ACH Mechanical ltd

This project involved installing a new tank for a cylinder‑testing operation and completing mechanical repairs to the existing piping system. The work included welding, structural reinforcement, and upgrades to ensure the system could support ongoing testing activities. Project Scope: - New Tank Installation Installed a new tank designed for cylinder testing, including placement, alignment, and integration with the existing mechanical system. - Piping System Repair & Upgrades Removed and replaced a damaged section of piping. Repaired old welds, addressed cracking in the system, and restored full mechanical integrity. - Structural Reinforcement Installed new footings and bracing to support the tank and associated piping. Ensured proper load distribution and long‑term stability. - Welding & Fabrication Completed all required welding work, including repairing failed welds and fabricating new supports as needed. Outcome: The new tank was installed successfully, and the piping system was fully repaired and reinforced. The upgraded structure now supports safe and reliable cylinder testing operations.

This project involved preparing and installing components for a new fire suppression system at a fire station training facility. Our work supported the construction of a dedicated fire‑training area where crews would practice live‑fire scenarios and suppression techniques. Project Scope: - Fire Suppression System Prep Work Completed all required preparation for the new suppression system, including layout, positioning, and mechanical readiness for final installation. - System Installation Support Installed key components of the fire suppression system, ensuring proper fit‑up, alignment, and integration with the facility’s training infrastructure. - Training Area Setup Assisted in building out the designated fire‑training zone, preparing the mechanical and structural elements needed for safe, controlled training operations. Outcome: The fire suppression system and training area were fully prepped and partially installed, giving the facility a reliable foundation for future fire‑training operations. All work was completed safely, efficiently, and in coordination with the broader construction team.