Maintenance contracts for 1, 2, 3 or 5 years
Choose a contract term with fixed unit rates for the agreed maintenance scope. Define the equipment, tasks and service schedule around the customer’s requirements.
Electrical & M&E Maintenance in Thailand
ETES offers M&E maintenance contracts for 1, 2, 3 or 5 years with fixed unit rates for the agreed scope. Testing, fault finding and circuit tracing help identify the work required, with preventive maintenance planned around your equipment and operating schedule.
Discuss this service
Scope of work.
Testing and fault finding
Use meters and test instruments to investigate faults, trace circuits and establish the cause of reported electrical problems.
Preventive maintenance and cleaning
Plan preventive maintenance and equipment cleaning around site access and isolation requirements. The AWS project reference includes main distribution board (MDB) cleaning and thermal scanning.
Agreed rates and work scope
Set out the schedule of rates (SOR), included work and arrangements for additional tasks before the maintenance contract begins.
Related project experience
Information to prepare.
Share what you have. We can identify the remaining information together.
- An asset list with equipment makes, models and available maintenance manuals.
- Previous service records, known faults and any repeated operating issues.
- Your maintenance procedures, preferred service windows and contract requirements.
Agree the details before work begins.
Use these points to define the proposal, responsibilities and records your team needs. Final deliverables depend on the agreed scope.
Before work
An asset list, inspection frequency and clear inclusions for the maintenance term.
During delivery
Access requirements, planned outages and the method for reporting urgent findings.
At handover
A service report with observations, recommended actions and follow-up responsibilities.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Which maintenance contract terms are available?
ETES offers 1-, 2-, 3- and 5-year contracts with fixed unit rates for the agreed scope. The equipment list, service activities and schedule are defined in the proposal.
How is a maintenance contract scoped?
Start with the equipment list, required service activities and the facility’s operating procedures. The proposal should make clear which assets, visits and tasks are included, together with the arrangements for additional work.
Can maintenance follow our existing site procedures?
Yes. Maintenance programmes can follow your site procedures. Share those procedures and any manufacturer requirements while the contract scope is being developed.
What information helps investigate an intermittent fault?
Record when the problem occurs, the equipment running at the time and any alarms or previous findings. Existing drawings and service records help relate the symptoms to the wider electrical system.
