Direct Hire Construction
Proven Processes. Experienced Personnel.
Alliance provides direct hire construction services to the Refining, Petrochemical, Special Chemicals, Midstream, Paper, and Power industries. We execute projects safely and efficiently through the use of our proven processes, with professional and experienced crafts personnel ensuring the quality control and quality assurance of your facility assets. Our Quality Program will document and validate that plant assets have been engineered properly; constructed and installed per design standards and regulatory requirements; commissioned correctly; and started up properly, without incident. Alliance utilizes an approach that assures that lessons learned, best practices and new construction technologies are always considered. The Construction Execution Plan (CEP) is a detailed strategy describing Home Office and Field Construction activities, as well as interfaces necessary to plan and execute the project. The CEP includes: Staffing, Constructability, Project Controls, Infrastructure, Subcontracts, Material Control, Quality Control, Safety/ Security, Logistics, Rigging and Lifting. We also emphasize pre assembly and modularization to reduce on site man hours. We offer select point to point fabrication, allowing us to ship in complete packages for optimal productivity. Piping spools are packaged from starting point to end point to eliminate stops and starts, temporary supports, ‘#9 wire’, lost materials, etc. Offsite pre-assembly items can include:
- Small bore piping fabrication
- Spool pre-assembly
- Weld in & bolt on valve to pipe
- Pump trim complete packages
- Vessel trim complete packages
- Control valve stations
- Safety shower pre-assembly
- Precast manholes / catch basins
- Hangers / supports / shoes
- Precast spread footers with piers
- Precast structural supports & racks
- Precast underground electrical ducts
- Complete Procurement & Expediting
We offer turnkey completion to include documentation, testing, x-ray and stress relieving if required.
