thermal imaging + 24/7 emergency call-out + spare parts allowance + PLC support
Ex Equipment AMC: IEC 60079-17 compliant inspection and maintenance of ATEX/IECEx certified explosion proof panels mandatory for Ex equipment users under UAE HSE requirements
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Annual Maintenance Contracts for Electrical Panels in UAE Preventive & Corrective AMC
Electrical panels and switchgear are long-life capital assets but their reliability depends entirely on the quality and frequency of preventive maintenance. Loose connections, degraded insulation, corroded busbars, and failing components cause unplanned shutdowns, arc flash events, and equipment damage. Team Switchgear and Control LLC provides Annual Maintenance Contracts (AMC) for all types of LV switchgear, MCC panels, PLC control systems, and explosion proof panels across the UAE carried out by our own certified engineers who understand the panels we build.
What Our AMC Covers
Preventive Maintenance (Planned)
- Thermal imaging survey infrared scan of all panel busbars, terminals, and circuit breakers to detect hotspots before failure
- Visual inspection enclosure integrity, cable entry sealing, labelling, and general condition
- Torque check retightening of all busbar bolts and terminal connections to manufacturer specification
- Insulation resistance testing Megger testing of busbar insulation and cable terminations
- MCB/MCCB trip test operation test of all protection devices
- Clean and dust removal vacuuming of panel internals, contact cleaning on withdrawable units
- PLC battery replacement S7 memory backup battery replacement on schedule
- FAT retest functional retesting of critical interlock and safety circuits
Corrective Maintenance (Reactive)
- Emergency call-out 24/7 response for critical panel failures; UAE-wide coverage
- Component replacement using original-brand spare parts from our Dubai stock
- Software restoration PLC program reloading from backup in event of memory corruption or processor replacement
- Arc flash incident investigation and reinstatement
Applications
- Oil & Gas scheduled maintenance of Ex MCCs, PLC panels, and junction boxes to IEC 60079-17
- Commercial buildings switchgear, MCC, and ATS panel maintenance to DEWA requirements
- Industrial facilities MCC, VFD, and PLC panel maintenance with production awareness scheduling
- Data centres critical switchgear inspection with minimum-downtime procedures
- Healthcare hospital essential power panel maintenance under infection control protocols
Is ATEX/IECEx explosion proof panel maintenance a legal requirement in the UAE?
Yes. IEC 60079-17 (inspection and maintenance of Ex electrical installations) is the international standard governing maintenance of explosion proof equipment, and compliance is a regulatory requirement under ADNOC HSE standards, UAE Civil Defence regulations, and the fire and life safety requirements applicable to classified hazardous area facilities. IEC 60079-17 requires initial inspection at commissioning, followed by periodic inspection at intervals determined by the installation environment and risk assessment typically annually or biannually. As an Ex-certified panel builder and Ex Quality Representative-led organisation, we are qualified to carry out IEC 60079-17 compliant Ex panel inspections.
What is included in a thermal imaging thermography survey?
An infrared thermal imaging survey uses a calibrated thermographic camera to scan all panel busbars, cable terminations, circuit breakers, and switchgear contacts while under load. Hotspots indicate high-resistance connections, overloaded cables, failing contacts, or unbalanced loads all of which can cause fires or equipment failure if left unattended. We provide a written thermal survey report with annotated thermal images, temperature delta readings, severity classification (C1–C3), and recommended corrective actions with priority ratings.