Heavy Rigging is part of some other services performed in a scope of work, like steel erection or equipment setting.
Heavy Rigging is critical work.
Work that demands the coordination of engineers, equipment manufacturers and experienced field personnel are just a few of STEVENS’ specialties.
You need a team that will work efficiently, cohesively, and in a timely manner. When it comes to heavy rigging, time is certainly money.
You can't compromise quality, so it is imperative to find a team that will complete a project both quickly and effectively.
That is where STEVENS comes in.
STEVENS also offers the following:
STEVENS sees the big picture and gets equipment rigged and set — right.
If you would like to work with STEVENS expertly trained team for your next Heavy Rigging project, click the link below for a quote.
PROJECTS
Location: Moundsville, West Virginia
Williams contracted STEVENS to work on the phase three expansion of their Fort Beeler facility near Moundsville, West Virginia. STEVENS’ scope of work consisted of hydro-excavating, the installation of 1,000 cy of concrete and 100 tons of steel, as well as its fabrication. STEVENS was also responsible for the fabrication and subsequent erection of a 200-foot flare stack and all equipment setting.
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Location: Sherwood & Smithburg, West Virginia
STEVENS used our heavy rigging experience to set a compressor building, control building, gas compressor, electric compressor, electrical room, barrel tank, glycol regen skid, cooler units, methanol tank, lube oil tank, flare stack, knock out separator, pig receiver, sug catcher, tank farm, pipe rack and individual supports throughout plant. Our sister company, CDMG, was assigned the process of piping, designing and checking the layout of the equipment being done by a civil engineering firm. We were hired to perform the foundation installation and stoning of the site. We installed 41 tons of rebar, poured 1,420 cy of concrete and stoned the site with 1,800 tons of limestone installed over geotextile fabric. We performed all on-site excavation and spoil removal. We placed rebar, installed concrete forms, set the templates and anchor bolts, as well as placed and finished all concrete. The concrete was placed either out of the truck, or, at time, we would have to utilize pump trucks. We did all the site layout for forms and anchor bolts. Once the foundation forms were stripped we would rub the concrete, backfill to below grade, we installed geotextile fabric and then installed a 6” stone base.
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Location: East Chicago, Indiana
A third project well worth highlighting is the #2 Slab Caster Upgrade at ArcelorMittal Indiana Harbor West Facility.
During five months in 2016, STEVENS made extensive modifications to existing foundations. Our crews performed heavy rigging followed by precision level and alignment of a new slab caster along with refurbishing equipment from the tundish down to the cut off the machine — all with minimal engineering. Most of the piping for the new spray chamber, water, grease, air and hydraulic we field routed and installed “as built”.
All of the work was performed over multiple shifts, working more than 70,000 man hours without a single safety incident.
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Location: Moundsville, West Virginia
Williams contracted STEVENS to work on the phase three expansion of their Fort Beeler facility near Moundsville, West Virginia. STEVENS’ scope of work consisted of hydro-excavating, the installation of 1,000 cy of concrete and 100 tons of steel, as well as its fabrication. STEVENS was also responsible for the fabrication and subsequent erection of a 200-foot flare stack and all equipment setting.
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Location: Sherwood & Smithburg, West Virginia
STEVENS used our heavy rigging experience to set a compressor building, control building, gas compressor, electric compressor, electrical room, barrel tank, glycol regen skid, cooler units, methanol tank, lube oil tank, flare stack, knock out separator, pig receiver, sug catcher, tank farm, pipe rack and individual supports throughout plant. Our sister company, CDMG, was assigned the process of piping, designing and checking the layout of the equipment being done by a civil engineering firm. We were hired to perform the foundation installation and stoning of the site. We installed 41 tons of rebar, poured 1,420 cy of concrete and stoned the site with 1,800 tons of limestone installed over geotextile fabric. We performed all on-site excavation and spoil removal. We placed rebar, installed concrete forms, set the templates and anchor bolts, as well as placed and finished all concrete. The concrete was placed either out of the truck, or, at time, we would have to utilize pump trucks. We did all the site layout for forms and anchor bolts. Once the foundation forms were stripped we would rub the concrete, backfill to below grade, we installed geotextile fabric and then installed a 6” stone base.
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Location: East Chicago, Indiana
A third project well worth highlighting is the #2 Slab Caster Upgrade at ArcelorMittal Indiana Harbor West Facility.
During five months in 2016, STEVENS made extensive modifications to existing foundations. Our crews performed heavy rigging followed by precision level and alignment of a new slab caster along with refurbishing equipment from the tundish down to the cut off the machine — all with minimal engineering. Most of the piping for the new spray chamber, water, grease, air and hydraulic we field routed and installed “as built”.
All of the work was performed over multiple shifts, working more than 70,000 man hours without a single safety incident.
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Location: Moundsville, West Virginia
Williams contracted STEVENS to work on the phase three expansion of their Fort Beeler facility near Moundsville, West Virginia. STEVENS’ scope of work consisted of hydro-excavating, the installation of 1,000 cy of concrete and 100 tons of steel, as well as its fabrication. STEVENS was also responsible for the fabrication and subsequent erection of a 200-foot flare stack and all equipment setting.
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Location: Sherwood & Smithburg, West Virginia
STEVENS used our heavy rigging experience to set a compressor building, control building, gas compressor, electric compressor, electrical room, barrel tank, glycol regen skid, cooler units, methanol tank, lube oil tank, flare stack, knock out separator, pig receiver, sug catcher, tank farm, pipe rack and individual supports throughout plant. Our sister company, CDMG, was assigned the process of piping, designing and checking the layout of the equipment being done by a civil engineering firm. We were hired to perform the foundation installation and stoning of the site. We installed 41 tons of rebar, poured 1,420 cy of concrete and stoned the site with 1,800 tons of limestone installed over geotextile fabric. We performed all on-site excavation and spoil removal. We placed rebar, installed concrete forms, set the templates and anchor bolts, as well as placed and finished all concrete. The concrete was placed either out of the truck, or, at time, we would have to utilize pump trucks. We did all the site layout for forms and anchor bolts. Once the foundation forms were stripped we would rub the concrete, backfill to below grade, we installed geotextile fabric and then installed a 6” stone base.
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Location: East Chicago, Indiana
A third project well worth highlighting is the #2 Slab Caster Upgrade at ArcelorMittal Indiana Harbor West Facility.
During five months in 2016, STEVENS made extensive modifications to existing foundations. Our crews performed heavy rigging followed by precision level and alignment of a new slab caster along with refurbishing equipment from the tundish down to the cut off the machine — all with minimal engineering. Most of the piping for the new spray chamber, water, grease, air and hydraulic we field routed and installed “as built”.
All of the work was performed over multiple shifts, working more than 70,000 man hours without a single safety incident.
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