MacLean Rebuilds
At MacLean, the process of refurbishing or restoring equipment is designed to meet our specific equipment standards. Our rebuilds ensure your vehicle is brought back to its original condition or performance level, with the use of genuine OEM parts and adherence to OEM guidelines or quality standards. Certification implies that the rebuilt product has undergone thorough inspection, refurbishment, and testing to ensure quality, reliability, and compliance with original specifications.
BEFORE
AFTER
Equipment Audit
By performing a detailed audit/inspection or using our quick appraisal price calculator, our field service technicians can provide a comprehensive assessment of your MacLean mining vehicle. We offer audits for repair, refurbishment, in part or complete, either in one of the refurbishment workshops of our branches or at your mining site.
These audits/inspections ensure the safety and performance of your vehicle in the long term.
MacLean mining vehicles operate in some of the most difficult conditions imaginable. MacLean’s team of refurbishment experts can conduct a comprehensive vehicle/equipment inspection and target customized refurbishment programs, to get your vehicle/equipment running at 100%.
Types of equipment rebuilds
- Minor Repairs
- Major Rebuilds
- Half Equipment
- Equipment Conversions (for unique applications by utilizing existing equipment)
The MacLean – certified rebuild program
Qualification
- OEM trained & qualified technicians in our rebuild shops & in the field
- Latest standard of equipment and safety training
Tools and Project Management
- Once the mining vehicle has been audited, we complete a full review of the scope of work with the customer and our Rebuild Shop Manager. All customers sign off on scopes of work before work begins. MacLean committed to working with our customers to provide scopes of work that meet their needs
- When equipment is rebuilt, we make a concerted effort to advise our customers that component replacement or upgrades may be in their best interest.
Component Obsolescence
We communicate parts obsolescence during the rebuild when a component can no longer be supported or risks impacting equipment availability, due to a variety of reasons including a supplier change, poor past performance, and the age of a component.
Updates and Reviews
- Customers are provided with weekly updates on the progress of the rebuild and we offer our customers the opportunity to visit our rebuild shop during the rebuild process.
- Clear and detailed pictures provide visual confirmation of rebuild status to our customer.
Why does a MacLean- Certified Rebuild make a difference?
By rebuilding your equipment to the latest configuration and original equipment manufacturer standards, you reduce downtime and unplanned repairs with our warranty program. Reduced cost of ownership by supporting recommendation of repair cycles that will also increase equipment availability and reduce equipment downtime.
