

CURRENT PROJECTS



FOOD PROCESSING LINE INTEGRATION
IMS designed, fabricated, and installed new process conveyors, frames, and supports to tie into an existing protein processing line. Mechanical and electrical integration were coordinated in advance to minimize disruption to production.
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Custom conveyor sections and product transfer points
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Stainless and structural steel supports, platforms, and hangers
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Mechanical tie-in and electrical integration for motors/sensors
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Install completed in a controlled outage window
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Increased uptime and more consistent product flow
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Cleaner transfer zones, less manual adjustment by operators
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Reduced reactive maintenance on legacy equipment
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No unplanned downtime outside of the scheduled outage
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TURNKEY SYSTEM INSTALLATION
Full mechanical and electrical install of a new production system, including interlock conveyors, guarding, platforms, and power distribution. IMS handled installation, integration, and commissioning through the first production run.
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Installed all mechanical equipment, platforms, and safety guarding
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Set and aligned interlock conveyors across process stages
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Pulled power, ran conduit, landed panels, and tied into plant controls
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Verified safety devices, e-stops, and lockout/tagout points
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Supported I/O checks and startup alongside plant engineering
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System delivered on schedule and production-ready
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First run completed with no rework and no missed inspections
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Electrical and mechanical passed acceptance with the client's QA team present
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Plant met their go-live target
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PACKAGING LINE UPGRADE
Targeted upgrade to an aging pack-out line. IMS removed obsolete conveyor sections and integrated new stainless frames, supports, guides, and electrical panels - all completed during a planned weekend shutdown.
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Removed and replaced legacy conveyor sections
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Installed new stainless frames, guides, rails, and adjustable supports
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Added new electrical panels and controls to match site standards
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Aligned the new equipment to meet downstream inspection/QA requirements
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Coordinated work in a live facility with strict sanitation rules
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Increased pack-out reliability and line stability
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Improved product handling with fewer jams and rejects
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Better operator ergonomics at inspection and manual touch points
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Upgrade executed with minimal downtime to production
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