Our client, a leading pharmaceutical manufacturer, required the complete relocation of a production facility from their UK site to a new, larger facility in Germany. The project involved the precision movement of highly sensitive, high-value pharmaceutical production machinery including tablet presses, blister packing lines, cleanroom mixers, and climate-controlled lab equipment.
Given the critical regulatory environment, the move needed to ensure zero contamination risk, full equipment integrity, and minimal downtime. Our team was contracted to plan and execute the full relocation – including lifting, handling, transport, and reinstallation – with a strong focus on safety, hygiene, and precision.
Due to the nature of the pharmaceutical machinery and the hygiene standards of GMP environments, only non-emission, low-noise electric handling equipment was used inside the facility:
Our personnel included:
Health and safety was paramount throughout the project. Our RAMS documentation covered every step of the process including:
All staff underwent an on-site induction specific to the pharmaceutical environment, and worked in full compliance with client SOPs and UK/EU regulations.
Following a detailed project survey, a relocation plan was developed that phased the move across three weeks to align with the client’s production and validation schedules. This minimized operational disruption and allowed for staggered recommissioning of equipment.
Through daily briefings and close liaison with the client’s project team, all works were delivered on time and without incident.
The factory relocation was completed ahead of schedule and with zero equipment damage or HSE incidents. All machines were recommissioned and validated successfully in the new facility. The client praised our team’s professionalism, flexibility, and attention to detail—especially in working within stringent pharmaceutical cleanliness and documentation standards.