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The aim of any consultant has
to be the optimisation of the processes or tools that are being
used in a company. Therefore it is essential for us too, to integrate
this aim into our daily work.
Our consultants will help you
with any problem concerning the conception and optimisation of
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Conception and optimisation of processes |
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TMI
Europe effects audits in many different types of companies in
order to optimise the processes in the following industrial sectors:
Production of dairy products
or cheese
Production of meat products,
sausages and so on
Preparation of vegetables
(canning for example)
Preparation of fresh products
(5th range)
Slaughterhouses, knackers
Prepared cooked and / or fresh
dishes
We orientate our clients towards the best available
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Conception and optimisation of premises |
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TMI Europe is mainly working
in the food sector and manages a good deal of food technologies.
This enables us to know and anticipate the constraints in this
domain and to concept & optimise industrial premises for
the food industry.
In this sector, there are mainly the following constraints:
Technical constraints, for
example the location of the production tools where fluids are
passing, the location of tools destined to maintain a constant
temperature and so on
Sanitary constraints, for example the need to avoid that the
product is getting close to the waste
Organisational constraints, such as team work, the externalisation
of services and so on
Constraints because of forecasts such as a planned extension
of the factory
Thanks to its enormous experience in this field, TMI Europe has
actively participated in the realisation of the guiding book
The Food Factory of the Future, which has been published
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- Technical constraints:
for example the location of the production tools where fluids
are passing, the location of tools destined to maintain a constant
temperature and so on
- Sanitary constraints: for example the need to avoid that
the product is getting close to the waste
- Organisational constraints: such as team work, the externalisation
of services and so on
- Other Constraints: forecasts such as a planned extension
of the factory
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Thanks to its enormous experience
in this field, TMI Europe has actively participated in the realisation
of the guiding book The Food Factory of the Future,
which has been published with the French publishing house Lavoisier. |
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Conception and optimisation of purification tools |
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TMI Europe intervenes with you
in order to audit, create or optimise the treatment of waste.
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- Implementating and submiting
your specifications to suppliers
- Analysing all the received
offers (thanks to a specific tool) in a technico-economic approach
- Assisting you to choose the
best supplier and the best available technology, by comparing
the different solutions
- Managing the waste and ensuring
considerable reduction of the waste that is produced
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Final acceptance of
the work and waste control

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Also we support our clients with
administrative problems (water policy, water council, inspection
of classified installations and so on) as well as with the writing
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Environment and energy diagnosis |
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The enviroment and energy diagnosis
is a management tool, helping companies to optimise their work
by decreasing and controling consumption and costs. This tool
also allows companies to assess their situation towards environment
and improve it if necessary.
Diagnosing helps to:
- Know and master risky points
- Master water, raw material
and energy consumption
- Have a systemic approach towards
environment
Before being able to diagnose,
one must analyse the work, take measures, understand all processes
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Identifying processes
polluting points

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Quantifying
polluting points

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Data processing

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Energy feasibility
study

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