AIM maintains a full-time staff of erecting professionals, ironworkers, structural engineers, superintendents and project managers. Our erecting capability is improved by our in-house engineering, scheduling, detailing and fabrication supervision ability. Our ironworkers are experts in erecting commercial, industrial and institutional structures, regardless of their size or complexity, and in performing quality industrial maintenance work. Our experience means time and cost savings for you.

• Structural Steel Consulting
• Building Renovations & Upgrades
• Dining Facilities
• Fire Stations
• Hospitals & Medical Center Facilities
• Housing & Barracks Facilities
• Hangers
• Design Build
• Pre-engineered Metal Buildings
• Retail
• Plant Production

Over 1000 tons to as small as 20 tons.

• Structural Steel
• Miscellaneous Steel
• Stairs & Railing
• Large Structural Canopy
• Decking & Joists
• Facade Systems
• Floor Systems & Wall Systems
• Pre-engineered Building Erection

Our detailers utilize the industry's most sophisticated software that gives them State-of-the-art automated detailing and structural modeling.

Our sales and estimating team evaluates the project in design, giving suggestions to the contractor and owner involving pricing, value engineering, and pre-staging of equipment. This allows the customer to design the job with an informed perspective on the effects of the structural steel and price.

AIM understands and executes our role in effecting safety as required by each project's safety plan, OSHA, SENRAC (Steel Erection Negotiated Rulemaking Advisory Committee) rules, and the U.S. Department of Labor.
We train our employees (i.e. CDZ, rigging, etc) and follow up through weekly safety meetings, videos, publications, seminars, etc. This enables them to observe and implement safety rules as described in our Safety Program and Handbook. The handbook, along with the overall company policy, is issued to them upon hire.

ESTIMATORS
Estimators are to provide accurate projections of quantities, as well as the costs of construction materials, labor, and equipment that is required to complete a project.

PROJECT ENGINEERS
AIM project engineers are active in the area of scheduling, cost engineering, subcontract coordination, and general project management.

PROJECT MANAGERS
Project managers supervise all activities related to contracts, change orders, submittals, procurement, and schedules. They are essentially responsible for the administrative and technical support of projects.

SUPERINTENDENTS/FOREMEN
The functions of a superintendent are supervising all construction in the field and making sure the work is completed in a timely and cost-effective manner. They are also responsible for safety and quality control procedures at the work site.