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How we work

Every interface has an owner.

A project is a sequence of decisions, documents and connected work. We define responsibilities and acceptance criteria before execution, then use them to guide delivery.

Prepare the first brief ↗

From the first input to a usable result.

01

Requirements and actual conditions

We clarify purpose, capacity, operating conditions and the intended outcome. Available documentation is compared with the actual installation; a site visit, measurement or additional data collection follows where needed.

What is included, and how will achievement of the objective be assessed?

02

Concept and proposal

We develop the technical approach, connected disciplines and delivery arrangement. Options are compared for their effect on operation, installation, maintenance and operator support. Price, schedule and assumptions relate to a defined scope.

Which option meets the plant’s needs and constraints?

03

In-house design and production preparation

Our mechanical and electrical teams prepare 3D models, manufacturing drawings, circuit diagrams and switchboard documentation. Siemens Solid Edge supports mechanical design, while TPV2000 supports production preparation. Bills of materials, manufacturing routes and interfaces are coordinated with approvals and change control.

Are the inputs sufficiently defined for ordering and fabrication?

04

Manufacturing, procurement and assembly

Suppliers, materials, production and delivery dates are coordinated. Supply is checked against the order and required documentation. Dimensional, material or functional checks take place before shipment as appropriate.

Is the package ready for transport and installation?

05

Installation and discipline coordination

Execution follows work-area release, utility availability and equipment isolation. Logistics, handling and mechanical, piping, electrical and instrumentation interfaces are coordinated. Actual changes are recorded as work progresses.

Are the conditions for safe testing satisfied?

06

Testing and handover

Verification follows agreed test scenarios. Factory tests, post-installation checks and operating tests are distinguished. Results, outstanding items and responsibility for closing them are recorded.

Does the scope being handed over meet the agreed acceptance criteria?

07

Operation and further development

Handover information supports maintenance and later changes. Training, recommended spare parts or follow-up service can be included where agreed. Current documentation and change history are essential for subsequent interventions.

Does the operator have the information and resources needed to use the supply?

One discipline or a coordinated whole.

Defined specialist package

Equipment, fabrication, installation or engineering with clear input and output boundaries. Suitable where the customer or another contractor manages the wider project.

Integrated delivery / EPC

Engineering, procurement and construction can be combined in one agreed scope. Responsibility, performance criteria, exclusions and operator support must be defined in the contract.

Management and coordination / EPCM

Engineering, procurement support and construction management can be provided where the customer retains individual supplier contracts. This model requires an explicit division of authority and responsibilities.

The selected model, cost reporting and any open-book arrangement are agreed for the specific project.

The details stay connected.

  • A document register with revisions and approval status
  • An interface list between equipment and disciplines
  • A schedule linked to approvals and material availability
  • A change register with technical, cost and timing effects
  • Inspection and test points before irreversible steps

Conditions for a prepared site.

  • Access, work permits and site-specific requirements
  • Isolation, draining, cleaning and safe work-area release
  • Available utilities and agreed handling routes
  • Production representatives for functional verification
  • Named approvers for changes and acceptance

From the project portfolio.

All projects ↗
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Project 667 · Process plant upgrades

Acidification reactor replacement

Installation location: Lovosice, Czechia · 2024

Replacement of a 3.9 m³ reactor on a +6 m platform, including agitator assembly and modification of 15 pipe runs.

Broader project portfolioEquipment replacement, installation and connection

1 reactor with a volume of 3.9 m³Details →
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Project 1156 · Custom manufacturing

Dosing screws and feeder housings

Project location: Pardubice, Czechia · August 2026

Four dosing screws and two twin-screw conveyor housings in grade 1.4541 stainless steel.

EMKO PROJECTCustom manufacture and supply

4 dosing screwsDetails →
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Project 1245 · Shutdowns & maintenance

Autoclave filter screen replacement

Location: Pardubice, Czechia · 2026

Shutdown installation of 80 autoclave dewatering screens, including associated installation work.

EMKO PROJECTShutdown maintenance and repairs

80 dewatering screensDetails →

A clear brief.
A practical next step.

Send your drawings, operating parameters or a short description of the change you need. We will review the technical interfaces and propose the next steps towards a quotation, clarifying any missing information with you.

Discuss your requirements ↗Prepare a technical brief →+420 731 771 147info@emkoproject.cz