Projects & field work
The work,
written up
Scopes of the kind we run every week across the Ship Channel corridor, written the way we would hand them over — what was installed, what was checked, and what the plant got back at turnover.
Representative scopes
Jobs like yours
Each one lists the scope of work in plain terms so you can compare it against what you need priced.
From the jobs
Our work, as it looks on site
Photographs from the jobs — a unit going up under the crane, a switchgear line-up landed and terminated, a 480 volt room readied for energization, crews on overhead distribution, and electricians working panels inside a structure. Client names are left off every one of these; the work is what we show.
A unit going up under a lattice-boom crane. This is the setting most of our crews work in — the site mid-construction, standing work at scale. 
A switchgear line-up landed and terminated, section by section — compartments, breaker handles and the protective devices squared away. 
A 480 volt electrical room left the way an operations group wants to find it: gear set, identified and ready to be energized. 
A crew in a lift on overhead distribution at a pole with a transformer bank and primary connections. 
Electricians on a panel and junction boxes inside an industrial structure — the trade work, at the equipment.
How the work is staffed
Our own hands, our own gear
Plant Wide Services runs its own crews and its own test equipment. The people who show up at your gate are ours, with our supervision on site — not a brokered badge from a list.
Meters & test gear
Multimeters, loop calibrators, milliamp and HART communicators, and meggers ride out with the crew, so a motor check or a loop check does not wait on a return trip to the shop.
Hand tools & termination kits
Termination, cable prep, conduit bending and raceway tools loaded per crew, sized to the scope they are dispatched to.
Material & small spares
Fittings, lugs, glands and the common consumables a scope burns through, cut down on return trips during a window.
Where we work
Yard to the unit, same day
Serving refineries, chemical plants, terminals and tank farms across Houston, Pasadena, Deer Park and La Porte, Texas.
Short travel is part of why a small scope gets done in a day. Send the site address with the scope and we will tell you how fast we can be at your gate.
Need a crew on site?
Send the unit, the tag numbers and the window. We will tell you what we can commit and when we can be on site.