Structural work in operating facilities
Industrial steel work is rarely isolated from plant operations. A new opening, reinforcement, platform or equipment support may affect access, piping, conveyors, guarding and lifting paths. CNC reviews those interfaces early and builds the field sequence around the approved work package.
Documented capabilities include:
- erection and installation of approved structural components;
- reinforcement, modification and repair of existing industrial structures;
- additions within existing facilities;
- welding performed to the requirements defined for the project; and
- installation of miscellaneous metals such as stairs, walkways and guardrails.
CNC also installs industrial mezzanines when the design, loading criteria and components are supplied through the project’s approved engineering and procurement process.
Coordination across mechanical scopes
Steel often supports or surrounds mechanical systems. CNC can review structural interfaces alongside millwright services, industrial piping and boilermaking. This helps establish responsibilities for equipment loads, supports, access, temporary conditions and final handback.
For outage-driven projects, the work can also be incorporated into a coordinated plant shutdown. Lift plans, isolation boundaries, trade sequencing and inspection hold points should be identified in the RFQ rather than assumed after mobilization.
Tell us about your project
Describe the scope of work and the best way to reach you.
Documented project experience
CNC’s legacy portfolio describes steel reinforcement work on the Jacques Cartier Bridge and structural assignments at industrial sites including Ivaco Rolling Mills and Greenfield Ethanol. These examples show experience with substantial steel scopes and complex industrial environments. Public use of client names, images, project values or detailed results remains subject to final client and editorial approval.
What to include in a structural steel RFQ
Send issued drawings, specifications, member lists, connection details, component weights, coating requirements and the engineer’s inspection plan. Also identify work at height, access limits, existing-condition surveys, production restrictions, lifting constraints and the party responsible for fabrication and delivery.
Request a quote or contact CNC Mechanical to discuss an industrial structural steel project.
