WHERE OUR WORK APPLIES

PLG’s foundation remains marine and shipbuilding. We are expanding the application of our workforce and industrial-service capabilities into additional asset-intensive markets. Each opportunity is evaluated against scope, qualifications, location, schedule, and customer requirements.

Core Market: Marine & Shipbuilding

Marine and shipbuilding remain core PLG markets. Our workforce and direct-service capabilities support shipyard production, vessel repair, fabrication, coatings, scaffolding, maintenance, and related project requirements.

New Construction

Vessel Repair and Modernization

Dockside and Topside Work

 Shop Fabrication

Growth Markets: Broader Industry

The trades that build and repair ships are the same trades that keep plants, refineries, and energy facilities running.

 

We’re extending our capabilities into:

Refining

Refinery construction and maintenance can call for skilled trades, fabrication, coatings, scaffolding, insulation, and repair support. PLG is positioning these capabilities to support appropriate refinery requirements, including planned maintenance and turnaround scopes.

Petrochemical

PLG is positioning its workforce and direct-service capabilities for petrochemical construction, maintenance, and repair requirements. Potential scopes include fabrication, coatings, scaffolding, insulation, and field repair, subject to facility requirements and scope review.

Oil & Gas

PLG evaluates oil and gas opportunities where skilled trades, fabrication, coatings, scaffolding, insulation, and repair capabilities fit the work. Share the asset type, location, schedule, and qualification requirements so we can assess the proposed scope.

LNG

PLG is pursuing opportunities to apply its workforce and industrial-service capabilities to suitable LNG construction and maintenance requirements. The fit for each assignment depends on the work scope, facility requirements, personnel qualifications, and schedule.

Power Generation

PLG is positioned to pursue selected workforce, fabrication, scaffolding, insulation, and field-repair opportunities in power generation. Each request is reviewed against the equipment, work environment, qualifications, and customer requirements involved.

Heavy Manufacturing

PLG’s skilled trades and direct industrial services are applicable to production support, fabrication, maintenance, and repair requirements in heavy manufacturing. We evaluate workforce needs and defined project scopes based on the customer’s facility and operating requirements.

 Mining & Minerals 

PLG evaluates opportunities to apply skilled-trades, fabrication, coatings, and repair capabilities to mining and minerals operations. Equipment, site conditions, qualifications, and the proposed work scope determine whether a project is an appropriate fit.

 Infrastructure

PLG considers infrastructure opportunities where its skilled-trades, fabrication, coatings, scaffolding, and repair capabilities match a defined scope. Discuss the asset, location, customer requirements, and schedule with PLG to assess capability fit.

Industrial Construction

Industrial construction is a project environment for both workforce support and defined direct-service scopes. PLG is positioned to support appropriate requirements involving skilled trades, fabrication, coatings, scaffolding, insulation, and field work.

Maintenance, Shutdowns & Turnarounds

Maintenance events, shutdowns, and turnarounds bring time-specific workforce and direct-service requirements across several industries. PLG is positioned to support appropriate scopes involving skilled trades, fabrication, coatings, scaffolding, insulation, and field repair. Share your planned work window and requirements early so the available support can be evaluated.

Other Asset-Intensive Industries

PLG evaluates additional industrial opportunities based on scope, qualifications, geography, schedule, and customer requirements. Tell us about your facility or project so we can determine where our capabilities are a practical fit.

 

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