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Southwest Steel Processing, Newport, AR, (02/18- 08/19)

Plant Manager: Bobby Ferrell, (870) 761-0400

● Assembled 1.5 million pound, 6,000-ton Ajax forging press, and then leveled it within .005”○ In addition to the 6,000-ton press, assembled two additional 2,000-ton press lines, furnaces, and three billet saws● Converted large numbers of metric to standard hydraulics● Built foundations with sole plates and hydraulic pushers● Installed brand new dust collection systems including plant ductwork● Installed new safety measures: including the construction of fencing and pit coverings, all E-stop linked● Re- piped and installed entire plant into a new compressor room● Installed two new BLASTEC shot- blast systems, complete with robotics● Set all plant hydraulics and pneumatics to a new compressor room 

Ram Steel, Chesapeake, VA, (01/16- 06/17)

Ram Steel Vice- President and Structural Engineer: Ryan Smith, (678) 858- 5072

● Moved sixty-inch coil slitter from Charlotte, NC to Chesapeake, VA● Creatively improvised new techniques on the job to meet unique, challenging demands of customer: ○ Constructed looping pit twenty- five feet deep with water roughly five feet below concrete floor, while instructed not to touch twenty-five-foot roof● Achieved this by cutting sheet piling into twelve-footpieces, gradually welding them together as they were vibrated into the ground, creating pit with 10’x 8’x 25’ ● Performed complex math to account for over 1,500 lbs.of water pressure per sq. ft and 280,000 lbs. of up= pressure, used sixty well points for dewatering● Welded one foot of rebar on twelve-inch centers on 200 yards of concrete ● Assembled six complete roll- forming lines, including slitter and packaging line● Installed six-thousand-amp service with switchgear and two 2,000-amp motor control centers—which we used to power all machines in use, including step-down transformers● Built and installed underground utility troughs, all of which were provided by Delta Mechanical LLC.  

Custom Stud of Alabama, Montgomery, AL, (06/14- 12/15)

Plant Manager: Larry Larue, (205) 229- 3537

● Removed 100,000 square foot metal stud plant and replaced it with customer’s machinery● Provided all utilities for the operation: twelve coil- processing, roll forming lines, seventy- two-inchBradbury coil slitting line, complete with turnstile● Immediately upon completion, recruited by satisfied customer to complete another project in Coldwater, OH to relocate an additional fifty loads of plant machinery into storage on same facility

Custom Stud of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, (06/06- 07/07)

Factory Owner: Marty Kiehm, (952) 469- 5600

● Trusted with all of the existing machinery of the customer- a renowned international manufacturer of coil processing and structural studs ● Carefully handled customer’s machinery including roll formers, engine lathes, un- coilers, a slitting line, and safely transported said machinery over 1,500 miles from Atlanta, GA to Lakeville, MN

Ajax- CECO, Cleveland, OH, (06/20- 02/21)

Manager of Press Building: Daniel Baker, (870) 809- 1716

● Routinely hired by customer who is globally renowned for production of extremely large presses, sister company of ERIE PRESS● Regularly work for the customer, rigging any machinery up to 120,000 lbs. with ability to ship in one piece○ If machinery exceeds 120,000-pound threshold, we travel to customer and install it ourselves

Other Notable Customers

• John Deere, Moline, IL, (2000)• General Motors, Detroit, MI, (2001)• Thomas and Betts, Jonesboro, AR, (2001- 2020) • Premier Plastics, Searcy, AR, (2001- 2020)• Moen, Tyler, TX to Nogales, MX, (2001)• ABC Naco, Chicago, IL, (2001)• St. Jeans, Heber Springs, AR, (2004- 2020)• Great Dane Trailers, Memphis TN, (2004)• Telling Industries, Kingman, AZ, (2006)• Matthews, Searcy, AR, (2006)• Priefert Manufacturing, Mount Pleasant, TX, (2007)• Consolidated Systems Inc., Columbia, SC, Memphis, TN, (2007)• Maytag, Searcy, AR, (2008)• Schulze & Burch, Searcy, AR, (2009)• Emerson, Batesville, AR, (2009- 2010)• Lake Ice, Searcy, AR, (2012)• Bridgestone, De Moines, IA, (2015)• Haskell Steel, Grandville, MI, (2016)• Cell Tech Metals, Searcy, AR, (2020)