Valve Repair

Original equipment manufacturer (OEM) repair is necessary to keep your critical valves, actuators and regulators operating safely and as intended. Our OEM certified service providers can help you stay on top of repairs by creating a proactive maintenance plan to help eliminate surprises and unplanned events. You selected Emerson's products for the time-tested and innovative design that keeps your plant running smoothly. When it comes time for repair and maintenance Emerson's Accredited Service Providers are the only providers who can help to ensure valves are returned to OEM standards. Our repairs help to keep your operations in compliance with operational and regulatory specification and safety standards to keep productivity high throughout your plant's lifecycle.
Our provider's highly-skilled and OEM-certified technicians have vast industry and application-specific expertise. They can support your most critical products with full, onsite service capabilities sourced from regionally located service centers or mobile service centers. Our technicians use formally documented safety and quality processes with all local and regional certifications. Learn More.

OEM Parts
Critical valves, actuators and regulators are engineered to meet very specific application requirements and require extreme dimensional accuracy and material properties. When tolerances are measured in thousandths of an inch, the actual dimension makes a difference. While replicator parts may initially seem to cost less, you will pay more in the long-run because they typically do not last as long as original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts. Replicator parts need to be replaced more often, resulting in higher costs and likely unplanned downtime which impacts safety and profitability. Only Emerson OEM parts are designed to the same exact standards as used in our manufacturing plants around the world. And only with genuine OEM parts can you be sure of compliance with international codes, standards, and approvals including ASME, ANSI, ASTM, ISA, CSA, FM, CENELEC, ATEX, TUV, and FC. Learn More.

Execution
Pre-STO Planning - Prepare for execution and risk reduction through contingency planning. All is positioned and readied for execution.
STO Execution - The unit is shutdown, cooled, and cleaned. Once safe, the work begins. Daily meetings and shift hand-overs continue. Punch lists are formed and prioritized.
Post-STO Evaluation - Capture the performance of the execution, measure effectiveness, and benchmark for maintenance and reliability comparisons after startup. Learn More about measurements for effectiveness.