Manufacturing plants, food and beverage facilities, and distribution centers need piping and air systems that support production. Much of the work is process piping, and a lot of it happens during planned plant shutdowns.
In a factory or processing plant, the mechanical system serves the production process, not just the people. Piping carries steam, compressed air, refrigerants and process fluids that keep production running.
Steam, compressed air, process water and chemicals are often welded steel or stainless systems built to strict codes.
Food and cold storage plants commonly run ammonia or other large refrigeration systems.
Tie-ins and repairs are planned around production outages to limit lost output.
Crews follow plant safety programs, lockout/tagout and permit procedures.
Steam and condensate, compressed air, process cooling water, and carbon steel, stainless or sanitary piping for production lines.
Cold storage and process refrigeration, including ammonia and CO2 systems in food and beverage plants.
Makeup air, exhaust, and large rooftop or evaporative cooling units for production floors and warehouses.
Industrial water, waste and wash-down systems.
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