Subcontracted Tank Assembly Labor
M Built Tanks provides skilled crews for the field assembly of factory-coated bolted steel flat-panel tanks. Our work is performed within the scope, schedule, procedures, and requirements established by the contracting party.
Tank Assembly Labor
Hands-on work involving panel positioning, alignment, sealing, bolting, material staging, equipment operation, and other defined assembly tasks.
Applications Supported
Field labor for tanks used in potable water, cooling water, fire-protection water, process water, wastewater, and leachate applications.
Crew Qualifications & Safety
OSHA-trained leadership, hands-on tank-assembly experience, and practical field knowledge focused on safe, accountable work.
Questions About Our Capabilities
The approved scope may include material receiving and staging, panel positioning, sealant application, bolting, shell assembly, equipment operation, field supervision, jobsite coordination, roof or cover work, and installation of specified ladders, platforms, or access components.
The exact responsibilities vary by project and should be confirmed in the contract documents.
Preparation begins with reviewing the available drawings, specifications, schedule, site requirements, access conditions, equipment needs, and assigned responsibilities. This helps the crew understand how its work fits into the larger project and identify information that must be clarified before mobilization.
Yes. M Built Tanks can perform a defined field scope under a general contractor, EPC firm, tank manufacturer, owner, or other project partner. Responsibility boundaries, communication channels, document control, and schedule expectations should be established before work begins.
The company’s primary service is field assembly. Tank manufacturing, panel supply, coating specifications, accessories, freight, and procurement are generally managed by other project parties unless the project agreement assigns a specific responsibility to M Built Tanks.
M Built Tanks is built around practical tank-building knowledge and experienced construction and safety leadership. The focus is on understanding the approved scope, preparing the crew, maintaining communication, and carrying out careful assembly within the project schedule.