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Servoclima was awarded a recognition by PIMEC, the small and medium-sized enterprise association of Catalonia, as one of the partners to have been with the trade organisation for more than 10 years. In addition to handing out prizes to a total of 14 companies and institutions across different sectors, Pimec Vallès Oriental used the gathering to promote cross-sector mutual awareness between companies as well as discussing the possibility of creating collaborative opportunities, economic analysis and forecasts for 2019, the issue of digital transformation in business, and the necessary application of the measures in the Catalan National Pact for Industry, amongst many other topics. The business association was represented at the

Servoclima replaced a number of the air treatment units at Al-Sabah hospital in Kuwait with 10 ULTRA 170 units. The project required approval from the Kuwaiti Ministry of Health, which specified, amongst other things, two key conditions in the project tender: European manufacturing and EUROVENT certification. The ULTRA 170 units that Servoclima installed after winning the tender successfully replaced the previous units and improved the performance and efficiency of the facility.   For more information, please see the project.

One of SERVOCLIMA’s main aims in our High Quality Project is the implementation of a new ERP to increase efficiency and streamline interdepartmental workflow, as well as monitoring our Projects’ supply chains from start to finish. These factors led SERVOCLIMA, after an extensive selection process, to choose ABAS ERP software. Their working relationship with the client, long and consolidated experience, and expertise in industrial ERP were the main points that convinced us to choose this new software. This photo taken in Abas’ Barcelona offices shows both Project Directors, Marcos Delgado Barroso from ABAS (left) and Alberto Caro Calzada from SERVOCLIMA (right). We are proud of the continuing training on the

Servoclima provided new Air Handling Units for extreme temperatures in the HVAC project at the facilities at Los Bronces, an open-pit mine perched in the Andes at 3,500 metres above sea level. This job involved customised manufacturing, transportation, and on-site installation of two Air Handling Units for extreme temperatures. Servoclima overcame various challenges including engineering compact AHUs capable of withstanding -25 ºC temperatures, transporting them on lorries adapted to difficult access mountain roads, and the installation of the units in a very tight space, requiring centimetre-perfect precision. For more information, please see the project.