Metromotion Controls delivers industrial automation services from Melbourne for food, beverage, dairy and FMCG production sites, covering PLC and SCADA, control panels, OT networks, safety, commissioning and support. We start with the process behind the P&ID so greenfield projects, line upgrades, legacy migrations and live-site troubleshooting are scoped around how the plant actually runs.
Controls engineering from P&ID review through PLC, SCADA, panels, commissioning and handover.
Control logic, operator screens, alarms and diagnostics designed for maintainable site operation.
MCC layouts, cable schedules, EPLAN drawings, FAT support and site installation detail.
Machine handshakes, line states, PLC networks and data interfaces scoped to how the line actually runs.
OEE, downtime, historian and reporting systems built from validated plant signals.
Segmented OT networks, server infrastructure, OPC-UA, edge systems and governed remote access.
Risk assessment, safety PLC logic, validation records and lifecycle support to IEC 61511 and IEC 62061.
Staged modernisation for legacy environments, planned around your production schedule.
FAT, SAT, loop checks, startup support and defect closeout before production is handed over.
Support contracts, preventative maintenance, fault response and small improvement work.
Both. We take on single-scope work such as PLC programming, a control panel design or a commissioning support package, as well as full turnkey delivery from P&ID review through electrical design, programming, FAT, SAT and handover.
Yes. We work across Rockwell, Siemens, Ignition, AVEVA, Citect, Schneider and Omron, and design around your installed base rather than forcing a platform change. Where there is no existing standard, we recommend one based on your site and support model.
Most engagements start with a site assessment of the installed controls, production constraints, drawings and support needs. From there we scope deliverables, exclusions, acceptance checks and timing before any work begins.
Yes. We offer support contracts, planned maintenance, remote and onsite fault response and continuous improvement work after go-live. Where we already know the installed base, site routines and production constraints, that context helps us diagnose faults and plan improvements faster.
Tell us the site change, support issue or upgrade target and we'll come back with a scope, the likely approach and the right people to involve.