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Specialist technical service

From the first signal to the technical fix.

Analysis, fault finding, on-site work and technical support for diagnostic equipment and systems, with a documented approach focused on operational continuity.

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Where we start

We start from the problem, not from a catalogue.

The assessment starts from what the system is actually doing: reported symptom, error codes, operating context, make and model, location. Those elements decide which checks make sense.

Preliminary analysis

Symptoms, error codes and operating conditions are collected before any hypothesis.

Fault finding and checks

Hypotheses are narrowed down with instrument-based checks, not by approximation.

On-site work or laboratory support

The activity is agreed: work on the system itself, or repair in the laboratory.

Documentation and next steps

Outcome, collected data and next steps stay written down and available.

We assess each request against the technology, the configuration and the skills it requires.

Capabilities

Capabilities that work together

None of the four is enough on its own: a complex fault gets closed because field work, instruments, laboratory and documentation talk to each other.

01

Field service and fault finding

Reported symptom, error codes, system behaviour and intervention history are read together, not one at a time. It is the comparison between them that narrows down the causes.

Computed tomography scanner with gantry and patient table.
02

CT and magnetic resonance

This is where the experience runs deepest: electronics, acquisition chain, artefacts that degrade image quality and magnetic field checks. It remains part of the work, not its boundary.

Magnetic resonance system with cylindrical magnet and patient table.
03

Instrument diagnostics and electrical safety

Checks are carried out with dedicated instruments rather than by assumption. Electrical safety tests accompany the intervention and are documented along with the rest.

Engineer wearing work gloves using a handheld electrical safety tester.
04

Laboratory, consulting and documentation

Electronic repairs on modules, boards and components; consulting when a fault falls outside a standard procedure; intervention records that stay available over time.

Computed tomography scanner seen from the side, with the patient table extended.

Operating method

Four steps, always traceable.

01

Gathering the signals

Symptoms, errors, model and operating context, collected before any hypothesis.

02

Technical framing

Priority, feasible checks and the skills that specific case requires.

03

Intervention or support

Activity agreed case by case: on site, in the laboratory or as consulting.

04

Verification and documentation

Outcome, collected data and next steps stay traceable and reusable.

AI shortens fault finding

An AI assistant configured on the technical domain helps to consult procedures and to correlate symptoms, error codes and system history: the engineer reaches the right hypothesis sooner, with fewer attempts.

AI supports technical fault diagnosis. It does not perform clinical diagnosis, does not decide in place of the engineer and does not replace human expertise: assessment and responsibility stay with whoever carries out the work.

Operational presence

Operational coverage across Italy

We organise the technical response through distributed operating areas and collaborations activated according to the request, the technology and the location.

Operating areas

  1. North-West
  2. North-East
  3. Rome and Central Italy
  4. Northern Campania
  5. Central Campania
  6. Southern Campania
  7. Apulia
  8. Sicily

Indicative operating areas. Availability and intervention arrangements are defined based on each request.

Map of Italy with eight numbered markers indicating the operating areas.

Describe the problem. We start from the signals.

Model, location, reported symptom and error code, when available, are what make it possible to frame the request.

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