FPI is a full service hydraulic maintenance service that can go to a location, evaluate the problem, suggest a solution, create the solution, and finish the job in a short time.

We have the personnel and equipment to work in most any state or country to help you solve your hydraulic system challenges. We work in most all energy producing states, the Middle East, Africa, and South America to create solutions for producers.

Modern times consist of an endless series of ups and downs in the world energy markets. When production is needed, uptime is a must. When a hydraulic system goes down, production stops. FPI has hydraulic technicians that can be dispatched to help get a system producing again and back to the original specifications.

If the client has had FPI's F.I.V.E. Program installed to manage the fluid power system, components will have been identified and parts identified by number in advance (With RFID if desired.). This can dramatically reduce the time to correct a problem and get the unit producing again due to the anticipation of parts solutions

When called upon, FPI will:

• Conduct an evaluation of the hydraulic equipment to be repaired and inventory the components in the fluid power system

• Assemble any records or history of the asset that is available such as plans, etc.

• Create a work breakdown structure of the challenges to be repaired if required.

• Replace, repair, or refurbish any lines, hoses, pumps, instruments, gages, filters, control valves, etc. that are needed to return the system to service.

• Flush the system if necessary to assure all components are clean and ready to startup again.

• Leak check all hydraulic systems.

• Certify the hydraulic system is ready for operations again.

At this point it would prudent for the client to examine the F.I.V.E. Program offered by FPI. This program is a comprehensive plan to build quality and reliability into the power fluid system for better performance with less downtime. This program offers a way to sustain the fluid power system throughout the life cycle with improved maintenance policies, sustained clean fluid, and systematic inspections. With the system being broke open, it would be an excellent time to add the value for future maintenance. Reliability cannot be assured without a properly functioning hydraulic system.