Servicing & maintenance

Mechanical and structural integrity

We inspect burners, fuel systems, structural components, and fasteners for signs of wear, heat damage, or corrosion. We clean, adjust, or replace components as needed to keep operations safe and consistent.

Fuel and control systems

We check fuel delivery systems for leaks, correct pressures, and reliable shut-off. Control panels, sensors, and safety interlocks are tested to ensure the simulator responds properly during both normal operations and emergency shutdowns.

Ventilation and exhaust performance

We inspect and test ventilation and exhaust systems to ensure effective smoke and heat removal, protecting both trainees and instructors during live-fire scenarios.

Operational testing

After servicing is finished, we function-test the simulator under controlled conditions. We verify ignition, flame behaviour, scenario controls, and emergency systems to ensure realistic and reliable training performance.

Compliance and documentation

All work follows relevant standards and manufacturer guidelines. We provide detailed service reports that include findings, completed work, and recommendations for future maintenance.

Well-maintained simulators perform consistently, allowing instructors to deliver realistic and repeatable training scenarios without unexpected downtime or system failures.

Preventative maintenance is far more cost-effective than emergency repairs or full component replacements, helping manage long-term operating budgets.

Identifying and resolving minor issues early prevents costly breakdowns and keeps your training schedule running without disruption.