Over 50 processing machines (Mägerle, Heller, Hermle, Mitsubishi etc.) from various manufacturers will be relocated in individual, time-phased steps. The entire relocation of the operation with highly complex processing machines in the μ-range requires the most accurate logging. Also, adherence to high security requirements and in-house briefings requires daily updates. It will be exciting in Budapest. The newly built hall is ready exactly two days before the deadline on which our assembly team will begin bringing in the first machines.

Along with the coordination of the mechanics, electricians, supervisors, software and surveying engineers in Germany as well as in Hungary, there is another additional unique aspect. Transport of the equipment requires extensive coordination with the authorities. “We have to take into consideration police escort, routing measures, overhead wires, traffic lights, static bridge calculations, route surveys and even consultations with the railway companies. This is just a selection of the non-ev eryday challenges.” says our project management. All in all, this project, which should come to an end at the beginning of 2019, is a compr ehensive, exciting and challenging assignment for Convoi.

Project: Siemens Berlin PG 2020 Relocation of turbine blade production
Project no: 17204501
Description: Relocation of blade production
Place/Federal state: from Berlin/DE to Budapest/HU
Time frame: February 2018 to March 2019
Staff: 10–15 assembly operators inclusive of software and surveying engineers