REPAIRINDO
CV. Repairindo is a company specializing in mechanical and electrical services, providing technical solutions, maintenance, repairs, installation, and engineering support for various industrial and operational needs.
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CV. Repairindo is a company specializing in mechanical and electrical services, focusing on technical work, maintenance, repair, installation, and troubleshooting for a wide range of mechanical and electrical equipment and systems. We understand that the reliability of machinery and electrical systems is crucial to maintaining smooth business operations. Therefore, Repairindo serves as a technical partner ready to assist clients with their maintenance, repair, installation, inspection, and technical support needs.
We prioritize:
- Quality of work
- Workplace safety
- Punctuality
- Professionalism
- Operational efficiency
- Customer satisfaction
To become a trusted Mechanical & Electrical service company capable of providing high-quality technical solutions for customers and the industry.
Providing professional, high-quality mechanical and electrical services, prioritizing safety in every task, delivering effective and efficient technical solutions, maintaining work quality and punctuality, building long-term client relationships, Developing skills and keeping up with technological advancements.
Providing maintenance, repair, inspection, and troubleshooting services for various mechanical systems and equipment. Services include: Mechanical maintenance Machine repair Troubleshooting Inspection Overhaul Preventive maintenance Corrective maintenance Alignment and adjustment
Providing installation, maintenance, inspection, and troubleshooting services for electrical systems. Services include: Electrical installation Electrical maintenance Electrical system troubleshooting Electrical panels Motors & control systems Wiring & cabling Inspection & testing Preventive maintenance
Providing technical support to help customers find solutions to various mechanical and electrical issues. Services include: Technical inspection Troubleshooting Equipment assessment Technical consultation Engineering support Maintenance planning
Carrying out the installation of various mechanical and electrical equipment and systems in accordance with project requirements. This encompasses the entire process—from preparation, installation, testing, and commissioning to ensuring the system operates effectively.
Preventive and corrective mechanical maintenance is a combination of two strategies for maintaining mechanical components or machinery, aimed at preventing damage at an early stage and repairing components when functional degradation or damage occurs.
Helps maintain equipment and systems to ensure optimal performance. Services include: Preventive maintenance Corrective maintenance Equipment inspection Troubleshooting Repair & replacement Maintenance support
Install the pump unit onto the base frame/foundation and ensure the pump is positioned in alignment with the piping layout.
Inspect the physical condition of the panel, indicators, pilot lights, displays, switches, and control components to ensure there is no damage or indication of abnormality.
Maintenance support to help ensure operational continuity and efficiency.
Inspection, troubleshooting, and repair of malfunctioning equipment.
Installation and maintenance of electrical systems for operational requirements.
Maintenance and repair of mechanical equipment to ensure equipment performance and reliability.
Jakarta – The government is being urged to strengthen maritime safety systems as well as search and rescue (SAR) capabilities. Such strengthening is required across the board, ranging from vessel seaworthiness inspections to the provision of equipment support for the National Search and Rescue Agency (Basarnas). Basarnas recorded 601 SAR operations related to maritime accidents between January and August 15, 2026. These operations involved 3,607 victims; of these, 3,165 individuals were successfully rescued, 239 lost their lives, and 203 remain missing. These figures were presented during a joint meeting in Jakarta involving Commission V of the House of Representatives (DPR RI), the Ministry of Transportation, and the Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG). Read the full *detikfinance* article, "Government Urged to Strengthen Maritime Safety and SAR Systems," at https://finance.detik.com/berita-ekonomi-bisnis/d-8628192/pemerintah-didorong-perkuat-sistem-keselamatan-dan-sar-di-laut. Download the Detikcom app now at https://apps.detik.com/detik/
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Many countries possess abundant energy resources. However, only a few are able to transform them into economic strength. The difference lies not in the amount of oil, gas, coal, or electricity they possess, but in how they utilize energy. Successful countries do not view energy as the ultimate goal of development, but as an instrument for building industry, attracting investment, accelerating innovation, increasing productivity, and strengthening national competitiveness. History shows that no major leap in economic development occurs without energy transformation. The Industrial Revolution was born from coal, modern globalization is powered by oil, and the digital economy now relies on electricity. Therefore, energy is not merely an economic sector. It is an instrument of national development. This perspective is beginning to redefine development strategies in various parts of the world. For years, energy policy has been primarily measured by oil production, power generation capacity, or the size of energy subsidies. These indicators remain important, but they are no longer sufficient. Amidst the development of artificial intelligence, data centers, electric vehicles, semiconductor manufacturing, and low-carbon industries, energy is no longer simply a driving force for the economy. Energy is beginning to determine the direction of economic development itself. Countries are no longer competing solely to produce energy, but rather to use energy to create greater added value. This shift is evident in the way major countries design their economic strategies. They no longer separate energy policy from industrial, technological, investment, or geopolitical policies. Read the full CNBC Indonesia article "Energy Is an Instrument of National Development" here: https://www.cnbcindonesia.com/opini/20260821202603-14-761435/energi-adalah-instrumen-pembangunan-negara Download the CNBC Indonesia app now: https://app.cnbcindonesia.com/
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Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia - PT Garam is preparing a project to process brine waste into industrial salt with PT Pertamina. This massive investment project is targeted to begin operations in 2026 with a production capacity of 1 million tons per year. PT Garam Corporate Secretary, Indra Kurniawan, said the facility will be built in Balikpapan, utilizing wastewater from Pertamina's Refinery Development Master Plan (RDMP) project. Currently, the brine left over from the RDMP process has only been neutralized before being released back into the sea. "The next project we are collaborating with Pertamina will involve an investment of around IDR 7 trillion, with a capacity of 1 million tons. The largest is indeed the Balikpapan project with Pertamina," Indra said when met at the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) office in Jakarta on Thursday (February 12, 2026). He explained that Pertamina requires clean water for boiler operations during the RDMP operation. Meanwhile, the brine byproduct of the process has not been utilized economically. "We offered Pertamina the option to take their wastewater, rather than treating it for disposal, which yields no results. Pertamina, through PT Kilang Pertamina Internasional, welcomed this, and Pertamina Holding also supported it," he said. The industrial salt factory will utilize brine from the Sea Water Reverse Osmosis (SWRO) facility at the Pertamina Balikpapan Refinery. This scheme is considered in line with efforts to optimize industrial waste while strengthening the domestic industrial salt supply. Going forward, PT Garam, Pertamina, and the Daya Anagata Nusantara Investment Management Agency (BPI Danantara) will form a new entity to manage the project. "And we have agreed to form a new entity to process the salt in Balikpapan. We will establish a new PT later," Indra explained. Under this collaboration, PT Garam will take wastewater with a minimum water content of 4 degrees Baume and then process it using Mechanical Vapor Recompression (MVR) technology to convert it back into industrial salt. "We have signed an MOU with Pertamina, and we are currently preparing a feasibility study. We will take the wastewater and process it using MVR technology to turn it into industrial salt," he explained. Groundbreaking Planned for April 2026 He said the project has been presented to Danantara, with the groundbreaking date for the PT Garam-Pertamina collaboration scheduled for April 2026. "The installed capacity will be 1 million tons, as the water potential is enormous. The initial water we can utilize is wastewater with a minimum of 4 degrees Baume, which we will process into industrial salt," he explained. In addition to partnering with Pertamina, PT Garam is also preparing six other projects as part of its strategy to strengthen the national salt industry by 2026. These plans include the construction of a salt processing plant in Rote Ndao, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), with an initial capacity of 200,000 tons per year, and a salt processing facility in Bipolo, NTT, with a capacity of 109,842 tons per year. In addition, the company is designing two salt plant projects based on Mechanical Vapor Recompression (MVR) technology in Gresik, one in collaboration with Citycon with a capacity of 100,000 tons per year and one with ACWA Power with a capacity of 400,000 tons per year. PT Garam will also build a Calcium-Magnesium (Ca-Mg) plant in Sampang, Madura, which will utilize bittern as a salt derivative. Meanwhile, in East Java, the company plans to establish an industrial salt plant in Sumenep with a capacity of between 80,000 and 160,000 tons per year. Read the full CNBC Indonesia article "PT Garam Partners with Pertamina Balikpapan's RDMP to Work on a Jumbo Rp7 Trillion Project" here: https://www.cnbcindonesia.com/news/20260212143855-4-710642/pt-garam-gandeng-rdmp-pertamina-balikpapan-garap-proyek-jumbo-rp7-t Download the CNBC Indonesia app now: https://app.cnbcindonesia.com/
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