The Way It Was Worked, But We Knew It Could Be Better.
When we started offering dust management solutions to facilities, the overall goal was to provide a well-engineered solution to a significant problem. We created our dust control fans as that solution, and the result was a success; our fans are proven to prevent combustible dust buildup and do so successfully for thousands of facilities around the globe.
We use our Proven Process with each and every customer. It utilizes specialized engineers to develop a plan for each organization investing in a dust control solution. This solution will depend on the type of dust generated, the pace of accumulation, and the facility layout. That means you can be confident that once SonicAire fans are appropriately installed, you’ll have fewer fugitive dust problems than ever before.
Previously, our fans and this Proven Process (and excellent customer service, including our compliance guarantee, check-ins, and follow-ups) wrapped up what SonicAire offered. After purchasing and receiving our fans, our customers had the burden of finding a contractor in their local area whom they trusted to install them.
After the client’s contractor installed their fans, we arranged an inspection from a SonicAire representative. Our specialists went to the facility, inspected the installation and the equipment, then walked through any questions or uncertainties our client had with the new equipment. The process took a little longer, but when SonicAire’s representative left, everyone was confident in the fans and how the fans would protect the facility from fugitive dust.
And it was good; the system worked well for all parties.
But it wasn’t good enough for us.
SonicAire Won’t Leave You Stranded
Our customers wanted a turnkey solution, so SonicAire worked to create a team of authorized installers specially trained and certified to install our combustible dust control fans. Our clients will no longer need a third-party contractor to install our fans – we have it covered!
While we do everything we can to ensure our customers are satisfied with their dust control fans, it can be challenging when we’re not handling the installation. We’ve seen fans installed with blades turning in the wrong direction, mounted unsafely, and even blocked fire suppression systems. We don’t ever want you to be unsatisfied or unprotected with your purchase, and creating SonicAire Installation Services was the way to solve this issue for our customers.
SonicAire authorized installers are trained experts at safely and efficiently installing our fans. They have been qualified on the latest installation techniques and safety protocols to ensure that our clients’ fans are installed correctly, to our engineered layout made specifically for your facility, and to the highest standard.
By offering authorized installation, we are taking the stress and uncertainty out of the installation process for our clients. They can trust that their investment in a combustible dust control fan system will be installed correctly and comply with local codes and regulations.
Walkthrough of Your New Fans
When one of our authorized installation teams installs your SonicAire fans, you’ll also receive extra guidance on their operation. You should expect several discussions with our sales and engineering team about how to operate your fans and how they’ll perform along the way, but after installation, you’ll see the plan in action.
Your new control panel, for example, will not be a mystery in your facility. You’ll have experts on-site to answer your questions and not just explain but demonstrate how you’ll control and operate your fans. They’ll go over some troubleshooting options and tell you more about dust control fan operation than you ever thought you’d need to know.
Feeling confident that your investment is a good use of company resources is pretty important.
Startup Inspection
Once your SonicAire dust control fans are installed, a representative will visit your facility to inspect your fans in person to check for any manufacturing defects or improper installation techniques. This inspection can occur directly following your fan installation. If that’s the case, you’ll have everything done at once, and your facility will immediately maintain an environment that’s safe and compliant with fugitive, combustible dust.
The safety of our clients’ employees and facilities is our top priority. By offering authorized installation, we ensure that their combustible dust control fans are installed correctly and safely by providing certified installation. We’ll leave you with a way to contact us if you have any questions or concerns regarding your fan, and we welcome the call!
If you want to avoid calls, though, you may be able to fix the problem by watching our video, The Top 3 SonicAire Parts and Services Requests, below.
SonicAire’s Pledge to You
The SonicAire-engineered solution we’ve custom-designed breaks endless manual cleaning cycles and gives a new level of confidence in dust compliance and safety. With a dust-free ceiling and cleaner, clearer air, employees can focus on value-added work that adds to the bottom line. We want you to be as confident as we are in installing SonicAire equipment, so take the time to review this proposal, and don’t hesitate to ask us any questions you may have. You’ll be able to rest more easily knowing that you have a cleaner, safer, and more efficient work environment than you’ve ever had before!
Contact us today to learn more about how our authorized installers can help keep your facility safe.
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The Real Cost of Fugitive Dust in Hard-to-Reach Spaces
What You Can’t See Can Hurt You
To help protect your workplace, we’ve compiled the following resource, The Real Cost of Fugitive Dust in Hard-to-Reach Spaces: What You Can’t See Can Hurt You. In it, we identify seven ways fugitive dust is likely impacting your facility and its profitability.
These costs go beyond housekeeping and explain why you should be preventing dust buildup to protect the bottom line, not just to stay in compliance.