Ethanol Plant at the Coors brewery
Heritage recently completed the industrial dismantling and rigging of an ethanol plant at the Coors Brewery. This project completely removed the plant and its associated infrastructure for reuse at another facility.
Prior to mobilizing, a kickoff meeting was held, and the approved Site-Specific Health & Safety Plan was reviewed by all employees. In addition, a detailed work plan was reviewed detailing the dismantling sequence, lift plans, weight calculations, weather and wind monitoring, ground stability checks, and other critical safety measures to ensure safe lifting operations. The team used a 650-ton hydraulic crane, a 110-ton hydraulic crane, and various rigging to complete the dismantling, removals, and installations.
Location:
CO
Industry:
Food and Beverage
THE CHALLENGE
The project scope included:
- Performing extensive preparatory work, including the removal of piping, valves, and other components
- Utilizing 650-ton and 110-ton cranes for safe, efficient lifting, with all lift plans thoroughly reviewed and approved
- Removing all electrical wiring, panels, ductwork, and utility piping
- Rigging and transporting designated equipment to the new location
- Recycling of abandoned equipment
THE EXECUTION
Heritage completed the project safely and on schedule, demonstrating its expertise in complex industrial dismantling and rigging operations.
