Regulated Industries

Your facilities are audited regularly by government agencies, internal regulatory teams, current clients, and prospects. These regulated industry structures must be secure against theft, diversion, and infestations and remain temperature stable. You cannot afford a disorganized project.

Feedstock and finished goods are often strictly lot-controlled, and you need to know where every SKU is located – in real time. 

Regulated Industries Roofing projects in regulated industries are often procurement-driven. The sourcing response team at NU-TEK works with procurement-issued RFPs, souring technologies, and bidding processes every day.

More than that, we are a trusted resource to many regulated industries’ facilities, helping assess or develop sourcing documents.

We maintain B2B supplier relationships through multiple purchasing platforms: ISN, Ariba Network/SAP Business Network, Carrigo Pro, and Aveta.

Regulated facilities often require multiple roofing solutions with administrative offices, labs, and ambient and refrigerated areas in a single structure. Understanding heating and cooling and how that will affect roof systems takes a lot of experience and strong industry ties.

Co-Planning Processes

The team at NU-TEK works with your entire engineering team to understand air flow, temperature control, sanitation, and security needs for your regulated facility.

Together, we will develop a roof system design for each regulated facility’s specific requirement, providing the right system or systems based on the under-roof usage. Our solutions for regulated buildings and facilities are cost-effective and fully compliant.

Nu-Tek works with many clients and participates in the design process as much or as little as needed to ensure the project’s success to Operations Professionals. However, our project managers ensure the design meets regulated building codes and regulations.

• Concept – We will help define the needs, goals, and objectives of the project along with the high-level design of the roofing system.
• Schematic design – The schematic design is a sketch that identifies the various parts, materials, colors, etc.
• Design Development (DD) – Design development includes researching the materials to use, equipment, takeoff, etc.

Once the design is complete, Nu-Tek uses the information from construction drawings and documents to create a bill of materials that will specify the required materials and labor.

Managing the complexity of regulated facility designs requires a detailed and well-tested planning process, beginning with the Phasing Plan. This document outlines the anticipated daily work area for coordination with building management and occupants.

The phasing plan details the days and times that have the most significant impact on building users, such as when the roof is being actively removed overhead or when concrete drilling for mechanical anchors is taking place. 

The Phasing Plan is co-developed with your engineering and operations teams, gathering input from all and allowing for careful planning of inventory moves, enhanced sanitation, and equipment protection.

Following the phasing plan, the team at NU-TEK will work with your regulatory and site safety team members to develop the Safety Plan. The safety plan documents building access, organizational safety procedures, fall protection, personal protection, occupant protection, stock and equipment protection, and public protection across the project.

Finally, we will develop the Staging Plan based on phasing and safety planning output. This document defines employees’ access to the roof, the location of roofing equipment, inbound roofing materials, and the staging areas for toilets, chutes, dumpsters, cranes, or other significant on-site elements.

Regulated facility Detailed Project Plan

Your assigned project manager will provide a detailed project timeline, budget, quality, and risk report updates. You will be included in inspections and walk-throughs and confirm that the work is being done to your expectations.

Preconstruction

During the preconstruction phase, NU-TEK:

• Assign the project manager – Depending on the project scope, we may bring the project manager in earlier.
• Selects the Production Team & Crew – The Nu-Tek team includes a production coordinator, who supports the project manager, and a superintendent to keep everything on schedule regarding the materials, deliveries, and equipment.
• Assesses the job site – the field team conducts a site analysis to understand the social, climatic, and demographic variables that might affect the project.

Procurement

Nu-Tek leverages our strategic relationship with manufacturers and distributors to purchase materials and equipment at lower costs than most organizations.

Construction

Our roofing crews are OSHA 30 trained by in-house OSHA 500 Outreach Trainers. They are compliant with all security protocols, compliance, and sanitation requirements. We match our tenured, E-Verified, 100% background checked, and drug-tested crews to the job. 

Nu-Tek will host a preconstruction meeting to align work hours, the storage of materials, quality control, and site access; we will create a payment schedule and a process to deliver payments and review work orders with crews.

After the installation, Nu-Tek reviews the job with the project team, ensuring all requirements have been met.

Our proven project management process controls the most common risk areas:

• Construction/Site Risks
• Undefined/Unmeasured Objectives
• Scope Creep
• Poor communications
• Lack of Accountability

Large, complex roofs require partners with large crews and experience managing them. We are efficient and can provide highly detailed, goal-oriented, regulated roofing solutions at the right price. Our project management process limits post-initiation surprises.

Contact us: 973-663-5800