Oxford Automotive, MONTERREY, MEXICO

Mechanical Coordination Services

VALUE DELIVERED

Expanded manufacturing capabilities and increased revenue-generating capacity.

MECHANICAL COORDINATION SCOPE OF WORK

A mechanical coordinator from UMEC’s Phoenix Division provided administrative and technical support services for this project. These included helping the general contractor coordinate with a local mechanical subcontractor on the installation of HVAC and plumbing systems.

AUTOMOTIVE FACILITY BACKGROUND

With more than 20 facilities in the United States, Mexico, Canada, South America, and Europe, Oxford Automotive is a major supplier to automotive manufacturers throughout the world.

OBJECTIVES

To complete a 325,000 square-foot auto stamping and assembly facility on time and within budget. The facility houses a 140,000 square-foot stamping area with a 72-foot clearance to accommodate 32 presses and six overhead cranes. A rail spur used to transport coiled steel runs into the building’s stamping area. The plant also features a 160,000 square-foot assembly area, an electrical substation, and office space.

MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION SOLUTIONS

This work was completed ahead of time and below budget.

OPERATING COMPANY:
University Mechanical and Engineering Contractors, Inc. (UMEC)

CLIENT:
Oxford Automotive

DESIGN/BUILD CONTRACTORS:
Kitchell Mexico / Smith Group

MECHANICAL ENGINEER:
Smith Group

		New Construction
		Retrofit
		Electrical Construction
		Mechanical Construction
		Facilities Services
		Consulting Services
		HVAC Services
		Energy Solutions