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Industrial contractor

Industrial mechanical contractor for demanding plant work

Coordinated tradesMechanical, steel, piping and boilermaking
Industrial mobilizationQuebec and Ontario
Boucherville head office1470 Graham-Bell Boulevard

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CNC Mechanical supports plant managers, engineers and maintenance teams with coordinated industrial work across Quebec and Ontario. From our Boucherville head office, we mobilize the trades required for boilermaking, millwright services, structural steel, industrial piping and plant maintenance—for planned improvements, work inside operating facilities and major shutdowns.

Our job is to turn a defined scope into an executable field plan. That means accounting for access, lifting, trade interfaces, production constraints and the schedule before crews arrive, then keeping safety and quality at the centre of the work.

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Mechanical contracting built around plant conditions

Industrial work rarely happens in isolation. Equipment, piping, steel and operating systems may all share the same work area, while production teams still need predictable access and handoffs. CNC Mechanical plans its work with those conditions in mind and coordinates with the people responsible for the facility.

  • Boilermaking services for documented installation, maintenance and major-repair scopes involving tanks, pressure vessels, heat exchangers, furnaces, reactors and dust-collection equipment.
  • Millwright services involving conveyors, bucket elevators, rotating equipment, compressors, gears and other production machinery.
  • Structural steel erection and installation for additions, modifications, reinforcement, stairs, catwalks, guardrails and industrial mezzanines.
  • Industrial piping for estimating, procurement and installation of service piping, process piping, tubing and supports, including hydrostatic or pneumatic testing where specified.
  • Industrial maintenance for planned work that keeps equipment and facilities serviceable.

Our commercial and institutional plumbing division supports a separate building-mechanical need. It has operated since 2018.

Our approach to industrial jobsites

Major shutdowns compress a large amount of work into a tightly controlled period. CNC Mechanical documents the capacity to plan and execute shutdowns requiring 50 to 500 workers, supervised by experienced superintendents. Learn how we approach plant shutdown and turnaround services.

A team and a fleet in expansion

Every site brings its own hazards, access rules and work methods. CNC Mechanical’s documented approach uses a prevention program adapted to the work:

  • Worker orientation before mobilization on site.
  • Job safety analysis specific to each task.
  • Work planning established before work begins.
  • Personal protective equipment matched to site hazards.

Read about our health and safety approach.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

What does an industrial mechanical contractor do?

An industrial mechanical contractor coordinates field work on production equipment and supporting systems. Depending on the scope, that can include millwright work, boilermaking, industrial piping, structural steel and maintenance. CNC Mechanical confirms the applicable disciplines before mobilization.

Can CNC Mechanical work inside an operating plant?

Yes. CNC’s documented structural-steel experience includes modifying, repairing and adding steel in existing operating plants. The work sequence is coordinated with site operations to reduce unnecessary production impact.

Where does CNC Mechanical provide industrial services?

CNC Mechanical serves industrial clients in Quebec and Ontario from Boucherville. Mobilization depends on the project scope, schedule and site requirements. See our service areas.

How should I submit an industrial RFQ?

Use the request-a-quote form and include drawings, specifications, site photos, the target schedule and site contact details when available. Use the contact page for a general enquiry.

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Plan the next step in your project

Send us the scope, schedule and work location. We will direct your request to the appropriate discipline.