OUR CAPABILITIES
SERVICE THAT
GOES TO WORK.
From planned maintenance to major repairs, practical locomotive support built around the job in front of you.
SEVEN CORE SERVICES
The right work.
At the right time.
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Heavy diesel work up close: technicians servicing a 16-cylinder engine. Photo: NASA, public domain.
Discuss your project01Maintenance
Keep the everyday dependable.
Routine locomotive maintenance and inspections help you plan ahead and stay on top of wear. We focus on the mechanical and electrical systems that keep your equipment working.
- Scheduled servicing
- Mechanical and electrical inspections
- Preventive maintenance planning
02Complete overhauls
A new chapter for hard-working equipment.
Bring major repair needs together in a coordinated overhaul. From the diesel engine to electrical systems, the scope is built around the condition of your locomotive and the work ahead.
- Engine overhaul work
- Electrical and wiring renewal
- Integrated mechanical refurbishment
03Traction motors
Put power back on the rails.
Traction motor service addresses the components that turn electrical power into movement. Discuss assessment, removal, rebuilding and replacement for your locomotive’s application.
- Fault assessment
- Removal and replacement
- Rebuild coordination
04Wheels
Attention where steel meets rail.
Wheel condition is central to locomotive performance. We support wheel assessment and change-outs, with work planned around the needs of your equipment.
- Wheel condition assessment
- Wheel replacement
- Wheel and axle assembly service
05Paint & refinishing
Protect the machine. Renew its presence.
Refresh your locomotive with surface preparation and repainting. A considered finish protects exposed surfaces and brings a consistent look back to your equipment.
- Surface preparation
- Locomotive repainting
- Finish and colour planning
06On-site repair
Service where the work happens.
When moving a locomotive is impractical, on-site repair brings attention to the problem at your location. We help identify mechanical and electrical faults and plan the repair around site requirements.
- Mechanical troubleshooting
- Electrical fault diagnosis
- On-site repair planning
07Component rebuilds
More life in the right components.
A rebuild can be a practical route for serviceable assemblies. Discuss inspection, disassembly and rebuilding needs to determine the right approach for each component.
- Component inspection
- Disassembly and assessment
- Rebuild and reassembly
IN THE SHOP. ON YOUR SITE.
A clear scope.
A considered repair.
Every locomotive and operating environment is different. Service scope, component suitability and on-site arrangements are confirmed for each project.
LET’S KEEP THINGS MOVING