Power Plant Construction Management
Construction Engineering Management for power plants is an essential part of any capital improvement project, big or small. NAES understands that owners and executives of power plants do not have the time or energy to spend finding contractors, designing plans, or overseeing construction. That’s why we have our highly trained Construction Management team.
NAES Construction Engineering Management coordinates activities, maintains schedules, tracks costs of the project, oversees safety standards, and finds and implements resources on the plant owner’s behalf. Whether it’s building an entirely new plant or a small-scale remodel, our team understands the requirements and processes of construction. NAES operates a majority of the private power plants in the US, which allows us to recommend specific modifications to optimize the project and minimize cost to our customers. This makes us the best choice for your construction management needs.
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Coordination
It takes a well-coordinated team to make sure construction projects are properly planned, they stay on track, and that they are successfully implemented. Many people believe they can go through the construction process alone, but this assumption usually leads to mistakes and missed opportunities. It is important to use a trusted power plant construction management group such as NAES to ensure ideal results.
Accountability
From scheduling to budgeting and safety oversight to resource tracking, NAES Engineering has you covered. Proper tracking is critical to a successful construction management platform. Due to our extensive experience with construction of power plants, we know exactly how to manage the logistics behind these large-scale projects.
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Rising Above the Rest
NAES Construction Engineering is your go-to guru of construction management because we have vast experience within the power plant industry. We can help steer the plant towards lower costs of operation with small changes during construction. And we learned these tips and tricks during our nearly 40 years working in all areas of the power industry. Our specific knowledge and experience operating and maintaining plants helps us review construction designs and optimize the plant’s operability. These steps benefit the plant owners and plant managers by reducing safety risks, improving operations, and decreasing unscheduled down time.
