Northern Ireland • Republic of Ireland

CNC & automation engineering coverage

PMI arranges engineering attendance and machinery work across Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland from its Craigavon base. The location, equipment, site conditions and work required determine the appropriate arrangements.

Discuss work at your site
Attendance is by arrangement. An enquiry does not reserve an engineer or appointment; travel, timing and scope must be confirmed for the particular job.

One base, a practical service-area approach

Craigavon is PMI's base, not one of a network of regional offices. Tell us the actual site town and postcode or Eircode so we can discuss travel, access and the requirement in context.

Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland are the core market. Coverage describes where work can be discussed and arranged, not a guaranteed response time or permanent local presence in every town.

Prepare for a useful engineering visit

Include the machine identity, work required and any operating or access restrictions. The more clearly the initial requirement is described, the easier it is to agree an appropriate next step.

Breakdown attendance

Give the exact alarm or symptoms, whether production is stopped, when the issue began and any recent changes. State the urgency, but wait for confirmation of availability before treating a visit as booked.

Planned maintenance and installation

For maintenance, include service history, machine count, known issues and the available downtime. For installation, describe the equipment, receiving-site readiness, documentation and the scope you expect to discuss.

Moves between sites

Provide origin and destination details, known machine dimensions and mass, access routes and the intended next use. Uncertain handling information needs verification. Physical removal and receiving-site installation are separate responsibilities to agree.

Agree travel, timing and specialist responsibilities

The initial discussion establishes whether more information, a site assessment or a scoped visit is appropriate. Travel arrangements, timing, site contacts and any specialist requirements form part of the agreement.

For machinery moves, PMI undertakes physical decommissioning, dismantling and removal. Crane/HIAB, haulage and electrical disconnection are subcontracted. No lifting, transport or utility service should be assumed included without an agreed scope.

Component enquiries for both jurisdictions

Send the full delivery location with a parts enquiry, including the postcode or Eircode. Availability, lead time, delivery options and charges depend on the verified item and destination.

A website enquiry does not place an order or reserve stock. Delivery, currency and applicable supply terms must be confirmed in the proposal; service coverage does not itself establish a delivery charge or tax treatment.

Questions about your requirement

Does PMI arrange work in the Republic of Ireland?

Yes. Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland are the core market. Attendance is agreed around the actual site, equipment, scope and availability.

Can you attend an urgent breakdown today?

Contact PMI with the location, fault and production impact to discuss urgent attendance. Availability is confirmed individually; no same-day or round-the-clock response is guaranteed.

What site information is needed for a move?

Provide both the origin and destination, the machine identity, known dimensions and mass, access information and required timing. Handling details and responsibilities must be verified before work is agreed.

Are travel and delivery charges fixed for the whole island?

No universal charge is stated here. Engineering travel and component delivery are separate arrangements, confirmed for the job or supplied item and destination.