Pipe Rack Renovation-Lead Based Pain Removal
May 2011 ($3.0M)
Barceloneta – Puerto Rico
Cockram was engaged by Pfizer Manufacturing Facility in Barceloneta to conduct a structural evaluation of the existing pipe rack built in 1972. The purpose of the evaluation was to review the original design drawings and conduct visual inspections to assess the physical condition of the structural members and structural integrity of the pipe rack. Cockram assessed the existing loads on the pipe rack in order to verify if it meets the original design limits and reviewed if pipe rack has capacity to support additional pipes. We concluded that the pipe rack shows severe corrosion and needs to be repaired to maintain the integrity of pipe rack. Cockram proposed a five step remediation program for each pipe rack section.
Lilly Plant Demolition
Dec 2007 ($7.8M)
Mayaguez- Puerto Rico
Cockram was engaged by Lilly to represent the client and provide Construction Management services for the Mayaguez Equipment Salvage Facility Recovery. Our team provided the management & implementation of our safety and environmental program and provided project accounting services on behalf of Lilly.
The project consisted in demo all production building that were not going to be in operation any more, also all tanks from the tank farm area were removed, all the equipment from the building also were removed before the building was demo. More that the half of the plant was demo.
Our team prepared and direct weekly Environmental Health and Safety meetings, were responsible to preparing monthly reports, approving EQB manifests, storm water control program, waste disposal management plan, performed the audits to identify noncompliance areas and implement corrective actions. Conduct regulars Safety and Health audits and inspections to the construction site and contractors workshops to report findings.
Lilly API Plant Retro fit
July 2007
Combined phase 1,2,3
value (US $132.0M)
Guayama – Puerto Rico
Cockram provided the full range of services over the 3 phase project program to retrofit an idle existing API facility. The scope
of projects included in demolition, rooms retrofit, new equipment installation, new pipe rack, utilities upgrades and instrumentation
modifications. Cockram role commenced with client representative leading the Engineering phase of the project. We also provide
Full Agency CM for phase 1 and 2 of the project. The general scope for Phase 1 included demolition, equipment installation, piping, instrumentation modifications, and architectural modifications around the existing charge room & filter dryer room. The Phase 1 scope also included the necessary tie-ins and planning for future Phase II scope to minimize shut downs and interference when Phase I is in production. Phase II scope includes new structural & architectural alterations and installation of 4 new reactors, filter dryer and conveying & charging systems. To support the increase in capacity for Phase II the following changes will be required: We provided quality assurance and cost controls for the phase 3 project.
Lilly del Caribe Dry Products Compression Suites
August 2005 (US$13.8M)
Carolina – Puerto Rico
Cockram was engaged by Lilly to represent the client and provide Construction Management services for the Encapsulation Suites and Material Movement Corridor for a biotech facility. Our team supervised the construction works using a General Contractor, implemented the safety program, provided scheduling and cost control services and also managed the trade contracts on behalf of Lilly. The Cockram team then continued to provide start-up and validation assistance to the plant team carrying out the Commissioning & Qualification activities.
API Reactor Replacement
Dec 2004 ($5.0M)
Arecibo- Puerto Rico
Cockram have been awarded this fast track, multi staged API facility product expansion project. Due to the need to introduce new products to the existing facility, the scope consisted of new piping/controls and replacement of two reactors.
The project are run in multi shut down phases and staged engineering release, all to match the existing production capacity and tight product introduction time frame.
The Construction Management at risk execution consisted of acquiring suitable contractors, arranging tender packages, bid analysis, site supervision, safety management, cost control and contract administration, commissioning/start-up, validation support and site supervision.
