70,000+ Square Feet of Fabrication Backed by Certified Field Rigging

Through Harbor Fab, Junction Industries operates over 70,000 square feet of combined workshop space across three regional Texas shops. We fabricate and erect heavy structural framing, industrial ductwork, pressure vessels, equipment skids, catwalks, and miscellaneous metals.

Our field crews specialize in complex, heavy crane rigging within active operating plants, ensuring zero unplanned downtime, strict OSHA compliance, and exact anchor bolt alignment.

Technical Specifications & Engineering Standards

Component Group	Fabrication Specification	Field Erection Standards
Heavy Structural Framing	Wide-flange columns, plate girders, trusses (ASTM A992 / A36)	AISC Code of Standard Practice, calibrated torque wrench bolt-up
Industrial Catwalks & Mezzanines	19W4 welded bar grating, 4" toe boards, high-wear coatings	Modular bolted field assemblies for rapid crane setting
Stairs, Rails & Ladders	OSHA/IBC compliant channel stringers, safety cage ladders	Touch-up zinc primer, anchored to drilled piers or concrete pads
Crane Rigging & Setting	Engineered lift plans, certified rigging hardware, 3D pick modeling	NCCCO certified crane operators and licensed master riggers

Junction Group Single-Source Delivery

By integrating engineering design, captive structural steel fabrication (Harbor Fab), deep civil drilling, and equipment erection, Junction Industries eliminates the traditional delays and cost overruns caused by fragmented subcontracting.

Execution Methodology

1. 3D BIM & Detailing: Tekla structural modeling and CNC DSTV export for exact automated beam processing.
2. Shop Fabrication & CWI Inspection: High-capacity CNC plasma cutting, submerged arc welding, and Certified Welding Inspection.
3. Surface Treatment & Logistics: Commercial blast cleaning (SSPC-SP6), primer coating, and sequenced flatbed delivery.
4. Crane Rigging & Bolt-Up: Engineered lift execution, plumb-and-align surveying, and high-strength tensioning.

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