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Fabrication · Welding · Erection

Steelthat holds up toinspection.

How we work
  • Fabricate

    We cut, fit and weld structural steel, tanks and piping in our own shop. We qualify the procedure before the arc is struck: once the joint is in place, fixing it is paid for in downtime.

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  • Weld

    WPS, PQR and WPQ to ASME IX and AWS D1.1: the paperwork your inspector will ask for. We qualify the joint on coupons and the welder running it, for that position and thickness.

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  • Erect

    We rig and erect on site with our own crew. You get the structure plumb and torqued, plus the nondestructive testing file —UT, MT, PT, RT, VT— signed off by an ASNT-certified inspector.

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Reach

How far
ONIX goes.

  • Anywhere in Venezuela

    The job travels

    We move the crew and the lifting equipment to your site anywhere in the country, and transport is part of the quote — it does not come back later as a separate line.

  • No geographic limit

    The engineering does not travel

    We deliver calculations, drawings and procedure qualification remotely, wherever your project is. This is the line ONIX serves outside Venezuela without moving a crew.

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Welded, tested, in service

  • Crane lifting an industrial tank inside a steel building

    01

    15,000

    barrels

    Storage tank

    A 15,000-barrel tank fabricated and welded on site, with nondestructive testing on every joint.

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  • Welder working at height with the welding arc visible

    02

    60

    meters

    Flare stack

    A 60-meter flare stack erected: sections fabricated, lifted and aligned at height over a plant that stayed in operation.

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  • Completed steel building frame in a forest clearing

    03

    750

    tons

    Industrial steel buildings

    Seven hundred and fifty tons of steel fabricated and erected: columns, trusses, purlins and roofing.

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The codes the work answers to

Five codes, and every joint answers to one.

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  • 01

    ASME

    Sections VIII and IX

    Pressure vessels and welding qualification

  • 02

    AWS

    American Welding Society

    Structural welding

  • 03

    ASNT

    Certified inspection

    Nondestructive testing and interpretation

  • 04

    API

    650 and 653

    Storage tanks: new build and in-service inspection

  • 05

    AISC

    Structural steel

    Structural analysis and design