Ethanol plants use contract maintenance services to gain cost control and minimize downtime for scheduled maintenance. The maintenance contractor must have surge capacity to deal with the unexpected during maintenance shutdowns in order to minimize downtime. Downtime means lost production and lost profit.
Bodine Services has extensive plant maintenance experience in a wide range of industrial environments, with full capabilities in technical and regulatory compliances, specially-trained workers, and the right equipment available 24/7 for unexpected contingencies. Bodine Services' plant maintenance and 24-hour emergency response capability can help you solve problems like emissions from feed dryers and fermentation units; problems from frequent start-ups and shutdowns; unintended releases from the various storage tanks involved in the process; various regulated loadings in the wastewater discharge; and spills during loading and unloading.
The strategic advantage, to the ethanol plant in choosing ongoing contract maintenance, is the continuing relationship with a widely-experienced vendor like Bodine Services. Bodine technicians and supervisory personnel accumulate up-to-date familiarity with the specific ethanol plant and its process environment, which becomes extremely valuable in foreseeing and preventing unintended incidents, and dealing quickly and correctly with incidents that may occur. This swift and certain response to the unintended helps plant management retain the confidence of customers, stockholders, and plant neighbors.
Contact Bodine Services first in the search for a contract maintenance vendor. The technical qualifications, years of experience, and wide range of available equipment and skills Bodine brings to the job, will provide important perspectives to plant management's evaluation of potential contract maintenance vendors.
