W. M. Huitt Co. Piping Design, Engineering, and Construction Assistance
Learn about our affordable online instructor-led piping design courses. The new Spring/Summer 2013 course schedule is now posted. If you have questions please contact us.
Spring/Summer (April through June) 2013 piping courses are now posted.
W. M. Huitt Company has been providing pipingdesign and engineering support to Owners, Engineers, and Constructors in the Pharmaceutical, Petroleum Refining, Biofuel, Chemical, Nuclear Power, Coal Gasification, and Pulp & Paper industries for over twenty years and with over 47 years experience behind the business. We provide on-site or off-site temporary staffing and in-house consulting.
On-site we can perform piping system walk-downs, assist in the control of change orders and RFI's, assist in start-ups, help remediate design errors and construction conflicts.
Off-site we can develop specifications, procedures, and standards for all of your industrial piping requirements.
Contact us at: (314)966-8919
Piping Design Courses. Visit our learning site by clicking on the picture to the left. We have piping courses listed there that may be of interest.
W. M. Huitt Co. is a member of the following organizations:
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers. As a member we play an active roll in the ASME-BPE Standard. As well as being active on several Subcommittee Task Groups we also sit on subcommittees for Parts MJ (Material Joining), MMOC (Matallic Materials of Construction), and CR (Certification). We are also a member of B31.3.
We are a member of the International Society of Pharmaceutical Engineers. As a member we have participated in developing Chapter 10 (Rouge and Stainless Steel) of the ISPE Water and Steam Systems - Baseline Engineering Guide. At the annual ISPE conference W. M. Huitt gives a training presentation on Design Standards and Codes.
We are a member of the Construction Specifications Institute. The specifications, standards, and procedures we develop for Engineering Firms, Owners, and Constructors are based on CSI formatting.