Safety-Centered Culture
We strive for zero harm by actively caring for ourselves and others. Safety, in all that we do, is our number one core value and primary focus as a company. It is at the forefront of our culture, caring for our employees and their well-being. It begins with individual responsibility and accountability and extending that to caring for our co-workers and all of our employees along with those of our customers.
Our safety culture has an overarching principle of people-based safety. This hinges on behaviors and attitudes toward providing a safe environment for everyone.
Safety-Centered Culture
We strive for zero harm by actively caring for ourselves and others. Safety, in all that we do, is our number one core value and primary focus as a company. It is at the forefront of our culture, caring for our employees and their well-being. It begins with individual responsibility and accountability and extending that to caring for our co-workers and all of our employees along with those of our customers.
Our safety culture has an overarching principle of people-based safety. This hinges on behaviors and attitudes toward providing a safe environment for everyone.
Our Processes and Programs
All new employees complete a safety orientation prior to performing any work-related activities. The orientation is designed to provide employees with the knowledge and tools necessary to work safely on our projects.
It is crucial for our team members to understand that hazards exist in the workplace and any identified hazard should be eliminated or controlled. The HITWalk program is designed to engage all levels of a team to proactively identify and eliminate or control hazards.
Prior to the start of a project, pre-job planning allows our teams to collaborate in an effort to reduce injury potential and risk, ensure compliance with regulatory and client/owner requirements, and effectively implement the overall safety program. This activity helps promote a safer and healthier working environment for every team member.
CDSI is a craft-led team that represents each team member on our projects. This team voices issues, challenges, and concerns directly to our management and upholds our culture where everyone has a voice and takes ownership in our safety program.
MULTI DISCIPLINED
APPROACH
A Team of Many Trades
Our robust team of multi-craft union employees has the knowledge and experience to deliver services across various building trades including:
Boilermakers
Pipefitters / Plumbers
Electricians
Ironworkers
Millwrights
Laborers
Teamsters
Sheet Metal Workers
Cement Finishers
Operating Engineers
Carpenters
Roofers
A Team of Many Trades
Our robust team of multi-craft union employees has the knowledge and experience to deliver services across various building trades including:
Boilermakers
Pipefitters / Plumbers
Electricians
Ironworkers
Millwrights
Laborers
Teamsters
Cement Finishers
Operating Engineers
Carpenters
Roofers
Sheet Metal Workers
Sterling has extensive experience working under National Maintenance Agreements such as the National Construction Agreement, General Presidents’ Project Maintenance Agreement, Project Specific Project Labor Agreements, Local Collective Bargaining Agreements, TVA Project Management and Modification Agreement, and Southern Company Maintenance and Modification Agreement. We pride ourselves on establishing and maintaining good labor relations with our labor partners and actively support labor/management efforts at the local, regional, and national levels.
Services for the
Project Life Cycle
Construction
Our customer-centered approach begins before the
bid process even starts. We listen to our clients to
better understand their vision. We are then able to
utilize our multi-craft workforce and expertise to
deliver a project that’s on time and within budget.
Civil & Boilermaker Construction
Building Construction
Piping Systems
Industrial Piping & Millwright
Electrical & Instrumentation
Mechanical Equipment Installation
Structural Steel Erection
Environmental
Heavy Lifting & Rigging
Data & Fiber
Operated Equipment Services
Services for the
Project Life Cycle
Construction
Our customer-centered approach begins before the bid process even starts. We listen to our clients to better understand their vision. We are then able to
utilize our multi-craft workforce and expertise to deliver a project that’s on time and within budget.
Civil & Boilermaker Construction
Building Construction
Piping Systems
Industrial Piping & Millwright
Electrical & Instrumentation
Mechanical Equipment Installation
Structural Steel Erection
Environmental
Heavy Lifting & Rigging
Data & Fiber
Fabrication
With a focus on innovation and a dedication to customer satisfaction, we partner with our sister companies, Triad Fabricators and Onyett Fabricators, to provide each of our clients custom fabricated metal products for their projects.
Heavy Plate & Structural
CNC Machining
Tanks & Pressure Vessels
Equipment Repairs
Fabrication
With a focus on innovation and a dedication to customer satisfaction, we partner with our sister companies, Triad Fabricators and Onyett Fabricators, to provide each of our clients custom fabricated metal products for their projects.
Heavy Plate & Structural
CNC Machining
Tanks & Pressure Vessels
Equipment Repairs
Maintenance & Service
Our maintenance and service team offers our clients fast and professional service 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Whether for planned outages or unexpected repairs, our team can meet critical schedule requirements while maintaining exceptional quality.
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Routine & 24/7 Emergency
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Boiler Maintenance & Repair
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HVAC Services
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Electrical Services
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Plumbing Services
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Sheet Metal Services
Maintenance & Service
Our maintenance and service team offers our clients fast and professional service 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Whether for planned outages or unexpected repairs, our team can meet critical schedule requirements while maintaining exceptional quality.
Routine & 24/7 Emergency
Boiler Maintenance & Repair
HVAC Services
Electrical Services
Plumbing Services
Sheet Metal Services
QUALITY-DRIVEN
PHILOSOPHY
Excellent quality control coupled with Sterling Industrial’s knowledge, skills, and experience produces high quality projects time and time again. Employee team spirit, motivation, and integrity support the approach that no job is too big or too small to be completed correctly, on time, and within budget. This quality-minded attitude drives the behaviors that make Sterling a leader in the industry. Sterling Industrial has held our ASME and NBBI Certificates of Authorization to perform work for over 40 years. Our Certificates of Authorization allow us to manufacture and assemble power boilers and power piping, and manufacture Division 1 and 2 pressure vessels. We also hold “R” Stamp Authorization for Metallic Repairs and Alterations at our shop and field locations and “NB” Certificate of Authorization for the Registration of Boilers and Division 1 and 2 Pressure Vessels.
Sterling has an extensive welding program with nearly 900 Welding Procedure Specifications (WPSs) qualified from over 400 Procedure Qualification Records (PQRs) for welding:
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Aluminum
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Low strength steel
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Low alloy steel
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High alloy steel
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High strength and abrasion resistant steels
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Austenitic and ferritic stainless steels
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Hastelloy type steels
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Duplex stainless steels (high Chromium/nickel)
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Titanium
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Exotic Nickel Alloys
Sterling has an extensive welding program with nearly 900 Welding Procedure Specifications (WPSs) qualified from over 400 Procedure Qualification Records (PQRs) for welding:
Aluminum
Low strength steel
Low alloy steel
High alloy steel
High strength and abrasion resistant steels
Austenitic and ferritic stainless steels
Hastelloy type steels
Duplex stainless steels (high Chromium/nickel)
Titanium
Other codes and standards we have worked with include but are not limited to:
AISC – American Institute of Steel Construction 303, 360, and 341
API – American Petroleum Institute
ASME – B31.1 Power Piping
ASME – B31.3 Process Piping
ASME – B31.8 Gas Transmission and Distribution Piping Systems
ASME – STS-1 Steel Stacks
AWS – American Welding Society D1.1 Welding Code
AWWA – American Water Works Association D100
NFPA – National Fire Protection Association
RCSC – Research Council on Structural Connections (High Strength Structural Bolting)
ASME – Section 1, Construction of Power Boilers
ASME – Section VIII, Division I, Construction of Pressure Vessels.
ASME – Section VIII, Division 2, Construction of Pressure Vessels Alternative Rules
Other codes and standards we have worked with include but are not limited to:
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AISC – American Institute of Steel Construction 303, 360, and 341
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API – American Petroleum Institute
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ASME – B31.1 Power Piping
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ASME – B31.3 Process Piping
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ASME – B31.8 Gas Transmission and Distribution Piping Systems
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ASME – STS-1 Steel Stacks
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AWS – American Welding Society D1.1 Welding Code
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AWWA – American Water Works Association D100
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NFPA – National Fire Protection Association
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RCSC – Research Council on Structural Connections (High Strength Structural Bolting)
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ASME – Section 1, Construction of Power Boilers
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ASME – Section VIII, Division I, Construction of Pressure Vessels.
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ASME – Section VIII, Division 2, Construction of Pressure Vessels Alternative Rules
