EPC - Engineering Procurement and Construction
We are a global mechanical engineering firm involved in undertaking engineering procurement and construction ( EPC ) projects for piping, structures, tanks and equipment fabrication and erection that spans across India. Piping installations and piping systems for a wide range of process industries such as Chemical, Oil & Gas, hygienic high purity pipeline for Food & Beverages, Personal Care Products, Pharma, FMCG in various grades of stainless steel and carbon steel.

Facilities for design, fabrication and erection related to any type of piping work and installation. The company is well equipped with the latest Orbital Welding Machines with feed wire facility. Endoscopy / Boroscopy testing facility for remote visual inspection as part of the quality control program. Services.

PHE – Public Health Engineering
PHE and Life Safety division of JTS-RB MEP offers comprehensive solutions to customers from the commercial, government, industrial and R & D sectors. This enables all our clients to seek a one stop solution at JTS-RB MEP for all their MEP needs. The Plumbing team handle engineering and execution of both internal and external Sewer, waste drainage, water supply systems, rain water systems, STP and RO Plants.

JTS-RB MEP has experience in handling utility works such as Boiler systems The Life Safety team covers Fire hydrant and sprinkler systems, Wet & Dry Riser systems, Gas Suppression Systems, Fire extinguishers, Fire alarm and Voice Evacuation Systems.

• Water Source : To provide water to water supply scheme
• Intake Structures: To permit the withdrawal of water from the source.
• Rising mains : To carry water from intake structure to sump well.
• Pump house : To lift water from sump well to deliver to WTP
• Sump well : To store water.
• WTP : To purify impure water
• GSR / ESR : To store the pure water at ground level in case of GSR and to crate pressure head over water supply pipe line in case of ESR
• Distribution system : To distribute water to consumer / public.

AMC – Annual Maintenance Contract
JTS-RB – Maintenance Division is one of the most active maintenance contractors in India, specializing in maintenance of MEP Building Services including Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing equipment and Fire Fighting Systems.

List of Services Offered:

Utility Maintenance

Environmental Engg.

Rehabilitation

Robotics industrial automation is changing the face of production. Manufacturers around the globe are implementing some form of automation to become more efficient, safe and ultimately to increase revenues. While some advantages are obvious, there may be more than you think. Add them all together and you can see why so many industries are investing in industrial robots.

Advantages of Industrial Automation

• Quality Control - no one likes purchasing an item, only to be disappointed by the poor quality. Robots are a great solution for higher quality production. Quality builds trust from customers as well as pride knowing that you are contributing something of value.
• Repeatability - Being consistent and knowing that you will get the same quality end product is critical to efficiency. A robot is able to perform the exact same task, exactly the same way, over and over again. Less errors means less wasted time.
• Waste Reduction - Consistent repeatability allows manufacturers to reduce overall waste. Less errors not only saves time, but it also reduces the amount of material required to produce the product. A couple of examples: robots can use less wire for welding, less amount of paint, and cut closer to the edge.
• Faster Cycle Times - Unfortunately humans have their limitations. Robots have been known to greatly improve production cycle speeds. The more you can produce, the higher demand you can meet and ultimately bringing in more money.
• Improved Workplace Safety - There are so many dangerous work environments that can have horrible side effects on a human body. Separating workers from lifting too much weight, exposure to fumes and gases, close interaction with lasers or blades, can tremendously decrease the possibility of injury.
• Reduction of Labor Costs - Labor can be expensive, especially when you factor in medical benefits, paid time off, injury comp time, etc... Robots can replace certain jobs, but that doesn't mean they are going to take over the world. It just means we need to adjust our focus. Understanding that robots are there for our own safety and efficiency allows us to remove workers from tough tedious jobs, to more fulfilling roles.
• Reduced Floor Space - It's easy to start sprawling out across the shop floor with extra materials, tools, and machinery. Robots can help reduce the footprint of the required workspace by optimizing everything into a smaller, confined space.
• Integration with Business Systems - Now a days, communication between multiple data platforms is rapidly growing, improving efficiency. You can see when there's a bottleneck a lot quicker with proper technology installed. Robots and machinery are talking with one another to give business leaders a better view on the overall picture, helping them make smarter decisions on how to improve their process.

What is POKA YOKE ?
The term POKA YOKE comes from Japanese word POKA ( Mistake) and YOKE (Prevent). POKA – YOKE Refers to technique that make it impossible to make mistake . These technique can drive defect out of products and processes and substantially improve quality and reliability. POKA – YOKE ensures that proper conditions exist before actually executing process step, preventing defects from occurring in the first place.

POKA-YOKE Benefits.

• Elimination of setup errors & improved Quality.
• Increased safety.
• Low Cost.
• Lower skill Requirement to understand work.
• Zero defects.
• Optimizing waste of Material.

Categories of POKA-YOKE.

• Prevention
• Detection

• Electrical, Electronics & Instrumentation Mass Control Wiring of PLC, SCADA, HMI, ALARM System & any Other Electronic Peripheral.
• Installation & Wiring of Precision Instruments like Flow Meter, Pneumatics Valve, Level Sensor, Limit Switch, Pressure Transmitters, etc.
• Studying the Wiring Diagrams / Cable Schedules.
• Laying & Termination of Control / Signal Wires as per Diagrams.
• Instrumentation, Wiring & Terminations - Pre-checks & Commissioning Support.

SCADA didn’t get its name by luck, it is actually an abbreviation that stands for Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition. As we said earlier, it’s a system that has both software and hardware elements and is usually used for a couple of things:

• Control of various processes from a remote location or locally
• Interaction with sensors, pumps, motors, and valves through an HMI (Human-Machine Interface) software
• Monitoring, acquiring, and processing real-time data
• Recording the events into a file.

In the modern time, there isn’t a serious organization that doesn’t take advantage of SCADA systems. These systems help save some time, they increase efficiency, they process data faster and with accuracy, and they allow for smooth communication between various parts of the system. As such, the SCADA architecture consists of two basic parts – an RTU (Remote Terminal Unit) and a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller). A PLC is essentially a microcomputer that directly communicates with a plethora of objects such as end devices, sensors, or numerous factory machines.

A PLC, however, is directly hooked to the factory machine, while the RTU is used remotely, as its name implies. The sheer power of SCADA software allows us to process, distribute, and display the required data, thus making it easier for employees to analyze it and come up with solutions if needed. It works exactly as it sounds. If there’s an error somewhere in the process, it notifies the operator who can then pause the production process and check the data from the SCADA system. This data can be checked via an HMI, which we’ll talk about later.

Where is SCADA Used?
As we mentioned earlier, SCADA systems are mostly used in factories and industrial organizations in both private and public sectors. The reason they’re being used is to maintain efficiency and accelerate the data distribution. This further leads to the faster decision-making process and smarter use of time. Thanks to the versatile capabilities of SCADA systems, they can be used in both simple and complex installations. SCADA systems are used in energy, manufacturing, power, recycling, transportation, oil, and gas, as well as many other industries. Not every SCADA system is greatly optimized. However, with the expertise of experienced engineers, SCADA systems can help save both money and time.

The reason we left HMIs for the end is that they are used to communicate with Programmable Logic Controllers and as such, the whole system is completed. Whereas SCADA represents a remote system used to communicate and collect data, HMI is a local machine capable of doing the same thing. But, the only difference is, as we said, that HMIs are local machines. The Human-Machine Interface is the user interface that connects the operator to a system, device or machine.

An HMI isn’t a particular piece of hardware but rather a screen that allows a user to interact with a device. HMIs can also be called Operator Terminals, Local Operator Interface, Graphical User Interface, etc. If some of these names (OT, LOI, and GUI) sound familiar to you, it’s because you’ve already used some of them. Simply put, HMIs are used for visualization of particular data, for easier understanding and control. The prime modern example of an HMI is a tablet. A tablet is a GUI that allows you to control various processes. If you’re connected to your TV via Bluetooth, you can use your HMI (tablet or a smartphone) to control it. HMIs come in a variety of shapes and sizes – computer monitors and machines with built-in screens.

How Is It Different from SCADA?
As we mentioned earlier, SCADA and HMIs are almost the same, yet still different. Both SCADA and HMIs play a huge part in an industrial system that encapsulates them, alongside PLCs. However, they function in a different way. An HMI uses some amount of data and visually represent it, allowing for greater understanding and more efficient supervising process. On the other hand, SCADA systems are focused on control-system operations and they have a huge capacity for data collection. The main advantage of SCADA systems over HMI is that they collect and record information.