Field R E Services Ltd

General information

Mission
To become the UK's leading independent specialist company in the repair,
overhaul, service and supply of high voltage electrical motors, generators and
associated equipment.

Company Overview
Established in September 2004, RE Field Services has gone from strength to
strength and now boasts a 12000 sq foot facility in Sheffield, nine full-time
technicians, test gear, site equipment and a list of happy customers including,
among others, the likes of Scottish and Southern Energy, Arjo Wiggins, EoN ,
P&O Ferries and British Energy.

From their Sheffield facility, RE Field Services are able to offer a large range of HV
testing, repair, overhaul, supply and on/off line monitoring services for all makes
of electrical rotating machines which can be tailored to meet the customer's needs
in this ever changing market.

Having relocated in 2011, the Sheffield factory is well equipped with the tools to
undertake all your HV and LV motor and generator needs. The facility includes
in-house cranes, varnish tank, oven and test bay areas and marks a significant
milestone in the company's growth and development.

In addition, RE Field Services Ltd has a fully equipped Site Service Unit, which
once connected to an on site 415V supply, has the capacity to undertake the
simplest of Generator Minor Inspection up to supporting the requirements of the
Full Field Services team on the removal of large generator rotors.

Description
RE Field Services Ltd. is a dedicated, independent high voltage motor, generator
repair and associated plant services company with a combined experience totalling
over 200 years in the industry.

The company comprises of highly skilled dedicated and flexible technicians,
engineers and managers who have earned an enviable reputation within the
industry for their work on all makes and sizes of electrical rotating machines,
voltage rotating plant overhaul, inspection and testing.

RE Field Services has extensive knowledge of working on electrical machines
within the power generation industry, both conventional and nuclear fuelled,
on and offshore oil and gas installations, heavy engineering, steel production
and commercial shipping lines.