Maritimes / NB

Moncton

Our home base. Fast response across greater Moncton.

What we do in Moncton

Full service, one team

Design, panels, code, install and support, delivered locally.

Automation and PLCProgramming, upgrades and support on Allen-Bradley (MicroLogix, CompactLogix and ControlLogix), Schneider Electric (Modicon), Omron (CP1, CJ, NJ and NX), Phoenix Contact (PLCnext) and Unitronics.Industrial electrical servicesWiring, power and control, safe and to code, for plants across greater Moncton.Panel shop buildsCustom panels from our own shop, delivered and installed.Lifeline responseEmergency and breakdown coverage: 1-833-423-3367. When you call, a real person answers and we get moving.

What runs in greater Moncton

Moncton sits where the Maritime road and rail networks cross, and its industry reflects that. Distribution centres and freight terminals handle volume for all three provinces. Food and beverage processing, packaging, plastics and printing operate through the Caledonia and Dieppe industrial parks. Behind the city sit the regional wastewater treatment and water systems, and the building process plant of a hospital and university city.

Our shop is in Dieppe, on the east edge of this. Greater Moncton is not a service area we reach; it is where our panel shop, our programmers and our electricians start the day.

Distribution and logistics. Conveyor and sortation controls, dock equipment, scale and gate systems.
Food, beverage and packaging. Batching, filling and packaging line controls, washdown-rated panels, changeover-friendly HMI screens.
Plastics, printing and light manufacturing. Machine controls, drive systems, tooling and line integration.
Water and wastewater. Pump and lift station controls, VFDs, telemetry.
Institutional and commercial plant. Process utilities, mechanical systems and standby power controls.

The advantage of being local

Proximity changes what is practical. A panel being built for a Moncton plant can be inspected by your own people mid-build. A programmer can walk the floor before quoting rather than pricing from a description. A commissioning problem at four in the afternoon does not need a hotel booking to fix.

It also shortens the loop that usually costs the most on a controls project: the handoffs. Design, panel building, programming, installation and support are one crew out of one building, so drawings match the code because the same people own both, and there is nobody to point at when a machine faults.

The full scope is available in Moncton: PLC, HMI and SCADA programming and legacy migrations, industrial electrical installation by Red Seal electricians, custom control panels built and bench-tested in our shop, robotics integration including palletizing and machine tending, and emergency response through Lifeline.

Response across greater Moncton

Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview are minutes from the shop. For plants in this corridor, a breakdown call does not start with drive time, and a technician can often be looking at your panel while the maintenance crew is still on the phone.

That is also why Moncton is the base for everywhere else. Amherst is under an hour, Truro and Saint John about ninety minutes, Fredericton about two hours, Charlottetown under two hours across the Confederation Bridge, and Halifax about two and a half.

When a line goes down, call 1-833-423-3367. Someone available answers, takes the details and gets the right people on it.

Straight answers

Common questions in Moncton

Who provides industrial automation in Moncton?Bedford Industrial Automation is based in Dieppe, next to Moncton, and delivers controls design, custom panel building, PLC and HMI programming, industrial electrical work, robotics integration and ongoing service as one contract with one team.

Who does emergency PLC service in New Brunswick?Bedford runs an emergency line at 1-833-423-3367 for breakdowns across New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. Someone available answers, takes the details and gets the right people moving. Because crews include both programmers and Red Seal industrial electricians, one visit covers the code and the field wiring instead of two trades blaming each other.

Which PLC platforms do you support?Five: Allen-Bradley (MicroLogix, CompactLogix and ControlLogix), Schneider Electric (Modicon), Omron (CP1, CJ, NJ and NX), Phoenix Contact (PLCnext) and Unitronics. Programming is done in-house, in the IEC 61131-3 languages your electricians already read.

Can we visit the panel shop before we commit?Yes, and for a Moncton-area plant that is the easiest way to judge whether we are the right fit. The shop is in Dieppe. Book a walk through and see the enclosures being wired, the drawings that ship with them, and the stock on the shelves.

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