At Protea, we continuously develop our production facilities by investing in infrastructure that enables us to carry out projects even more efficiently while providing our teams with a well-organized and comfortable working environment. One of the latest stages of this development is the completion of construction of our new Electrical and Hydraulic Workshop.
The new workshop covers an area of 480 m² and has been designed to improve work organization and expand the capabilities of our production facilities. The building is divided into two dedicated areas – one for electrical work and the other for hydraulic work.
We have also incorporated solutions tailored to the specific nature of the work carried out in each area. The electrical section features an anti-static floor, while the hydraulic section is equipped with an oil-resistant floor. The workshop is also fitted with ABUS lifting equipment, with lifting capacities of 2 tonnes in the hydraulic section and 1 tonne in the electrical section.
Another important element of the project is the roof structure, which has been designed to accommodate the future installation of photovoltaic panels. This solution reflects our approach to developing infrastructure with future expansion and sustainability in mind.
The construction of the new workshop is more than an investment in additional production space. It is another step in the development of our technical facilities, allowing us to improve the organization of our processes and provide our specialists with suitable conditions for their daily work.
The project is currently at the stage of final inspections and acceptance procedures. Once these are completed, we will begin relocating our existing workshop to the new facility, which will soon become part of Protea’s day-to-day operations.
The new Electrical and Hydraulic Workshop is another investment strengthening our production capabilities. The systematic expansion and modernization of our facilities enable us to meet the growing requirements of our projects while maintaining high standards of quality and workplace safety.
We continue to expand our capabilities so that we can deliver reliable, high-quality lifting solutions to customers around the world – from design and manufacturing to testing, installation and commissioning.
The new workshop is another step forward in this direction.
At Protea, we continuously develop our production facilities by investing in infrastructure that enables us to carry out projects even more efficiently while providing our teams with a well-organized and comfortable working environment. One of the latest stages of this development is the completion of construction of our new Electrical […]
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