The Project:
This project involved the construction of an industrial power facility in San Diego county. The work performed included all onsite and offsite utility work, site and structural concrete, security fencing, and grading. T.B. Penick was challenged to complete this project within a five month period of time. Failure to meet the deadline would jeopardize the future of the plant, since there were certain deadlines which had to be met in order to meet public utility requirements.
The job site was located on a major thoroughfare in downtown El Cajon, between two very active businesses. It was critical that the construction work did not adversely effect the flow of customers in and out of the adjacent properties. Construction mud and debris had to be closely monitored and creative methods employed to keep the streets – and storm and sewer lines – free from construction debris.
TBP had to ensure strict compliance with local and regional government agencies including the Regional Air Quality Control Board. Additionally, a well developed and site specific Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan was required by the Water Quality Control Board prior to construction. |
