
Steel structures
Structural steel for commercial, industrial and civil infrastructure — designed, fabricated and, where required, erected.
Steel Structures
Structural steel fabrication covering commercial, industrial and civil infrastructure applications.
Designed to AISC, BS 5950 or customer-specified codes using modern 3D structural design software. We fabricate and — where required — erect structural steel systems.
What we build
Specifications as published in the AIMCON company profile. Every item can be built to your drawing and code.

Industrial Structures
Primary and secondary steelwork for factories, warehouses and process plants.

Pre-Fabricated Buildings
Complete pre-engineered building systems with cladding, roofing, doors and windows.

Steel Bridges
Truss bridges, beam bridges and portal frame bridges to BS 5400 or equivalent.

Steel Arches
Architectural and structural steel arches for bridges, buildings and monumental structures.
Pipe Racks & Platforms
Pipe racks, access platforms, stairs and handrail systems for industrial plants.
From the workshop and site




Codes we work to
Full documentation as standard: material traceability, weld records, NDT reports and test certificates.
Quality & testing →Send your drawing or specification
Our engineering and commercial team will review your requirement and prepare a proposal.
Other divisions
Heavy FabricationDish Ends & Head Plates
Pressed dish ends for boilers, high-pressure vessels, storage tanks and heat exchangers — to international standards or customer specification.
Heavy FabricationPressure & Gas Vessels
LPG spheres, bullets and vertical tanks, filling plant equipment and air receivers — all to ASME Section VIII Division 1.
Heavy FabricationStorage Tanks
From small above-ground fuel tanks to large bulk storage terminals — designed and fabricated to API 650, API 620 or client codes.
Heavy FabricationTransport Tankers
Road tankers for petroleum, chemicals, food-grade liquids, bitumen and water — to local regulations, international codes and ADR.

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