Selected work
Dismantling a Cheese Packing & Filling Line
Dismantling, marking, packing and loading a mozzarella packing and filling line — electrical cabinet, conveyor belts and filling machine — correctly de-energised and marked for re-assembly, all in a tight 2-day window.
At a glance
Client
Confidential — dairy producer
Industry
Food / packaging (dairy)
Location
Germany
Service
Dismantling, marking, packing & load-out
electrical cabinet + conveyors + filler · marked for re-assembly · 4 specialists · 2 days
The challenge
A working mozzarella packing and filling line had to be correctly de-energised, marked, dismantled, packed and loaded — with the electrical side handled so the line could later be reconnected and rebuilt.
- Dismantling with an electrical cabinet calls for correct shutdown and marking for re-connection and re-assembly.
- A tight 2-day window.
- Precise marking of the electrics and line components for the later installation.
Our approach
- 1
Survey & plan
Assessment of the line and a shutdown and dismantling scheme.
- 2
Engineering & rigging
A 3 t forklift, transport rollers and chain hoists.
- 3
Dismantling
Marking and de-energising the electrical cabinet and removing it; breaking down the conveyor belts and the filling machine.
- 4
Marking & packing
Marking of every unit and cable connection for re-assembly, packed for transport.
- 5
Load-out
Loading the equipment (transport and installation were out of scope).
What made it unusual
Against a tight clock, the whole line — electrics, conveyors and filler — was marked, dismantled and loaded in 2 days by a 4-person crew.
Results
2 days
Timeline
4 specialists
Crew
electrics + conveyors + filler
Scope
0 incidents
Safety
In 2 days a 4-person crew marked, de-energised, dismantled and loaded the mozzarella packing and filling line — with the electrics and components marked for re-assembly.
“The NM Solutions team dismantled our packing line quickly and carefully. The electrics and all components were marked so well that the later re-assembly went without any questions — and they finished right on schedule.”