WearCheck customers can be assured that the latest round of loadshedding woes plaguing South Africa will not have a detrimental effect on the processing of samples, as every one of the company’s major laboratories is equipped with a powerful backup generator.
WearCheck has invested in generators for all its major laboratories to work through electricity outages.
Managing Director of WearCheck, Neil Robinson, outlines the company’s power plans. “WearCheck is an essential services provider and many of our clients operate in critically important sectors, such as health care, food production, banking, alternative power generation, aviation, transport and mining. Therefore, despite the significant costs involved, we have empowered our labs with the capacity to operate seamlessly with uninterrupted power supplies and generators that kick in automatically, as soon as the national electricity supply is cut off during loadshedding.
“We are determined to stay ahead of the country’s power struggle, and to provide the standard of top quality service to which our customers are accustomed.”
For more information visit: www.wearcheck.co.za
