Traceable production
Each configuration is linked to controlled drawings, component records, inspection points and test documentation from receipt through dispatch.
Industrial model
A real factory, not a warehouse: 6 000 m² of lift manufacturing in Dakar.
EEE is developing an integrated industrial lift unit with assembly lines, controlled component stores, a full height test shaft, an engineering office and a training centre on one site. This structure supports quality, traceability and scalable regional delivery.
Vertical transport systems
Industrial capability
Local production creates control where imported supply creates distance.
The EEE model places engineering, assembly, verification, training and spare parts close to the buildings they support. This shortens decision paths and gives clients direct access to the people responsible for configuration and quality.
Regional resilience
Managed stocks and local assembly reduce exposure to long international lead times, fragmented logistics and difficult spare part identification.
Capability that grows
Modular work areas, practical training rigs and repeatable procedures allow capacity to expand while maintaining process discipline.
Inside the plant
Six functions on one site, so a project never leaves our control.
01
Assembly workshop
Cabin, frame, door and car assembly lines laid out for continuous flow and future expansion.
02
Component stores
Managed stock of motors, controllers, ropes and safety gear so projects are not exposed to port delays.
03
22 metre test tower
A planned engineering and training asset for controlled running, adjustment and verification of representative configurations.
04
Design office
Engineers producing shaft drawings, traffic studies and configuration files for each project.
05
Competence centre
Classrooms and training rigs for apprentices, installers and client maintenance teams.
06
Logistics platform
Packing, regional dispatch and spare-parts distribution across UEMOA and ECOWAS.
Quality system
Requirements translated into controlled drawings, inspections, tests and records.
01
Controlled sourcing
The quality plan calls for traceable safety components supported by the declarations and technical records required for the selected market.
02
In-process checks
Documented inspection points at frame, car, door and control-cabinet stages.
03
Verification and testing
Commissioning plans cover brakes, safety devices, levelling, door protection, alarms and functional operation as applicable to the configuration.
04
Conformity file
Each unit ships with its test records, component declarations and maintenance documentation.
Capacity plan
From pilot units to a thousand lifts a year in three years.
The plant is modular by design: lines are added as demand builds, so capital follows orders rather than forecasts. An initial investment of USD 5 million funds the building, tooling, first stock and training.
- Year 130%300 unitsPilot production, process tuning, first national references
- Year 260%600 unitsRegional exports through UEMOA and ECOWAS partners
- Year 3100%1 000 unitsFull capacity and a growing recurring maintenance base