Industrial delivery for defence and aerospace manufacturing
For defence and aerospace manufacturers, production changes have to be delivered without compromising traceability, regulatory compliance or programme schedules. Equipment moves, new installations and facility upgrades involve high-value assets, controlled processes and complex interfaces. Beck & Pollitzer supports these programmes from machinery installation and production-line modifications through to complete factory relocations, working within the planning, documentation and control requirements of regulated manufacturing environments.
Our aerospace and defence experience includes work for Rolls-Royce and other major manufacturers, together with confidential contracts for leading helicopter and engine OEMs. Across documented projects, that work spans more than 200,000 combined project hours and 60+ tonnes of specialist equipment handled under full regulatory and traceability control.
Four areas of coverage
Machining & production systems
Aerospace and defence production relies on high-value machining and manufacturing equipment that must be positioned, connected and returned to service under controlled conditions. For new or replacement assets, precision machine tool installation can cover positioning, assembly and connection through to commissioning support.
- CNC machine tools
- Machining centres
- Specialist production machinery
- Equipment replacement and production changes

Test & validation systems
Test and validation areas can require heavy specialist systems, supporting structures and tightly controlled interfaces with existing services. Where dimensional accuracy is critical, test-rig alignment and verification supports positioning and verification during installation.
- Gearbox and component test chamber installation
- Supporting steelwork and structural connections
- Equipment connection and commissioning support
- Alignment and verification support

Regulated equipment relocation
Relocating aerospace and defence equipment often means moving precision jigs, fixtures, composite curing equipment and assembly tooling between sites without losing calibration or traceability. For wider programmes, factory and production-area relocation brings transport, reinstallation and restart activities into one coordinated scope.
- Precision jigs, fixtures and tooling relocation
- Composite layup and curing equipment moves
- Assembly line tooling and workholding transfers
- Calibration and traceability continuity through the move

Integrated aerospace facility delivery
Complex aerospace programmes can involve new production areas, specialist lifting, temporary works, internal logistics and commissioning activity within a controlled manufacturing environment. Through our regulated programme, these workstreams are planned as one delivery programme through to handover.
- Production-area and site integration
- Internal logistics and lifting operations
- Temporary works and access planning
- Commissioning support and handover

Programme delivery & site safety
Aerospace programmes often involve high-value assets, restricted production areas and detailed traceability requirements. Through our programme planning and movement control, surveys, equipment sequencing, lifting activities and site interfaces are coordinated against the agreed production schedule.
Audit-controlled safety planning covers RAMS, lifting controls, isolations, access planning and on-site supervision for the risks of the equipment and working environment.

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Our scope can cover individual production assets, specialist test systems, connected manufacturing areas and wider facility programmes. Planning takes account of asset traceability, controlled access, documentation and the regulatory requirements governing the facility.
Yes. Complete relocation programmes can be planned from survey and asset register through to transport, reinstallation and restart, with documentation carried through each stage so equipment identity and status remain controlled.
Yes. Removal work can be sequenced around operating areas using surveys, isolations, controlled lifting and defined access routes. See controlled equipment removal for the wider dismantling approach.
Yes. In one gearbox test chamber installation, specialist test equipment was positioned and connected under full regulatory control, with interface checks and verification completed before handover.
Yes. Regulated programmes can require method statements, risk assessments, lift plans, asset registers and a documented audit trail, matched to the facility, equipment and audit requirements involved.