Carolina Precision Manufacturing approached us to pour new reinforced equipment pads and foundations to support a major production line upgrade inside their active manufacturing facility.
Our team engineered vibration-isolated foundations and sequenced construction around the plant’s existing production schedule, ensuring the new pads were cured and ready exactly when the equipment vendor’s installation window opened.
New equipment pads had to be poured within an active plant without interrupting production on adjacent lines.
We sequenced pours around the plant's production schedule, working during planned maintenance windows and off-shifts.
The new machinery required isolated foundation pads to prevent vibration transfer to nearby precision equipment.
We designed isolated pad foundations with vibration dampening specified by a structural engineer before pouring began.
The equipment vendor's installation crew was only available for a fixed two-week window immediately following the pour.
We accelerated the curing schedule using high-early-strength concrete mix, hitting load-bearing strength in time for the vendor's arrival.
The new equipment pads were ready exactly when the vendor's installation crew arrived, with zero disruption to existing production lines. Carolina Precision Manufacturing has since engaged us for a second plant upgrade phase.
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