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Preventive and Corrective Maintenance
Inspect today so you don't stop tomorrow.
Overview
Inspect today so you don't stop tomorrow.
Wear, disorganization and dirty connectors tend to build up gradually and then take their toll all at once. Preventive maintenance looks for these signs before they turn into downtime.
When the problem has already happened, corrective maintenance finds the cause, restores service and records what was found and done.
What we deliver
Clear scope, from start to finish
Periodic inspection
Checks of connections, organization and labeling at intervals agreed with you.
Optical connector cleaning
Inspection and cleaning of connector end faces as part of the routine.
Testing and diagnostics
Finding the cause of failures and degradation.
Repair and replacement
Component replacement and termination rework when needed.
Reorganization
Re-dressing cabling that has drifted from the standard.
Report
A record of what was inspected, found and corrected.
Step 1: Environment survey
We get to know the environment, its history and its most sensitive points.
Step 2: Maintenance plan
We define with you what to inspect and how often.
Step 3: Inspection and execution
We inspect, clean and correct whatever is out of standard.
Step 4: Records and report
We document what was found and what was done.
Step 5: Recommendations and follow-up
We point out the next steps and track how things evolve.
Benefits
What changes for your operation
Fewer unexpected outages
Problems found early reduce the risk of interruption.
Documented history
Every inspection and correction is recorded for future reference.
Quality preserved
The cabling keeps the standard it was delivered with.
Corrective work on record
Every intervention makes clear what was found and done.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions
Didn't find yours? Talk to the LGC team.
What is the difference between preventive and corrective?
Preventive maintenance is planned and looks for potential failures before they occur. Corrective maintenance acts after a failure, to find the cause and restore service.
How often are inspections carried out?
Frequency is defined according to the environment, its criticality and your routine. We agree on the plan after the site survey.
Do you handle urgent situations?
Availability for corrective service is defined at contracting. Talk to LGC so we can assess your case.
Why clean optical connectors?
Dirt on connector end faces is a common cause of signal loss in optical links. That is why inspection and cleaning are part of the routine.
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