OMIS responds promptly to requests for extraordinary maintenance work on lifting and handling equipment, quickly restoring full operation in the event of downtime. Thanks to our widespread presence in the area, experienced contact persons are always available to receive requests for intervention, guaranteeing a prompt response. Our highly trained and equipped technicians resolve faults and breakdowns with competence and professionalism to minimise downtime.
Assistance and emergency service
Prompt checks, effective responses.
Promptness, precision, effectiveness. Even out of warranty.
OMIS succeeds in providing a prompt and timely response to the most diverse and specific requests for intervention, thanks to its widespread presence in the area. Fully-equipped and qualified technicians can solve issues in a skilful and professional manner.
In a context where service efficiency is paramount, OMIS relies on its in-depth knowledge of technical operations. From the moment of notification, our specialists are able to analyse and understand the need for intervention/repair, precisely identifying the component to be replaced. This significantly reduces intervention times and costs, as there is no need for on-site inspections to assess the replacement process.
Extraordinary verification activities
Constant presence
Our most experienced technicians and trained interlocutors take turns to man a dedicated emergency station. This service ensures greater efficiency, enabling OMIS to respond immediately and promptly to requests for urgent action, such as in the case of unforeseen faults that could pose a safety hazard.
Extraordinary corrective verification activities
OMIS provides expert advice on calculating residual life, ensuring that equipment is maintained in compliance with safety regulations. This approach aims to allow a safe working environment, preventing any future problems related to the natural ageing of equipment. This twenty-year certification is the result of an in-depth structural investigation conducted on the lifting equipment. Entrusted exclusively to an experienced engineer, the residual life cycle analysis aims to identify possible flaws, defects or anomalies resulting from the use of the equipment in service for more than 20 years. It also aims to determine the remaining life during which the machine will be able to operate safely.
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