Babcock has been providing this complete support service, from
design, through operation and decommissioning, for over 40 years.
We are proud to have a dedicated OEM team and a highly experienced
team of test and commissioning engineers, integrated with both main
company engineering and procurement staff. To ensure optimum
efficiency and cost effectiveness, our engineers work in
conjunction with materials and welding specialists and have access
to historical equipment data via our extensive knowledge
database.
As part of our ongoing commitment to client satisfaction, we
offer you a complete 'kitting' option in support of planned
outages, ensuring totality of spares requirements is met prior to
outage commencement. We can also provide end of life spares reviews
and supply spares for critical items, resulting in significant
commercial benefits and reduced operational risk.
For further information on this service, or to discuss your
individual requirements, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Core service features:
- Highly proficient spares and service capability in support of
customers' requirements
- Department developed from OEM supplier status on Magnox and AGR
fuel routes and Sellafield handling equipment
- Wide ranging service from consumable spares to planned outages
and spares inventory maintenance
- Dedicated SQEP resource experienced in nuclear aftermarket and
obsolescence management
•Dedicated controlled workshop: capable of handling contaminated
fuel route components from stations. Operated under registration
EA/02/BH0569 with the EA under the Radioactive substances act
- Integrated with company procurement and manufacturing
capabilities through the placement of facility engineers in our
spares teams
- In-depth 'knowledge database' of previously supplied equipment
with access to original design/detail drawings, component lists,
and maintenance/service information
- Refurbishment of strategic nuclear key items of plant
Key customers:
British Energy
Magnox North and South
AWE
Sellafield (via Manipulator Maintenance Facility - MMF)
Testimonials:
"At the beginning of December 2005, Oldbury Power Station set
Alstec and WS&H the challenge of manufacturing 18off standpipe
assemblies (SPAs), and to deliver the first of these by 19th April
2006. I was very pleased to learn that the first SPA was received
on 13th April 2006: the challenge has certainly been met. This
represents an excellent performance ahead of programme and to
budget whilst addressing the manufacturing issues that arose. I was
pleased to see good team working ina disciplined contract
environment with a collective approach to addressing the technical
issues." J. Lamonby, Site Manager, BNG Oldbury Power Station.
"Just a note to day thanks for the excellent response to Heysham
2 request for a spare Eucron copuling and associated data for the
two types of coupling. The coupling enabled the rebuild of the
Fuelling Machine, machine valve cam box to progress without delay.
The data enabled the Engineering change to be specified as category
3 and not category 2 as first thought, which again speeded up the
progress." David Simmons, British Energy.