Project basis
Feasibility, investment, plant reality and operating constraints are made explicit before commitments are taken.
Studies, plant design, project leadership, operational analysis, Lean Six Sigma, training, and modernization across the complete aluminum casthouse lifecycle.

From feasibility and plant design through operations, Lean Six Sigma and brownfield modernisation — covered by a single engineering team with decades of casthouse process experience.
CETAG carries projects from the first feasibility question to running improvements on the operating floor. Studies, plant concepts, project leadership, operational analysis and trained teams stay connected through one organisation that knows what an aluminium casthouse actually needs.
Reference values describing the breadth of the consulting offer. Actual scope is shaped to the plant, the phase and the team capacity available.
aluminium casthouse process know-how carried in-house.
Define › Design › Manage › Operate › Improve.
Green / Black / DFSS / Lean Management training delivered.
studies, design, PM, analysis, training, retrofits, spares.
Three phases connect the project basis, the buildable plant concept and the live operating reality — with CETAG accountable through all of them.
Feasibility, investment, plant reality and operating constraints are made explicit before commitments are taken.
Layout, equipment, material flow and project execution land as one coherent plant concept — not a stack of disciplines.
Production analysis, Lean Six Sigma methods and trained teams keep the plant performing once the project is handed over.
CETAG carries the engineering and project responsibility, and coordinates an established network of specialists for execution. That gives the customer a single point of contact across the whole casthouse lifecycle — from the first study to a running, modernised plant.
Engagements differ in size, but the same four work products keep recurring — from a feasibility basis through a modernised brownfield plant.
Discuss consulting scopeFeasibility, investment logic and risk made explicit before the project moves forward.
Layout, equipment placement, material flow and access treated as one operating system.
Production analysis, Lean/Six Sigma methods and training connecting project work with daily operation.
Retrofit scope, spare-parts contracting and maintenance logic to lift existing plant performance.
Engineering rarely runs alone — it usually pulls in fabrication for the hardware, a 3D capture of the existing plant, or a VR review before drawings are frozen.
Builds the hardware specified in the engineering scope — steelwork, ductwork, custom assemblies.
Read more 06 / CaptureCaptures the brownfield basis so retrofit design starts from measured geometry, not assumptions.
Read more 05 / ReviewValidates layouts and operator workflows in VR before drawings are frozen and equipment is ordered.
Read moreDescribe the situation — we'll come back with a scope shape, the phases that fit and a realistic engagement window.