When industrial sites stay active, construction must work around them, not the other way around. GCCW Limited was trusted to work on a customized tire wash installation at Glencore’s PEP site in Northern Ontario. The job required detailed planning, strong communication, and seamless execution in a high-traffic environment.
Delivering a Turnkey Solution
We managed the entire process, from site preparation to final commissioning. The system was designed to support environmental compliance and reduce debris transfer, making it critical to site operations. Our team coordinated grading, equipment placement, and infrastructure tie-ins to get the system online without delay.
Scope of Work Included:
- Groundwork and site preparation
- Mechanical placement of the tire wash system
- Drainage, electrical, and water supply tie-ins
- Final testing, calibration, and system start-up
- All work completed during live site operations
Solving Challenges with Coordination
To succeed on a busy industrial site, you need more than technical skill, you need alignment. We worked closely with Glencore’s site teams to understand traffic patterns, schedule installation windows, and secure safe work zones without slowing production.
We also anticipated potential bottlenecks during system integration. This allowed us to adjust timelines early and maintain momentum throughout the job.
Lessons Learned: Start With Communication
This project reinforced a clear takeaway: early engagement reduces risk. By collaborating on infrastructure needs and stakeholder concerns from the start, we avoided disruptions and delivered the installation smoothly.
Today, that same collaborative approach informs every industrial project we take on.
Proven Performance Under Pressure
This installation wasn’t just about equipment; it was about making the site safer and more efficient without interrupting operations. GCCW’s work at the Glencore PEP site is a strong example of how we deliver real value through smart planning, reliable execution, and partnership-first delivery.
