From the September issue of The Canmaker Magazine – Being able to predict when equipment on canmaking lines is likely to fail with better precision is expected to help a new beverage can plant be more competitive. Rick Pendrous reports
Roeslein & Associates, Inc. Supplier Profile
As seen in the August Supplier Profile Issue of CanTech Magazine.
Overview
Roeslein & Associates, Inc. is the industry leader in engineering, procurement, manufacturing, and construction services. With 30 years of experience in turnkey project execution and over 1 million sq. ft. of fabrication space located across North America, South America, Europe, and Asia, Roeslein has remained at the forefront of the latest advances in technology, modularization, and unitization.
Differentiating itself from its competitors, Roeslein provides complete solutions for the integration of canmaking equipment, conveyance, and ancillary systems.
Pride Conveyance Systems Supplier Profile
As seen in the August Supplier Profile Issue of CanTech Magazine.
Overview
The growth of Pride Conveyance Systems: A Roeslein Company is directly linked to an absolute commitment to meet customer’s expectations through flexible attitudes, responsiveness, and proven expertise. With a highly skilled workforce, installation teams are uniquely developed from manufacturing facility crews allowing installers to have both conveyance manufacturing and installation experience. The combination of these skills shortens the installation period and allows for customers to see a faster return on their investment.
Inductive Automation Designates Roeslein as Enterprise Integrator
Published by Inductive Automation
Written by Jim Meyers
Inductive Automation has named Roeslein & Associates as a new member of its Enterprise Integrator Program. Inductive Automation defines Enterprise Integrators as those with a high level of Ignition certification, a global presence, the ability to take on enterprise-wide projects, and 250 or more engineers, among other requirements.
One of St. Louis’ largest private companies buys Polish construction firm
Published in St. Louis Business Journal
Written by Dianne Barr
Roeslein & Associates, a global provider of engineering, modular fabrication and construction services, has acquired Debno, Poland-based MCS Technology as part of its ongoing regional expansion.
MCS is a fabrication and construction company founded in 2015, and Roeslein has been using its services for several years on projects in the container manufacturing, packaging distribution and petrochemical industries, officials said Friday. Roeslein serves both the container manufacturing industry and the process and energy sectors.
St. Louis’ Roeslein helping world’s biggest pork producer reduce its carbon footprint
Published in St. Louis Post Dispatch
Written by Bryce Gray
The biggest corporate owner of Missouri pig farms is launching a nationwide expansion of its plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions and capture renewable natural gas from its hog manure – efforts that, in Missouri, will continue to be led by a St. Louis company partnered with them.
Smithfield Foods Announces Landmark Investment to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Published by Smithfield Foods, Inc.
Written By Lisa Martin
Global Food Company Expands “Manure-To-Energy” and Other Renewables Projects in North Carolina, Missouri, and Utah
Smithfield Foods, Inc. is pleased to announce, through the nationwide expansion of Smithfield Renewables, innovative projects designed to help meet its goal to reduce the company’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions 25 percent by 2025, which it set in concert with the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF). This month marks the one-year anniversary of Smithfield Renewables.
Owners Are Reluctant to Use Prefab and Modular Options, Study Says
Published in Engineering News-Record
Written by Jim Parsons
As prefabrication, modularization and other off-site construction techniques gain favor among contractors, a new study suggests that a substantial percentage of owners appear reluctant to adopt—or even explore—these methods for their own projects. And that could well pose an obstacle for builders trying to use these techniques to improve productivity and bridge the shortfall in skilled craft labor.
Expanding its Reach
Published in Energy & Mining International Magazine
Written by Janice Hoppe
Roeslein & Associates recently completed a $4 million expansion to its fabrication facility that will aid in its plans to continue growing and staying diversified after 25 years of providing engineering, fabrication and construction management services. “The 25th anniversary is an important milestone to all of us here at Roeslein because our very first customer is still a customer of ours today,” says John DeMoulin, director of business development and marketing. “We have never lost a customer over a 25-year period and that is something we should all be proud of.”
Towards Smart Factories
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