Safety Lighting and Infrastructure Upgrades for an Operational Brewery
Project Review
This project involved electrical upgrades and maintenance as part of a small expansion at a 20,000-square-foot brewery in Alberta. The facility, designed for brewing, packaging, and shipping products across Canada and the U.S., required strategic electrical work to integrate new systems seamlessly with the existing infrastructure. The scope included installing and maintaining electrical connections for machinery, ensuring proper power distribution for bays, forklifts, and production lines, and updating safety lighting and circuits to meet regulatory standards.
Working within an active production facility required careful planning to ensure safety and prevent disruptions to operations. Coordinating with department heads and following detailed project plans ensured that all electrical work was completed efficiently while maintaining continuous production. These upgrades not only supported the brewery's operational goals but also provided a safe and reliable electrical framework for ongoing use.
How We Plan Around This
For electrical maintenance and upgrades in facilities like this, we prioritize safety, operational continuity, and seamless integration with existing systems. Our team ensures all new electrical installations, including connections for machinery and safety lighting, are fully compatible with the facility's infrastructure. Strategic planning and communication with department heads help minimize downtime and avoid interruptions to production schedules.
Safety is a key focus, with all electrical systems inspected and maintained to meet current regulations. Electrical connections for high-traffic areas, such as loading bays and forklift zones, are installed with durability and efficiency in mind. Work is scheduled in phases or during off-hours to maintain uninterrupted production while completing upgrades.
With expertise in managing electrical projects within operational facilities, we deliver solutions that enhance safety, functionality, and efficiency, supporting the brewery's long-term growth and production needs.
