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The work, as it actually looks

Photographs from our own sites across 82 projects — absorber and boiler erection, precipitator internals, heavy and tandem lifts, fabrication, and the crews who do the work.

Crawler crane lifting a steel beam between a chimney and an absorber shell under construction
Two crawler cranes rigged for a night lift under floodlights, with erection crew standing by
Looking up a crane boom against structural steel and the curved wall of an absorber
Tandem lift at night — two crawler cranes taking the load of a large vessel section between them
Toolbox talk before the shift, the full crew assembled in helmets and high-visibility vests
Erection crew in helmets and vests facing an absorber and its structural steel access tower
Mobile crane alongside a ring-welded absorber shell part way through erection
Absorber shell with erection cleats and stiffening ring, access scaffold at the base
Interior of a cylindrical vessel looking up through radial beams and internal scaffold to open sky
Inside an electrostatic precipitator — collecting plates and rapping gear seen from the access scaffold
Waste-heat recovery precipitator banks joined by large ducting at high level
Chimney, precipitator casing and a lattice-boom crane seen across the coal yard
Gas-cleaning banks and hoppers standing either side of a banded chimney
Structural steel access tower and walkways built around a vessel, chimney behind
Fabricated duct run seen end-on, showing the mitred bends and flange faces
Boiler house and precipitator casing with a crawler crane working at the base
Fitter in helmet and vest working on a large pipe spool from a scaffold platform
Large fabricated duct elbow resting on timber packing before erection
Plant overview — boiler structure, ducting and chimney with a tower crane in the middle of erection
Tall steelwork and pipe runs of an older process plant seen from ground level
Backlit plant interior — silos, hoppers and conveyor structure between process buildings
Weathered boiler structure and its supporting steel, part way through a revamp
Preheater tower and ducting rising above the plant boundary

All photographs are our own, taken on live sites. They are shown without site or client names because we do not publish a client’s plant under their name without their say-so. Ask us about any of them and we will tell you the job.

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