PAD 16 — COOEC Canada

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Multidisciplinary construction and fabrication services for the PAD 16 Infill Extension, coordinating module fabrication, logistics, process piping, mechanical installation, electrical and instrumentation, testing, transportation, and field support.

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Project overview

Project

PAD 16 Infill Extension

Client

COOEC Canada

Region

Canada

Services

Fabrication, construction, mechanical, piping, E&I

Time

5000+ hours

The project involved a broad multidisciplinary scope requiring coordination between shop fabrication, logistics, process piping, mechanical installation, electrical and instrumentation activities, testing, transportation, and field support.

Canada Keli’s role was structured around integrated delivery: aligning work packages, interfaces, documentation, quality activities, and field requirements through one coordinated team.

Performance Highlights

Scope of work

The project showed particular excellence in these areas.

Schedule Recovery

Maintained strong execution velocity, outperforming target recovery lines by 1% to 2%.

01 / Timeframe

100% Safety Compliance

The project adhered to all our safety standards, boasting zero fatalities, recordable incidents, or medical cases.

02 / Safety

RFI and Engineering

Coordinated and resolved 50+ engineering RFIs, bridging design and field execution.

03 / Mechanical

QA/QC Excellence

Achieved a 0% NCR and a weld repair rate of only 0.01% over 379 completed joints.

04 / Welding

Modular Delivery

Fabricated, hydrotested and placed multiple supermodules and Alberta-built bridge modules.

05 / Modules

Client Collaboration

Worked closely with COOEC Canada inspection teams and third-party subcontractors.

06 / Communication

Clear interfaces. Controlled execution. Documented turnover.

Delivery approach

Client requirements

Coordinate multiple disciplines and project interfaces while maintaining alignment between fabrication, transportation, field activities, testing, and documentation.

Canada Keli’s solution

Use integrated planning, trade coordination, field communication, quality controls, and structured closeout to keep work packages connected through each execution stage.

Safety and quality approach

Safety planning, quality controls, inspection, testing, documentation, and turnover activities were coordinated across the work scope.

Execution across shop and field.

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Fabrication, piping, welding, inspection, and industrial execution imagery.

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Process piping

Fabrication workshop

Welding activity

Piping inspection

Industrial facility

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