Industrial automation company Pakistan for PLC and SCADA integration
JME Energy supports industrial teams with structured control logic, clean SCADA data, and electrical design packs that remain usable after handover. The goal is simple: stable operation today, controlled upgrades tomorrow.
Best starting input single line diagram or drawings plus a short IO estimate.
- Define IO, alarms, and interlocks early to avoid rework later
- Plan screen map and reporting before building tags
- Align FAT and SAT checklist with acceptance criteria
How the work is structured
These are the practical building blocks that keep automation projects stable and maintainable.
What we build and integrate
Services are organized around outcomes: stable operation, clear data, and a handover your team can use.
Industrial automation
PLC logic, IO mapping, alarms, interlocks, commissioning support, retrofit planning.
SCADA and monitoring
Tag database, screens, trends, reports, historian readiness, operator friendly structure.
Electrical design and switchgear
SLD, load schedules, panel GA, wiring schematics, MCC, control panels, ATS and AMF planning.
Process engineering support
Functional descriptions, cause and effect thinking, control strategy notes, optimization oriented inputs.
Audit and recovery
Drawings and backups audit, alarm cleanup, tag cleanup, phased migration planning with controlled downtime.
Deliverables you receive
Instead of vague promises, you get a defined handover pack designed for maintenance and upgrades.
| Area | Typical deliverables | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Automation | IO list, logic map, alarm philosophy notes, backup plan, testing checklist | Faster troubleshooting, safer interlocks, upgrades without rework |
| SCADA | Tag database, screen map, trends set, report fields, user roles notes | Clean data, consistent screens, lower operator confusion |
| Electrical | SLD, load schedule, cable schedule, panel GA, wiring schematics | Clear build quality, easier maintenance, smoother audits |
| Commissioning | FAT and SAT plan, punch list format, commissioning notes, handover checklist | Controlled startup, traceable closure, stability monitoring |
Industries we support
Controls and electrical work that fits process reality, not only drawings.
Power and utilities
Monitoring, operational visibility, stability focus.
Water and wastewater
Pumps, dosing, alarms, reporting structure.
Manufacturing
Lines, machines, interlocks, production dashboards.
Process industries
Cause and effect approach, critical signals planning.
Project workflow
A simple workflow that keeps scope clear and commissioning controlled.
Visual proof blocks
Education style visuals that clarify risk and show what changes when the approach is corrected.
What teams often ask before a site visit
What will be tested
A practical FAT and SAT checklist aligned with acceptance criteria.
What will be handed over
Backups, drawings, tag database notes, and a usable baseline for maintenance.
How downtime stays controlled
Phased cutover planning plus punch list closure and stability monitoring.
Insights Blog
Helpful guides: checklists, troubleshooting structures, documentation templates, SCADA best practices.
FAQ
Do you retrofit existing PLC and SCADA systems?
Yes. We begin with a practical audit of drawings, IO, tags, alarms, and backups, then propose a phased plan that keeps downtime controlled.
Do you support electrical design and switchgear work?
Support can include SLD, load schedules, panel GA, wiring schematics, and integration planning based on site scope and requirements.
What should we share for a fast first response?
Industry, location, PLC brand or current system, approximate IO points, SCADA needs, timeline, plus drawings or panel photos.
Where is your office?
Shadman Plaza, Lahore. Phone 0333 4532840. Email sales@jme-energy.com.
Contact and booking
Office
Shadman Plaza, Lahore
Phone: 0333 4532840
Email: sales@jme-energy.com
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