Restoring critical plant operations after a fire—through rapid engineering and field execution.
A construction-related fire in a hazardous area destroyed an electrical room and critical equipment. IPS immediately mobilized to stabilize the facility, determine replacement needs, and build a path back to operation.
24 HOURS
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Identify and reroute The team rerouted power from an unaffected electrical room and identified all required replacement equipment within the first day.
48 HOURS
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Secure critical material Vendors were engaged immediately and the IPS supply chain secured expedited equipment delivery—even over a weekend.
DAY 04
Restore plant operations Coordinated engineering, construction, testing, and startup returned the plant to service in four days.
Impact + Highlights
Infrastructure built to move water where it is needed.
Time-critical decisions and coordinated execution dramatically reduced operational downtime.
24HR
EQUIPMENT NEEDS IDENTIFIED
48HR
REPLACEMENT MATERIAL SECURED
4 DAYS
PLANT OPERATIONS RESTORED
0
SAFETY INCIDENTS
Specialized Services
Built to perform under pressure.
IPS combined field engineering, electrical construction, panel-shop support, vendor coordination, commissioning, and troubleshooting into one unified recovery effort. Contingency planning and rapid procurement kept progress moving despite an exceptionally compressed schedule.
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Electrical Construction
Installation of conduit, conductors, equipment, and supporting electrical infrastructure.
02
Manufacturing Services
Panel-shop support aligned with field requirements and project sequencing.
03
Design Services
Practical electrical design coordinated around equipment, constructability, and operations.
04
Field Control Services
Instrumentation, controls integration, testing, and startup support in the field.