Installation: We have provided a complete Installation of heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems as per plans and specifications developed by others.  FMMC is also a Silver Leed member of the Green Building Council.

Instrumentation & Control (I&C): FMMC and FMEC are proudly engaged in several instrumentation projects. The instrument technicians provide a unique skill set required to calibrate, install, and perform continuity and functional testing for a wide range of process instrumentation. Typically found on power generation projects and other Operations & Maintenance contracts on existing power plants, the I&C techs have also successfully diagnosed and corrected instrumentation and programming issues associated with multiple control systems and manufactures. Our I&C techs have installed instruments including flow elements, pressure indicators and transmitters, temperature indicators and transmitters, in-line specialties and thermowells, level and pressure transmitters, switches, controllers, control valves and multiple position actuators, and all air and water tubing and weather protective enclosures associated with a fully functional instrumentation system. Installation services also include emissions control and monitoring, or CEMS, sampling lines and systems. Most power generation projects have included the installation, programming, and start up support for DCS and PLC based control systems including HMI graphic displays and computerized systems.

Millwrights: FMMC is proud to employ millwrights. Millwrights install, repair, replace, modify and dismantle machinery and heavy equipment. Their responsibilities require a wide range of skills from understanding plans and specifications and pouring concrete to diagnosing and solving mechanical and electromechanical problems. Millwrights will handle all receiving, unloading, rigging, and assembly of rotating equipment and machinery such as turbines and pumps. To move light machinery, millwrights may use pulleys and cables. In other cases, they need hydraulics, lift trucks, cranes or other methods to position the machinery. Because they often decide what devices to use, millwrights must know the load-bearing properties of ropes, cables, hoists, cranes and other rigging apparatus and gantry systems. When assembling machinery, millwrights fit bearings, align gears, wheels, shafts and couplings, and attach motors and belts. Precision leveling and aligning may be critical in the assembly process. Consequently, millwrights must have strong mathematical skills so that they can measure angle heights, distances, and material dimensions and perform simple or complex layouts, often in three dimensions. Millwrights also use many hand and power tools, including but not limited to oxy-fuel torches, welders, machine tools, grinders, and pneumatic and electrical power tools. Increasing automation in most industries means millwrights install and maintain more sophisticated machines. The work often requires special care, calibrations, and knowledge. In addition to installing and dismantling machinery, many millwrights repair and maintain equipment. This includes preventive maintenance such as lubrication and fixing or replacing worn parts.
 

 
ASME Certified: FMMC currently holds the “S” and “U” authorization and stamps from the ASME for new construction work and an “R” authorization and stamp from National Board for repair work. These stamps allow FMMC to perform work on a variety of Boilers and Pressure vessels ranging from 3 pressure Heat Recovery Steam Generator (HRSG) assembly, repairs of existing utility boilers, repairs to chiller pressure vessels and alteration of any kind. In order to maintain these authorizations from the issuing jurisdictions, FMMC participates in a tri-annual review of our quality control procedures and practices and review of completed work with ASME and the National Board.

FMMC has utilized these authorizations on many projects including the Assembly of HRSGs at Caithness Long Island Power Station and the Empire Generating Station. We conduct repairs to existing boilers at power stations in the tri state area and have done modification work to York and Carrier chillers.