NorCal President Terry James, Project Director Carlin Davis and Project Manager Alex Banzy orchestrated the visit of 9 individuals from Murray Company’s first CO-based project, Agilent. Our special guests flew in from Denver to LAX on a de-iced plane on Thursday, January 9th and wow, were they impressed at what they saw in Rancho Dominguez!
The afternoon kicked off with a meet & greet session and lunch with some of MC’s leadership team. The Colorado/NorCal branch hosts including NorCal President Terry James and Project Manager Alex Banzy provided an overview of the Modular Panels Fabrication Process; the highly customized, specialty panels that are being fabricated specifically for this project. The group then toured the entire fabrication space including the Advanced Technologies Building where much of the project fabrication space is being done including spool welding and more.
After touring Murray Company’s Fab Shop and operations at Corporate, our Agilent and Turner Construction, the GC on the job, had many of their questions answered, confirmation and affirmation of why they selected Murray Company to partner on this complex job.
Top right: Terry James and Omar Ruiz of Turner Construction. op Right: MC’s Phil Hancock and Ray review some drawings for the Agilent project. Bottom Left: These custom panels were the centerpiece of the tour; they are designed specifically for this client and are very unique. Bottom right: Sean Moody takes a break from welding to snap a quick pic.
Above: Valves ready for Fabrication.
Top right: Agilent/Turner clients tour the Advanced Tech building and see hundreds of valves on display for their project. Top right: Superintendent Steve Upton chats with Jose in Advanced Tech. Bottom Right: Agilent’s QA/QC Manager Mary Beth Gibson takes a close look at the pressure regulators. Bottom: Jesus Corral and Hunter Jensen are challenged to a friendly game of rock paper scissors.
That’s a wrap! Murray Company’s special guests were thoroughly impressed with the warm welcome, hospitality and the impressive fabrication space. They experienced and witnessed so much more than they anticipated at the front end of this trip to CA; mission complete!
