Generator Services

Preventative Maintenance

Frequency and Scope of Work Tailored to State & Local Regulations and the In-House Maintenance Capabilities of Each Customer
Work with Customer's Operations Personnel to Maintain Full NFPA 110 Compliance Requiring Monthly Run Tests, Load Transfers, Periodic Changes of Fluids, Filters, etc.

Repairs

Quoted and Scheduled to Minimize Costs
Can Work With Customer-Specified Limits Authorizing Immediate Repair for Corrective Actions at Time of
Preventative Maintenance Visits

Emergency Callout Response

24/7 Coverage with All Calls Answered by PPT Personnel

- NO "After-Hours" Answering Services

Minimum On-Site Response Times Ranging From 1 to 4 Hours

Disaster Response

Mobilize the Industry's Largest Field Technician Force in Bringing Resources to Those Areas Most Affected By Hurricanes and Other Disasters
Invested in Technologies and Equipment to Maximize Effectiveness - i.e., GPS, Satellite Phones, Diesel Storage Tanks, Portable Generators, Mobile Housing, etc.

Load Bank Testing of Generators

Test Ability of Generator to Carry Rated Load
Eliminates Wet-Stacking - i.e, the Build-Up of Carbon in the Engine, Which Poses a Fire Hazard

Diesel Top-Off Refueling

#1 Reason Cited For Generator Failure is "Low/No Fuel"
Diesel Tanks Should Always Be Kept Full to Eliminate Risk of Water Contamination Caused by Condensation in the Unfilled Portion of Tanks in Humid Weather

Fuel Cleaning ("Polishing")

Eliminate Contaminates Through On-Site Filtering