A Planned Approach to Industrial Strip-Out
Every industrial strip-out project requires careful coordination to remove equipment, systems and interior components while protecting the structure and items designated to remain. NADC evaluates existing conditions, access requirements, utility connections, surrounding operations and material-handling needs before work begins so removal can proceed safely and efficiently.
Scope & Facility Evaluation
Equipment, systems, utilities and interior components designated for removal are identified along with items and structures that will remain.
Utility Isolation & Protection
Mechanical, electrical, process and other utility connections are coordinated and isolated while surrounding structures, equipment and operations are protected.
Equipment & System Removal
Production equipment, tanks, piping, ductwork, conveyors and other facility components are dismantled and removed using methods suited to access, size and site conditions.
Material Handling & Area Turnover
Recoverable materials and equipment are separated for reuse, recycling or disposal, and the cleared area is prepared for renovation, reconfiguration or its next intended use.