When it comes to chemical cleaning, Merrick’s uses a project manager to oversee all aspects of the process. Our project managers can act as a single contact and are responsible for tasks usually assigned to various planning groups. Merrick’s project managers work closely with process engineering, operations, maintenance, T/A planning groups, ancillary maintenance contractors, plant metallurgists and safety, environmental and inspection departments.

Project managers can be assigned full-time on major projects or on a per-job basis.

Project Managers can provide the following services:

Pre-Job Engineering

• Identify and evaluate cleaning requirements and scope definition
• Design flow circuitry
• Review metallurgical analysis
• Deposit and identify loading measurement
• Recommend solvent
• Create material lists, including piping drawings for temporary cleaning systems
• Detail procedures with acceptance criteria
• Devise project timelines and services sequence schedules
• Prepare cost estimates

Project Supervision

• Schedule and coordinate all cleaning jobs
• Monitor quality control of solvents and procedural execution
• Supervise all cleaning crews for major projects
• Prepare, review and submit manpower and cost reporting
• Update project timelines
  

Post-Project Follow-Up

• Summarize analytical reports
• Witness post job inspections, check against acceptance criteria
• Project summaries of manpower and costs vs. pre-job estimates