From cable installation to control panel construction to commissioning: A & P handles all electrical engineering services directly within the industrial project. Our electricians work hand in hand with the mechanics, ensuring there are no coordination issues between the trades.
Whether it’s moving machinery, rebuilding, or expanding a facility: Electrical engineering is a distinct discipline with its own requirements in almost every industrial project. At A & P, this isn’t an additional job that a separate company takes on. Our electricians are part of the same team as the mechanics. They work according to the same schedule, with the same point of contact, on the same job site.
This avoids the most common problems with electrical installation in industrial projects: a lack of coordination regarding cable routing, incorrect installation sequences, or commissioning that doesn’t begin until weeks after mechanical completion.
Design, assembly, and wiring of control cabinets according to customer specifications or based on circuit diagrams.
Functional tests, safety inspections in accordance with DGUV, and calibration of the system. Handover with complete documentation. Commissioning is an integral part of every project.
Upon request, we can handle the electrical installation as a standalone project or as part of a complete installation, depending on your on-site needs.
Cable routing, wiring, and connection of machines and equipment. Complete electrical installation.
Wiring and connection of control systems. PLC systems from major manufacturers, in which the electrical installation is directly tailored to the control architecture.
Measurement, Control, and Regulation Technology: Installation and connection of sensors, actuators, and measurement equipment.
Electrical upgrades and modernization of existing systems. Whether it’s a new control system, a control cabinet retrofit, or cable replacement: We’ll bring your system up to date.
Resource planning, staffing, and scheduling. You will receive a detailed proposal with a fixed staffing and resource plan, as well as a dedicated point of contact for the entire project.
Material logistics, coordination with the mechanical team, and planning the assembly sequence. Cable routing and control cabinet assembly are planned so that they do not conflict with mechanical work steps.
Cable laying, wiring, control panel installation, and PLC integration. Our electricians work in sync with the mechanics to ensure that both trades complete their work on schedule.
Functional testing, DGUV-compliant safety inspections, calibration, and documentation. The system will not be handed over until it has been tested and is ready for operation.
No need to coordinate between trades. Electricians and mechanics work as part of the same team, following the same schedule, and dealing with the same point of contact.
We use our own permanent staff, not a rotating cast of subcontractors. That’s what makes the difference when it comes to meeting deadlines and ensuring consistent work quality.
Electrical equipment inspections and functional tests in accordance with DGUV are an integral part of every project. Handover always includes complete documentation.
Electrical installation projects both domestically and internationally: the U.S., Mexico, China, India, South Africa, and Europe. Our staff is willing to travel and is familiar with international project conditions.
Electrical installations and automation projects raise many specific questions in the early stages. We have summarized the most important answers here. We are always available to address project-specific inquiries directly.
We handle electrical installation, cable laying, control panel construction, measurement and control technology, control systems, and commissioning. These services can be ordered as individual projects or as part of a complete installation.
Yes. Both are permanent employees of A & P. Electricians and mechanics work on the same schedule at the same construction site. This prevents the delays that are typical when trades are separated.
Yes. Commissioning, functional testing, and safety inspections in accordance with DGUV are an integral part of every project. The system is not handed over until it has been inspected and documented.
Planning, assembly, wiring, and handover, including documentation. We work based on the customer's drawings or develop the control cabinet layout in collaboration with the client.
Yes, in collaboration with an experienced automation partner. We handle the mechanical and electrical implementation and oversee the commissioning of the automation systems.
Yes. DGUV-compliant electrical inspections are an integral part of every electrical installation project at A & P. Upon completion, you will receive complete inspection documentation.
Yes. We carry out electrical installation projects worldwide. Our staff is willing to travel and has international project experience in Europe, Asia, the Americas, and Africa.
Disassembly, disassembly and reassembly, transportation, and reassembly of your machines—all performed with care to protect your production equipment and completed on schedule.
Machine assembly, plant assembly, commissioning, and retrofitting—mechanical and electrical services—all from a single source.
Relocation of entire production lines and facilities, both domestically and internationally, all from a single source.
Qualified technicians, metalworkers, and electronics technicians for your industrial projects, available on short notice.
