Pipe Fabrication

The installation of new load skids and pipework has been undertaken by Kee Engineering at a facility located in Thatcham. Kee Engineering previously stripped out an old top-load arrangement from a site in Thatcham. After stripping out the previous top-load equipment along with the access platform, the site was prepared for the construction of the

Kee Engineering is currently undertaking a large scale installation project at Leeds Bradford Airport which involves the construction of two bulk storage tanks along with the associated access systems and piping systems. The first part of this installation project was the construction of walkways, ladders for access and the installation of new inspection hatch and

Kee Engineering designed and fabricated a custom-built access platform to give workers a safer route around current equipment. The platform was built on-site as per the available area, the installed equipment and the clients needs/requirements. Project Description Works Included: Measurement and Planning On-Site Designing and Fabricating the Custom-Made Access Platform Creating the Steel Support System

Kee Engineering carried out fabrication work and pipework at a manufacturing plant in Dudley to support the fit-out of four stainless steel tanks. Works included the site-welding of stainless-steel pipework to connect the tanks and the installation of screwed (screw-in) pipework for steam supply and condensate return. Project Description Works Included: Stainless Steel Pipework Welding

Precision Fabrication, Built In-House This project demonstrates Kee Engineering’s ability to deliver complete fabrication and on-site installation works within a live industrial environment. The scope extended beyond cabinet manufacture alone, incorporating new pipework runs, break-ins, welding, and final integration with existing fuel infrastructure. By controlling both workshop fabrication and site installation, we ensured accuracy, efficiency,

Controlled Upgrade of Existing Infrastructure This project involved the removal of existing pipework and the installation of a new skid and associated pipework within a live industrial environment. The works required careful planning and sequencing to ensure existing systems were safely isolated, removed, and replaced without unnecessary disruption. All works were carried out on site

This project involved the fabrication and installation of a new 6” gas main to supply a new gas booster, tying directly into pre-existing pipework. While installing new pipework in isolation is straightforward, integrating into an existing system presents a different set of challenges – particularly where layout, elevations, and fixed connection points cannot be altered.

Just over three days on site for this one, with roughly 160 metres of new pipework installed from end to end. The scope centred around removing redundant runs and installing new pipework across the site, tying into an existing system that wasn’t designed with easy upgrades in mind. Integrating new pipework into older installations is