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Steel Erection
Superior Steel’s Erection division has safely erected projects of all types and complexity. We have the equipment to solve any lifting problem. Whether its a 40 ton crane erecting a small project or three 150 ton cranes to erect trusses at a C5 Hangar or the Kentucky Expo Center.
We have full time experienced personnel who maintain, transport and setup our cranes. This allows us to quickly respond to customers needs.
SSI is an AISC Certified Erector. The certification is for Certified Steel Erector and Advanced Certified Steel Erector. AISC Certification sets the quality standard for the steel industry and is the most recognized national quality Certification program for the structural steel industry. Companies that are AISC Certified have been through a rigorous initial evaluation, and are subject to annual reviews by an independent auditing company. The annual audit confirms that Superior Steel has the personnel, knowledge, organization, equipment, experience, capability, procedures, and commitment to produce the required quality of work for a given Certification category.
The Certification insures the erector has quality systems in place including the following:
A written safety plan
Compliant with governmental regulations, is understood and implemented by supervision and the erection crew
All welders are qualified
per American Welding Society (AWS) D1.1. Written welding procedures, compliant with AWS specifications are available and used by welders.
Written bolt tightening procedures
compliant with the Research Council on Structural Connections (RCSC) specifications, are in place and used.
A written procedure for fall protection
is periodically monitored and recorded by a person trained in fall protection and authorized to require needed corrections.
Crane operators are CCO certified
or equivalently trained and/or experienced.
Project-specific erection plans
with hoisting and erection requirements are communicated and implemented in the field.