Automation project management
Scope, RFQ, schedule, vendor coordination, change control, FAT/SAT governance and launch oversight.
Capabilities
The problem first. The discipline second.
Core 3 marshals the technical depth required to remove an execution constraint while keeping one accountable execution owner at the front door.
The automation stack
The interfaces are where projects fail.
Supply-chain automation has to work as one operating system—from WMS/WCS and software down through controls, equipment, commissioning and production.
One accountable front door.
Core 3 owns the defined execution scope even when multiple specialists or vendors are involved.
Specialist depth only when needed.
The delivery network stays variable and project-funded rather than forcing the customer to buy a permanent bench.
Closure is the measure.
The goal is not activity. The goal is to get the blocking work finished and the system moving.
Where we step in
Execution capability across the system.
Technical project management
Controls-literate owner-side leadership, technical risk closure and integrator accountability.
Commissioning & startup
FAT/SAT, I/O checkout, startup, production ramp, troubleshooting and punch-list closure.
Field troubleshooting & performance
Rapid diagnosis, instability and root-cause work, performance improvement and closeout.
Controls & electrical support
PLC/HMI/SCADA, sequence logic, I/O and network support, redlines and checkout. Regulated field electrical work goes to licensed partners.
Robotics integration
Robot programming and integration support, EOAT and sequence coordination, and commissioning.
Machine vision integration
Vision selection and integration, calibration, troubleshooting and workflow integration.
AI-enabled workflow support
Application-specific AI or advanced software workflow support where a qualified specialist is secured.
Software & systems integration
Interfaces, databases, middleware, device/system coordination and execution troubleshooting.
WMS / WCS & data integration
Message flows, controls handshakes, interface analysis and operational debugging.
IT / OT network coordination
Industrial network issue coordination, controls connectivity and cross-functional plant support.
Flexible specialist engineering
Machine safety, simulation, uncommon controls platforms, mechanical design and other project-specific gaps.
Focused by design
Core 3 launches as a technical execution company—not a general contractor or PE firm. Licensed construction, field electrical and PE-required or stamped scopes are subcontracted to appropriately licensed firms until Core 3 intentionally adds those capabilities.
Operating principle
The capability list is not the product.
The product is removal of the execution constraint. The technical service is the mechanism used to remove it.
Tell us what's blocked.
We will start with the execution problem and determine what capability is actually required.