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Catch failures early
Thermal scans, capacitor and fan checks, and connection inspections find problems while they are still cheap to fix.
Services Preventative Maintenance
Preventative Maintenance
Scheduled inspections, thermal scans, drive and panel health checks, and firmware reviews that catch failing components before they take a line down.
Thermal scans
Drive & panel health
Prioritized reports
Stay ahead of downtime
Maintenance that pays for itself in avoided stops
Industrial Automation Co. pairs hands-on inspection with the same repair and parts capability that backs our field service — so findings turn into fixed assets, not unread reports.
Planned around your outages
Visits scheduled for shutdowns and low-demand windows — not when the line is at peak throughput.
Firmware & parameter review
Drive and PLC health checks include firmware status and parameter backups so recovery is faster after an event.
Actionable reports
Prioritized findings with recommended repairs, spares, and replacements — not a binder of unread checklists.
Process
How preventative maintenance works
Baseline, inspect, prioritize, and close the loop with repair or replacement.
Want a PM plan for your site?
Tell us which lines or rooms matter most. We will propose an inspection scope and visit cadence that fits your outage calendar.
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Baseline the assets
We inventory critical drives, panels, and controls and agree on inspection frequency and pass/fail criteria.
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Inspect on schedule
Technicians perform thermal imaging, visual and mechanical checks, cleaning where appropriate, and connection torque verification.
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Report & prioritize
You receive a clear list of findings ranked by risk — with quotes for repair, send-in work, or replacement parts.
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Fix before failure
Approved work is scheduled through send-in repair, onsite service, or parts replacement before the next unplanned stop.
Thermal imaging
Capacitor & fan checks
Connection torque
Firmware backups
Panel hygiene
Prioritized findings
Scope
What a PM visit typically includes
Tailored to your assets — these are the building blocks.
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Scheduled drive and panel health inspections
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Thermal imaging of critical power connections
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Cooling system, filter, and fan condition checks
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Firmware status and parameter backup review
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Enclosure and environmental condition notes
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Prioritized findings with repair/replace recommendations
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Quotes for send-in repair or onsite corrective work
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Optional spare-parts recommendations from our stock
Coverage
Checks & assets
Common inspection items and equipment under PM programs.
Typical inspection items
Drive & panel thermal scans
Cooling fans & filters
DC bus capacitors
Power connections & torque
Contactor & relay wear
Enclosure integrity
Firmware & parameter backup
Grounding & bonding checks
Assets we maintain
VFDs & soft starters
Servo amplifiers
PLC cabinets
Motor control centers
HMI stations
Power supplies
Custom control panels
Pump & fan drive packages
Preventative maintenance FAQs
Most industrial drive and panel assets benefit from annual or semi-annual visits, with higher frequency on critical or high-dust applications. We will recommend a cadence after the baseline survey.
Scheduled onsite PM is centered on our Raleigh–Richmond corridor coverage. For sites outside that area, we can often align visits with larger projects or recommend a send-in rotation for removable modules.
PM inspects physical health on a schedule. An Asset Analytics & Lifecycle Audit maps obsolescence, spare-parts risk, and replacement strategy across the installed base. Many plants run both.
Ready to put critical assets on a schedule?
Share your facility location and a short list of drives or panels — we will propose a PM scope and visit plan.