FISEKON GmbH · Fischer Elektrokonstruktion

Process plant with columns, pipe bridges and vessels.

Industry

Electrical design for production and process industries

Plants in continuous production cannot be stopped for a project. Conversions happen section by section, in downtime windows decided elsewhere. We plan so the documentation matches the plant in every intermediate state.

What connects these industries is not the technology but the rhythm. A filling line, a reactor, a blast furnace. In all three, an unplanned stop costs more than the work that fixes it. That changes electrical design fundamentally. The most elegant solution does not win. The winner is the one that can be carried out in four hours of night shift and is documented by the next morning.

The second common denominator is the burden of proof. In chemicals the documentation is part of the operating licence, in pharmaceuticals every change needs a traceable trail, in food production cleanability dictates the design. Anyone planning here plans against a framework fixed before the first line is drawn, and has to know it before starting.

We therefore work in the structure already present at your site and continue existing systems rather than replacing them. That keeps the plant maintainable beyond the end of the project, including for maintenance staff who never spoke to us.

Plants in these industries are rarely shut down completely. The documentation must therefore match the actual state of the plant at any time, not only at the end of the project.

Production & process

How projects run in this industry

  1. An unplanned stop costs not just time but a whole batch.

  2. Conversions happen section by section, during production.

  3. Documentation is part of the operating licence, not an accessory.

  4. Plants run for decades and are converted many times.

  5. Cleaning, Ex zones and media dictate the design.

  6. Many machine suppliers, grown documents, short windows.

And that is exactly where we come in

  • On-site survey and reconciliation of documents against the plant
  • Conversions in steps that fit your downtime windows
  • Revision and upkeep of plant documentation over years
  • Measuring point lists, tagging systems, change management
  • Extensions and migrations in the existing CAE project

Typical tasks

  • Circuit, terminal and cable diagrams for conversions and extensions
  • Feeding back changes from conversion and commissioning
  • Digitising paper and PDF stock into a maintainable project
  • Continuous tagging across grown parts of the plant
  • Demonstrable documentation for operating licence and audit

Adjacent tradesControl cabinet building · PLC programming · Installation · CommissioningWe do not carry out these trades ourselves. On request we bring in specialised partners and coordinate the interfaces, so you keep a single technical point of contact.

In detail

Which industries this covers

  1. A process plant with columns, pipe bridges and vessels.

    Plant engineering & process industry

    Large plants, documentation grown over decades, tight shutdown windows. We survey the as-is state, continue existing structures and plan extensions and migrations so the plant stays maintainable.

    Industrial and large-scale plant engineering · Process and procedural plants · Production plants · Smelting, rolling and steel mills · Cement plants · Paper and pulp plants · Recycling and waste treatment plants · Environmental technology plants

  2. Petrochemical plant with distillation columns, pipe bridges and an open control cabinet in the foreground.

    Chemicals & petrochemicals

    Instrumentation, hazardous areas and documentation that withstands an audit. We maintain measuring point lists, sustain the tagging and feed every change back into the record. Expressly including the unglamorous parts.

    Chemical industry and speciality chemicals · Petrochemicals and refineries · Chemical process plants · Plastics industry · Paints and coatings · Industrial gases · Tank farms and loading facilities

  3. Filling line with bottles on conveyors, process tanks and an open control cabinet.

    Food & beverage

    Hygienic design, wash-down resistance and lines that must not stand still. We plan conversions section by section and keep the documentation matching the plant in every intermediate state.

    Food processing · Beverage industry and filling technology · Breweries and dairies · Meat processing · Bakery and confectionery · Food packaging · Food processing machinery

  4. Cleanroom production with process vessels, a vial filling line and a robot arm behind glass.

    Pharma & life science

    Cleanrooms, qualification and documentation that gets audited. We clarify the required documentation scope before the project starts and design with a traceable change trail.

    Pharmaceutical industry and plants · Biotechnology and biopharma · Cleanroom facilities · Laboratory automation · Production plants for medicinal products · Pharmaceutical filling and packaging systems

  5. A rolling mill hall with steel coils, a ladle on the overhead crane and the opened control cabinets of the drives.

    Metals & heavy industry

    Thousands of measuring points, revised within a non-negotiable shutdown window. We prepare migrations and conversions of this scale so the downtime window holds. Mastering the quantity is our craft.

    Steel industry and smelting works · Rolling mills · Foundries · Metal processing · Aluminium industry · Forges · Surface technology and electroplating

  6. A packaging line with folding cartons on the conveyor, a palletizing robot and control cabinets.

    Packaging & consumer goods

    Production lines whose documentation connects layout plan to fluid diagram. We link the documentation from hall layout to fluid plan so maintenance can work without queries in a breakdown.

    Packaging machinery and filling systems · Labelling and cartoning systems · Palletising and end-of-line · Household appliances and white goods · Consumer goods production · Electrical appliance manufacturing · Pressing and forming technology

  7. A weaving machine with warp beam and bobbin creel in a bright weaving hall, the machine control cabinet beside it.

    Textile industry

    Many identical machines, grown halls, old drawings. We bring existing plants up to date and plan modernisations so that every machine ends up with the same clean documentation.

    Spinning mills and yarn production · Weaving and knitting mills · Textile finishing, dyeing and treatment · Nonwovens and technical textiles · Garment manufacturing and textile logistics · Textile machine building

FISEKON at a glance

Electrical design
Since 1998
Employees
15
CAE systems (EPLAN, WSCAD, ELCAD)
3
Projects since 1998
2,300+

From a project

Household appliances

Modernisation of a dishwasher production line

A new automation strategy for a production line, with consistently linked documentation from the factory layout through to the fluid plan.

Frequent questions

Production & process

You have a technical task? We will look at how it can be solved.

Discuss a project
Can you work while production continues?

The on-site survey yes, the conversion only within your downtime windows. What planning can do is cut the steps so interruptions stay short or fall into stops that are planned anyway. We do not promise across the board that nothing will stop.

Our documentation has drifted over the years. Where do we start?

With the as-is survey. We reconcile the existing documents with the plant and first deliver a list of the deviations. The effort follows from that. You know it before placing the order, not after.

Do you work in our CAE system?

Yes. We design in EPLAN Electric P8, ELCAD and WSCAD, in your project structure and to your tagging system. That is the point at which it is decided whether the result stays maintainable for your team.

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