Structures · Platforms · Erection
Metal fabricators
Metal fabricators to build and install steel structures, platforms, stairs and handrails, in the workshop and on site.
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About the service
How we work.
Industrial steelwork covers the structures that give access to and support an installation: platforms, stairs, walkways, handrails, supports and equipment bases. We supply metal fabricators to build and install these elements, in the workshop or directly on site.
The work starts from the technical drawing: measuring, marking out, cutting, drilling, fitting and joining by welding or bolting, with checks on alignment, level and squareness.
Metal fabricators can form a single-trade team or work alongside welders, boilermakers and pipefitters. The team make-up, qualifications and equipment required are agreed with the client for each project.
Scope
What this team delivers.
- Reading and interpreting technical drawings
- Measuring, marking out and cutting sections, tube and plate
- Drilling, fitting and preparing parts for welding
- Fabrication of platforms, stairs, walkways and handrails
- Supports for piping, cable trays and equipment
- Erection of steel structures on site
- Welded and bolted connections
- Checks on alignment, level and squareness
- Repair and modification of existing structures
- Work coordinated with welders, boilermakers and pipefitters
Applications
Where we work.
Sectors and settings where this trade makes the difference.
- Industrial plants and factories
- Metalworking and steel
- Refining and petrochemicals
- Shipyards
- Food and beverage
- Factory extensions and shutdowns
Why us
Why Speedy Silence.
From drawing to erection
Drawing reading, fabrication and installation by the same team.
Workshop or site
The team works wherever the project needs it, organised by us.
Mixed crews
Metal fabricators alongside welders, boilermakers and pipefitters on the same work front.
Paperwork handled
Contract, social security, insurance and travel sorted before arrival.
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