Cargill ISEP building

We supply and assemble the steel structure including stairs and landings for the ISEP building. Wide slab floors have been installed at a height of 8 metres to ensure free passage for freight traffic. A fire resistant construction has been placed on top of this. All the structural steel inside is hot-dip galvanised and all the structural steel outside is provided with a fire-resistant coating. The outside is insulated with vertically mounted sendzimir-galvanised steel sandwich panels. We will also supply and fit a steel sliding door. We will also install the roof with insulated sandwich panels and the roof will be mouted after the tanks have been installed. These sandwich panels will be visibly attached to the steel construction with galvanised self-drilling parkers.

The challenge in this project is the construction site and the method of construction. It has to be built between two existing buildings. This creates a different approach. We started at the back and worked forward from there. This assembly sequence was necessary because of the accessibility. The engineers already took this into account during the design process.