Built for plants that can’t stay offline for long
We started working for the energy sector at a North Island thermal power station in 2002, that led to a decade-long welding maintenance contract with one of New Zealand’s major generators. That work grew into platforms, ducting parts and cut components for the site, and a major coded welding boiler repair.
Every job gets planned around your outage window and your site rules. Our design, profile cutting, fabrication and install teams all sit under one roof in Hamilton, so a drawing change doesn’t cost you a week.
Access platforms
New carbon steel platforms and modifications to existing ones.
Replacement parts
Profile-cut and fabricated spares, turned around quickly by our Profile Centre.
Outage work
Shutdown repairs planned to the hour.
Tanks & vessels
Stainless and carbon steel tanks for chemical storage and dosing, designed to your process.
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Documented quality
Weld procedures, inspection and test plans, and producer statements to your specification.
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Right first time
Rigorous 3D modelling and design procedures before we cut steel minimise rework.
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Safe on site
Tōtika prequalified, with site-specific safety plans for every install.
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One team
Consultancy to installation, with one point of contact the whole way.
Project Consultancy
We analyse your vision, develop a project roadmap and engineer the best outcome.
Design
Our design team adapts your idea into detailed plans that become engineered solutions.
Cut. Form. Build.
Precision manufacturing, assembly, installation and project management.
We partner with industry leaders setting the benchmark, and innovators looking to shape something remarkable.
Access platforms, expansion bellows, ducting sections and replacement parts, plus repair welding on pressure parts. We design, fabricate and install.
Yes. We hold AS/NZS ISO 3834-2 and SFC Construction Category 3 certification, and we supply weld procedures and inspection records with the job.
Yes. We will plan ahead with you to meet outage timeframes.
Need a team of problem-solving fabricators?