Project approach
From requirement review to delivery preparation
Six steps keep a project on one track. Normal lead time is around 40–60 days, depending on scope, with progress updates at key production stages.
- Step 01
Requirement Review
Species, throughput, process route and existing equipment are reviewed first.
Engineers go through what the plant needs to process, how many animals per hour, and which stages are already in place. Open questions are listed and resolved before any layout work starts.
What we look at
- Animal type and required throughput
- Existing equipment and interfaces
- Process route and hygiene zoning
What you receive
- Confirmed requirement list
- Open questions to resolve
- Step 02
Plant Layout
Equipment and rail are arranged on your floor plan.
Building height, columns, drainage and utility positions are taken into account so the line fits the facility rather than the other way round. The rail route is outlined together with station positions.
What we look at
- Floor plan and ceiling height
- Utility and drainage positions
- Entry and exit points for animals and carcasses
What you receive
- Line layout proposal
- Rail route outline
- Step 03
Equipment Selection
Each stage is matched with equipment for the species and the line speed.
Equipment is selected stage by stage, from conveying and stunning to scalding, carcass processing, offal handling, weighing and hygiene, and the interfaces between neighbouring stages are confirmed.
What we look at
- Layout proposal
- Stage-by-stage requirements
What you receive
- Equipment list per stage
- Interface notes between stages
- Step 04
Production & Assembly
Equipment is manufactured and assembled as one project.
Production runs as a project, with progress shared with you at key production stages so you can prepare the site in parallel.
What we look at
- Confirmed equipment list and layout
- Agreed project schedule
What you receive
- Progress updates at key stages
- Assembled equipment sections
- Step 05
Pre-commissioning
Connected sections are checked together before delivery.
Project assembly and pre-commissioning bring the equipment together so connections between stages can be reviewed before it leaves for your site.
What we look at
- Assembled equipment sections
- Interface notes between stages
What you receive
- Pre-commissioning review
- Items to resolve before delivery
- Step 06
Delivery Preparation
Packing, documents and delivery arrangements are prepared with you.
Packing and delivery arrangements are agreed with you. Technical support scope is confirmed per order.
What we look at
- Delivery destination and timing
- Site readiness information
What you receive
- Packing and delivery plan
- Support scope confirmed per order
Start with a requirement review
Send your animal type, required throughput and layout notes. We will list what is still open before planning begins.