Crawford Industrial Services

Crawford Industrial Services, LLC Overview:

Our group headed up by Custer Crawford, are highly skilled in the management of people, money and tools as applies to new construction, capital project revamps and turnarounds.

We can furnish up to 1200 highly skilled handpicked craft with top notch supervision.

Our Safety manual can be found on ISNetworld, PEC, or PICS.

Our Shop is about 8000 Sq. Ft with a five ton Over Head Crane.
We have an additional shop at an offsite location that is 16000 square feet with a 100 ton overhead crane to handle large heavy projects.

Our Shop Yard is 6.5 Acres, which gives us plenty of room to set up outside fabrication for larger projects.

We can fabricate pipe spools up to 80”, misc. items, structural steel, pipe supports, FCCU Internal Components, Ethylene, Reformer heater components etc.

We have a separate clean room area set up for Alloy fabrication.

We have ASME Certification, Section VIII, Div.1 Section I and NBIC “R” stamp certification.

We are currently licensed to work in thirteen states (Including Louisiana and Utah)

While each refinery, petrochemical and chemical plant is different in personality, design, processes, capacity and end product production, they all have a great deal in common.
Our experience at different refineries in the gulf coast has allowed us to use the knowledge gained and apply it to other plants as well. This applied knowledge helps the industry as a whole and has given us, Crawford Industrial Services, LLC. a reputation as the ‘go-to guys’ especially when it comes to FCCU ,Coker, and HF Alky turnarounds.”

Custer Crawford is no stranger to successfully completing turnarounds and capital revamps safely. Under his leadership their team’s most impressive achievement was set in mid-April of 2011 when 1,200 craft employees completed 1,317,269 work hours with Zero Bureau of Labor Statistics/OSHA Recordable Injuries over a 90 day turnaround. This is equivalent to 500 workers going one year with no recordable injuries! Achieving that milestone was no accident either. The achievement began with pre-mobilization preparation — a four-to-five-day process that includes background screening, respiratory and medical evaluations, substance screening and hair follicle testing. Next was intensive safety training that exceeded 16 hours per person and includes computer-based training (CBT) conducted at the Safety Council of Texas City (SCTC). Zero Injury Safety Leadership Principals were delivered via classroom and CBT training modules for crafts, foremen, superintendents, project managers and safety specialists.
The modules explain the roles and responsibilities each individual fulfills in a culture to avoid at-risk behavior where zero injury is the daily outcome.