IFS · Greensburg, Indiana

Steel platforms & structural fabrication

IFS fabricates and installs steel structures and access components around your facility layout. Project scope, loading requirements and any required design approvals are established before fabrication.

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Plan the footprint, use and installation.

Platforms, access stairs and equipment supports need to fit the space and the intended use. Start with the available layout, drawings and loading requirements. We discuss access, fabrication and field installation requirements as part of the agreed project scope.

What we handle

Platforms, mezzanines and industrial stairs
Handrails and access components
Equipment frames and supports
Production structures and modifications
Field installation of fabricated components

Start with these details

Send the project location, approximate footprint, intended use and available drawings. Include loading requirements, installation access and any engineering or facility specifications.

Shop fabrication & field installation

Serving Indiana
and Ohio.

Based in Greensburg, Indiana, IFS serves industrial facilities in Indiana and Ohio. Tell us your project location, site access requirements and timing so we can review the scope and coordinate field work.

For drawings or photos, email nick@integratedfieldsolutionsllc.com. Project details can be submitted directly through the quote form.

Before we begin

Plan your project.

Can IFS fabricate and install a platform?

Fabrication and field installation can be included in the agreed scope. Share the layout and requirements so we can review the project.

What about engineering or design approvals?

Any required engineering and design approvals are identified before fabrication. Include existing approved drawings and relevant facility requirements with your inquiry.

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From concept to completion

Tell us what needs to work better.

Send the problem, the location and your timing. We’ll discuss the next step.