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There’s some serious groundwork underway at the Mill Creek 5 NCGG project in Louisville, Kentucky. Last month, the team completed early site excavations and began installing underground utilities. Crews also started preparations for major foundation work to begin pouring early next year. The site welcomed its first large piece of equipment this week, a Liebherr 1300 crawler crane that will be used to construct a tower crane at the end of the month. Civil, electrical and pipe teams also began underground duct bank and pipe work. “Our office complex is fully assembled and nearly 100% operational. Mass import operations are in full swing. This brings ample opportunities for talented electricians, pipefitters and operators — and there will only be more to come,” said Construction Manager Eric Thoendel. Congrats to the project team on their progress so far. Learn more about the project and browse the full job listings by downloading the TIC Craft News App: https://bit.ly/3uutK0t

⌛From the TIC time vault. In 2013, TIC expanded the Tioga Gas Plant, converting it into a cryogenic gas processing facility and boosting its capacity from 100 to 250 million cubic feet per day, making it one of North Dakota’s largest at the time. TIC's scope included removing the existing flare system, foundations, grading, paving, piping, insulation, fireproofing, erecting the steel pipe rack and buildings, and installing a new flare system and large equipment. The team was met with a tight site footprint, blizzard-like conditions and sub-zero temperatures. This unique project is a testament to the dedication and skill of the TIC employees who made it a success.

Congratulations to the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant’s (WIPP) Safety Significant Confinement Ventilation System (SSCVS) Project team for a job done well. TIC recently completed on-time construction of the SSCVS at the Department of Energy’s WIPP. TIC is a SSCVS subcontractor at WIPP. The WIPP site is a deep geological repository for transuranic (TRU) nuclear waste generated in support of our national defense by other DOE sites around the country. WIPP site operations mine an ancient salt formation 2,150 feet below the surface to create storage areas for TRU waste containers. The new SSCVS will significantly enhance airflow quality in the underground areas with a new high efficiency particulate air (HEPA) ventilation system, enabling simultaneous mining, waste placement and mining operations. TIC’s established NQA-1 quality program and realigned efforts with major vendors, following their bid-build project recovery assignment, quickly mobilized self-perform craft and equipment to mitigate project delays. They effectively applied resources in the remote yet competitive labor market of New Mexico.

This Labor Day, we want to thank all of our people for the great work they do. Because of them, we are able to provide world-class construction services and deliver impactful projects. Have a safe and happy holiday.

This month, the JKJV project in Orange, Texas, is ramping up with the start of anchor bolts-up operations. This phase calls for a variety of skilled craft workers to help build the world-class integrated polymers facility. TIC currently has openings at the project for electricians, pipefitters, welders, ironworkers, mechanics, millwrights and laborers. "We’re looking for passionate construction professionals to join our amazing team. We’re excited to bring more people on board." - Pipe Superintendent Justin Sellers. Hear more from the project team in the clip below. Text the TIC job hotline at 833-281-5273, visit us online at http://ticcraftjobs.com or download the TIC Craft News App to learn more about our current openings and to create or update your craft job profile.

This month, the JKJV project in Orange, Texas, is ramping up with the start of anchor bolts-up operations. This phase calls for a variety of skilled craft workers to help build the world-class integrated polymers facility. TIC currently has openings at the project for electricians, pipefitters, welders, ironworkers, mechanics, millwrights and laborers. "We’re looking for passionate construction professionals to join our amazing team. We’re excited to bring more people on board." - Pipe Superintendent Justin Sellers. Hear more from the project team in the clip below. Text the TIC job hotline at 833-281-5273, visit us online at http://ticcraftjobs.com or download the TIC Craft News App to learn more about our current openings and to create or update your craft job profile.

The future is bright for solar work! Next month, TIC breaks ground on the Clover Creek Solar Farm project in Scottsburg, Virginia. The solar plant will generate over 90 megawatts of renewable energy daily, powering Halifax County and surrounding communities. “This project is packed with potential for growth and advancement for all employees,” says Project Manager Cesar Navarro. “Building on the success of the nearby Piney Creek Solar project, we’re committed to delivering further excellence and becoming the contractor of choice for future solar work.” Clover Creek is slated for substantial completion by December 2026. We’re seeking several craft disciplines including civil positions, operators and laborers . Interested in joining the team? Text the TIC job hotline at 833-281-5273, visit us online at http://ticcraftjobs.com or download the TIC Craft News App to learn more about our current openings and to create or update your craft job profile.

Back-to-school time is here! Recently, the Orange County Advanced Power Station Project team came together to collect school supplies for the local Bridge City School District. TIC employees collected supplies for pre-K through eighth grade students. From nap mats to headphones, backpacks and classroom essentials, their generous donations equip students with materials to help them thrive in the classroom. Thank you to the project team for their contributions and for supporting their local community!

This month, TIC and the National Construction Center for Education and Research (NCCER) collaborated to launch a Spanish-translated offering of NCCER’s Power Line Worker: Substation Level 2 training. This training covers essential skills for safe power line work on substations, including electrical concepts, concrete, rigging, system protection and controls, and more. This is the second time TIC has worked with NCCER to provide accessible, inclusive training available in both English and Spanish. Learn more about the Power Line Worker Substation Program: https://bit.ly/3M61dmW