
Logistics & Transport Infrastructure
Thermographic inspections for logistics centres, conveyor and sorting systems, bus depots and fleet sites – including business-critical charging infrastructure and on-site energy infrastructure.
Logistics Centres, Conveyor Systems, Charging Hubs & On-Site Energy Infrastructure
Our main focus is on logistics and transport sites with high technical and operational criticality. We assess both conveyor and sorting systems as well as the site’s charging infrastructure and on-site energy infrastructure. Particularly relevant are:
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Logistics, parcel and distribution centres
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Conveyor, sorting and drive components
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Charging hubs for trucks, buses and commercial vehicle fleets
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Transformers, medium-voltage connections, and main and sub-distribution systems
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Commercial rooftop PV systems and battery energy storage systems
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Sites where recurring thermographic inspections provide clear benefits for fire protection, maintenance and technical availability
Thermographic inspections help identify unusual temperature developments at an early stage, before they result in failures, reduced system performance, limitations to the energy supply or unplanned disruption to operational processes.
Thermography supports not only technical availability and maintenance, but also the early detection of thermal risks relevant to preventive fire protection.
Recurring Inspections & Condition Comparisons
At highly utilised logistics and transport sites, loads, operating conditions and wear can change gradually over time. Regular comparative inspections help to:
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identify developing thermal anomalies at an early stage
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compare identical or similarly loaded components
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prioritise maintenance and repair measures
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plan necessary interventions within suitable operating windows
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document changes in conveyor systems, charging infrastructure and on-site energy infrastructure in a traceable manner
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support fire protection and technical availability over the long term
This creates an inspection concept tailored to utilisation, technical relevance, operational criticality and fire-safety requirements.

Relevance for operation & maintenance
Thermographic inspections help operators identify thermal anomalies in conveyor systems, charging infrastructure and on-site energy infrastructure at an early stage.
The findings make it possible to prioritise maintenance measures according to technical urgency, use suitable operating windows for necessary interventions and reduce the risk of unplanned downtime or consequential damage.
At highly utilised logistics and transport sites, thermographic inspections therefore make an important contribution to technical availability, operational safety and preventive fire protection.
Reports & Decision Support
Identified anomalies are clearly located, professionally assessed and documented using thermograms and corresponding visual images.
The reports provide traceable decision support for operations, maintenance teams, technical managers and insurers. Clear priorities and specific recommendations support further monitoring, maintenance or targeted follow-up inspections.
Service Area
Our main focus is on projects in Germany, Austria and the Alpine region. We also support larger or multi-site logistics and transport infrastructure projects internationally, with a particular focus on Europe.




