articleMar 12, 2026
Proactive Reliability: Is Your Critical Spare Motor Sitting in a Sea-Can?
Protect Your Multi-Million Dollar Spares In the Oil Sands, a critical spare sitting in a sea-can is a liability, not an insurance policy. IPS Edmonton provides professional asset management and storage designed for the harsh Canadian climate. From climate-controlled environments to scheduled maintenance and IPS Tracker digital documentation, we ensure your Oil & Gas motors and gearboxes are ready for rapid deployment. Stop risking your uptime—shift to a proactive reliability program with the IPS Edmonton Asset Center.
Asset Management for Oil & Gas: The Smart Way to Protect Your Multi-Million Dollar Spares.
The IPS Edmonton Asset Center ensures your replacement equipment is stored correctly and ready for rapid deployment.
For Oil & Gas companies the true cost of an unscheduled outage dwarfs the price of a motor. That’s why you keep critical spares—motors, gearboxes, and pumps—on hand. But where are they stored?
If your multi-million-dollar spare equipment is sitting in a standard storage yard or a sea-can, it's silently degrading. The constant temperature swings, moisture, and lack of rotation can turn your insurance policy into a ticking time bomb.
IPS provides professional asset management and storage solutions, including a dedicated Edmonton SE Distribution + Asset location. Our comprehensive motor storage programs include:
- Climate-Controlled Storage: Protection from the harsh Canadian climate.
- Scheduled Maintenance: Critical rotating and electrical tests to ensure readiness.
- Rapid Deployment: When you need the spare, it's tested, documented, and ready to ship on your schedule.
Furthermore, our exclusive IPS Tracker customer portal gives you electronic, near real-time access to your equipment's full repair, field service, and storage history. Stop managing spreadsheets and hoping for your spare to work. Start managing a proactive, documented asset management program. This is how you guarantee maximum uptime and reduce capital investments in inventory.