Millwright Services
AMS millwrights install, align, repair, and modify machinery, including assembly, anchoring, foundations, and structural support. For a quote, share the equipment make and model, drawings, site photos, alignment requirements, and shutdown dates. Note removal, rigging, transport, and other trade responsibilities.
See the alternator and driveline case study below for our removal, reinstallation, and alignment experience. Use Get A Quote to discuss your scope.
What We Bring
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Precision alignment and leveling (optical and mechanical)
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Laser and optical alignment systems
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Fine-tolerance equipment leveling
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Calibration for optimal performance
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Equipment assembly, anchoring, and installation
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Full machinery assembly and setup
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Anchor bolt installation and grouting
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Start-to-finish equipment placement
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Repairs, overhauls, and system modifications
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Disassembly, inspection, and rebuilds
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Mechanical upgrades and retrofits
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On-site troubleshooting and repair
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Foundations, machinery pits, and structural support work
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Equipment foundations and housekeeping pads
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Below-grade pit installation and modification
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Structural adjustments for heavy equipment support
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AMS removed, reinstalled, and precisely aligned a 24,000 lb test cell alternator and drive line assembly for a locomotive and maritime engine manufacturer. The system was aligned within 0.060 inches to ensure proper performance and eliminate vibration. The project was completed safely and to exact specifications using specialized equipment and precision tools.
Millwright Case Study
AMS removed, reinstalled, and precisely aligned a 24,000 lb test cell alternator and drive line assembly for a locomotive and maritime engine manufacturer. The system was aligned within 0.060 inches to ensure proper performance and eliminate vibration. The project was completed safely and to exact specifications using specialized equipment and precision tools.
AMS removed, reinstalled, and precisely aligned a 24,000 lb test cell alternator and drive line assembly for a locomotive and maritime engine manufacturer. The system was aligned within 0.060 inches to ensure proper performance and eliminate vibration. The project was completed safely and to exact specifications using specialized equipment and precision tools.