Prepare
Confirm the equipment, scope, access, parts, people and required outcome before the window opens.
Specialist engineering support for shutdowns, breakdowns and projects
Defined shutdown work. Prepared, led and handed back safely.
Give Pangea a defined outcome and we will prepare the job, manage our people, coordinate with your site team and hand back a clear record of what was done.
WORK PACKAGE / 04 SCOPE READY
AssetCentrifugal pump train
ControlNamed technical lead
OutputRecorded mechanical handback
One accountable teamVisible engineering decisionsClear close-out records
The Pangea model
Your engineer should not have to run our job for us.
There are times when a site simply needs additional skilled people inside an existing plan. Pangea can provide that. Our principal offer is different: we take an agreed package of work, arrive with a clear outcome to deliver and manage the preparation, people and close-out needed to get there.
Explore our delivery model
From preparation to handback
One controlled route through the shutdown.
The process is designed to surface uncertainty early, keep responsibility clear and protect the maintenance window.
Lead
One Pangea lead engineer coordinates our crew and gives your site a clear route for progress and decisions.
Control
Material findings and scope changes are recorded and raised before work proceeds beyond its authority.
Hand back
Leave the agreed work complete, the equipment understood and a clear record of what changed.
Built around the work
Competence and control that fit the scope.
We plan qualified cover at crew level and work within the client's permit, isolation and handover systems.
01 / PEOPLE
A crew built around the work, not just the headcount
Qualifications, certifications and practical capability mapped to the work before mobilisation.
Explore people and competence → 02 / SITE CONTROLSPrepared to work safely inside your systems
RAMS, inductions and interfaces prepared early; permits and isolations checked at the equipment.
Explore safety and integration →Start with the scope
Give us a defined piece of work.
Tell us what needs to be changed, overhauled, aligned or returned to service, and when the shutdown is planned. We will help establish what needs to happen before the first shift begins.