Complementary trades organized around the scope
The boundaries between industrial trades rarely fit into separate boxes. One equipment project may require millwright work, piping modifications, access steel and a coordinated lifting sequence. CNC Mechanical can bring those disciplines around a shared scope and schedule.
Our documented services include:
- industrial boilermaking for tanks, pressure vessels, heat exchangers, furnaces, reactors, dust-collection equipment and related assets;
- millwright services for conveyors, bucket elevators, turbines, compressors, gears and other production equipment;
- structural-steel erection and modification in existing facilities, including miscellaneous metals;
- industrial piping installation for service and process systems, tubing, supports and specified testing;
- industrial maintenance and plant shutdown coordination.
A team accustomed to industrial environments
Field preparation accounts for access, operating interfaces, work methods, procurement and schedule constraints. For large shutdowns, CNC Mechanical documents mobilizations requiring 50 to 500 workers under the supervision of experienced superintendents.
The legacy website also described team members as co-owners of the business.
Markets where operating continuity matters
Our documented industry experience includes steel mills, aluminum smelters, refineries, petrochemical plants, pulp and paper mills, cement plants and hydroelectric facilities. These environments require close coordination among operations, maintenance, engineering and the contractors working on site.
The CNC Mechanical project library presents sourced project scopes and connects that experience to tangible piping, steel, mechanical and boilermaking work.
Safety and quality as conditions of execution
Prevention is part of work preparation. Depending on the job, the documented program includes worker orientation, job safety analysis, work planning, PPE and inspection of protective or lifting equipment. Read more about our health and safety approach.
Start with the scope and schedule
Planning a modification, shutdown or multidisciplinary industrial project? Send us the work scope, site conditions and target schedule.
