Steel structural fabrication
Platforms, foundations, brackets, gratings, handrails, ladders and equipment supports, fabricated to drawings or site measurements.
Service area 06
Fabrication & Welding
NexTide Marine reviews fabrication and welding requirements for vessels, offshore units and industrial sites, from single brackets to complete skids and pipe spools, and coordinates the work around your drawings and schedule.
What we cover
Scope of support
Pipe fabrication and spool replacement
Carbon steel, stainless steel and copper-nickel pipe spools, with pressure testing and documentation as required.
Steel renewal and repairs
Plate renewal, doublers and structural repairs on decks, hulls and tanks. Class or owner approval requirements are confirmed before work starts.
Skids, tanks and enclosures
Equipment skids, small tanks, panel and instrument enclosures, cable trays and supports for installation projects.
Welding
SMAW, GTAW and FCAW welding by qualified welders, with welding procedures and inspection agreed for each job.
Information to include
- Drawings, sketches or photos with key dimensions
- Material grade, thickness and pipe specifications
- Quantity, location and installation requirements
- Inspection, testing and certification needs
- Required delivery or completion date
Materials, procedures, inspection and approvals are confirmed for each assignment.
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