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Industries served

Industrial mechanical services by industry

A steel mill does not present the same work conditions as a refinery, pulp and paper mill or hydroelectric facility. The equipment, access, production windows and trade interfaces change with the site. CNC Mechanical starts with those conditions and builds the work plan around the client’s actual scope instead of presenting one generic solution for every plant.

Our documented disciplines include boilermaking, millwright services, structural steel, industrial piping and industrial maintenance. They can be assigned individually or coordinated when a project crosses several systems.

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Work organized around the operating environment

  • Steel mills: equipment, steel, piping and planned work, supported by a published project record for Ivaco Rolling Mills.
  • Aluminum smelters: mechanical and structural work defined around the approved equipment and operating constraints of the site.
  • Refineries: piping, multi-trade scopes and annual shutdown work illustrated by published Valero Energy (Ultramar) scopes.
  • Petrochemical facilities: mechanical installation, reactor-related work and piping, with a published Suncor example.
  • Pulp and paper mills: boiler, piping, support and mechanical scopes documented in the Domtar project record.
  • Cement plants: capabilities relevant to rotary kilns, conveyors, crushers, gears and dust-collection systems.
  • Hydroelectric facilities: millwright, alignment, steel and piping scopes to be confirmed against the specific equipment and owner requirements.

Multiple disciplines within one work window

When a scope crosses systems, trade sequence matters. A steel modification may need to happen before equipment can be set. Piping may depend on new supports or access. A heavy lift may need to be built into the shutdown plan. CNC Mechanical identifies those interfaces with the client and assigns each task to a defined discipline.

For compressed windows, CNC documents experience planning and executing plant shutdowns and turnarounds requiring 50 to 500 workers. That figure describes published experience, not a standing commitment for every project. The applicable crew, supervision and schedule are established from the approved scope.

Project records that keep proof specific

The industrial project library includes published work associated with Valero, Suncor, Domtar, Ivaco Rolling Mills, Greenfield Ethanol, Port-Cartier and the Jacques Cartier Bridge. Each record stays within the work originally disclosed. The site should not add an industry, result, value or operating claim that the available source does not support.

Build the scope around your facility

Tell us the industry, site, target window, required trades and which drawings or specifications are available. Our team can identify the relevant services and the information still needed before estimating.

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Which industries does CNC Mechanical serve?

CNC’s documented industries are steel mills, aluminum smelters, refineries, petrochemical facilities, pulp and paper mills, cement plants and hydroelectric facilities. The work offered within each sector depends on the equipment, requested scope, site requirements and available work window.

Can CNC Mechanical coordinate several trades on one project?

Yes, when the scope requires it. CNC Mechanical brings together boilermaking, millwright, structural steel, industrial piping and maintenance services. Trade boundaries, responsibilities and sequence are confirmed with the client before mobilization.

Can your crews work inside an operating plant?

CNC’s published structural-steel experience includes modifications, repairs and additions in existing operating plants. The feasibility of other work during production is evaluated against access, hazards, required isolations and the facility’s operating rules.

What should an industrial RFQ include?

Provide the site address, scope description, shutdown or work window, available drawings and specifications, and any known access and safety requirements. Those details help route the request to the right disciplines and identify missing technical information.

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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.