USP&E Africa is a real “energy to the people” enterprise that makes a speciality of Power Plant Operations Maintenance South Africa that has over a decade of joy in constructing dependable energy plants/energy infrastructures in numerous growing countries. We purpose to energize enterprises in rising markets through partnering with customers that want energy era services, custom-constructed energy stations and ongoing Power Plant Operations Maintenance in South Africa.
USP&E Africa built a custom power plant for London Mining Company at the revamp of the Marampa Iron ore mine in Sierra Leone. To date, even with the challenge of Ebola, USP&E Africa continues to provide top services in Power Plant Operations Maintenance South Africa for the London Mining Company with experienced power station engineers who are well-versed, as well as local employees who have been trained and working at the power plant in Sierra Leone for years.
USP&E Africa specializes in helping our clients in both Africa and around the world to manage the Power Plant Operations Maintenance South Africa of their equipment, whether planning for scheduled maintenance or minimizing downtime due to repair interventions.
Power Plant Operations Maintenance South Africa Projects
Below is a sample list of our projects:
Customer: London Mining PLC (Sierra Leone)
Service/Project Scope: New HFO Power Plant; 5-year Power Plant Operations Maintenance
Customer: Oil Field Support Co. (Angola)
Service/Project Scope: Power Plant Operations Maintenance
Customer: Raddison BLU (Sierra Leone)
Service/Project Scope: Generator purchase; Power Plant Operations Maintenance
Customer: Resolute Mining LTD (Sierra Leone)
Service/Project Scope: Power Plant Operations Maintenance
“We understand the challenges our customers face daily, whether political, social, econmic, or environmental. We have tremendous respect for these challenges but understand and appreciate that the opportunities that your project will bring to the region are invaluable, both to the citizens and to your shareholders.” – Will Gruver (CEO)