SIMA International

21/07/2017

OUR Project Management services

SIMA International offers Project Management services within FMCG industry with specific expertise in the
• Dairy Industry
• Savory and soups Industry
• Spreads Industry
• Ice cream categories and
• Home and Laundry Industries.
• Beer and Beverages

We also offer interim management in this industries.

We listen to our clients and assess their needs, working within designated jurisdiction to deliver complete management of factory design and build processes competitive tendering ISO 9000/22000 supervision, training and commissioning.

We are well networked globally and have good contacts and associates who work closely with us to ensure our clients objectives are met.

We understand this markets and offer project management services within the areas below

• Products and capacity selections and budget preparations
• Specifying the right equipment for your needs (quality sourcing)
• Preparation of process flows and building requirements.
• Feasibility studies.
• Option appraisal.
• Business planning.
• Factory Design.
• Pre-tender and Health and Safety plan. ( assist with the Pre-tender - construction Design and Management)
• Contract preparation for civil and Mechanical. (Develop contract with you or simply review your
• suppliers contracts)
• Due Diligence.
• Conversion Plan.
• Funding Application.
• Stakeholder Analysis


We will ensure your factory meets local regulatory requirements for factory and quality as well as compliance for legal requirements for premises, products, recipes, ingredients, labelling regulations, packaging, storage temperatures, shelf life’s etc.

Please contact us on Tel 0717533797 for further details and work plan development.

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