H&R performed duties of replacing Danielle robotic stacker working with Italian engineers at CMC Steel Birmingham, Alabama. All parts and materials were brought in by removing roof using 375 ton crane while working totally in the blind and using radios to flag crane. Equipment was set within 1/2 mm in alignment. H&R had around 60 skilled craftsmen on project working around the clock for 19 days. The project was scheduled for 28 days and was completed 9 days ahead of schedule and accident free. CMC has used this project to set corporate construction standards and reliability in contractors.

In 2015 H&R installed 1-1/2 miles of overland conveyor system using crafty rigging over many obstacles and terrain. Conveyor stretched under ground and heights of over 100ft above ground. The fabricator closed shop and failed to provide materials and assistance. H&R stayed throughout the project, assisting the owner in helping to find new fabricators and designing parts and equipment. Once again, H&R demonstrated to the customer the value of reliability.

H&R completed a new baghouse project at CMC Birmingham in February 2017. The new baghouse is the largest in CMC Corporate Divisions spanning through the United States. H&R installed equipment for over a year working hand-in-hand with plant personnel scheduling all work to keep the plant running and minimizing downtime. The duties consisted of heavy lifting, piping, mechanical installation, 1/2 mile of 16ft overhead ductwork that spanned over existed buildings, demolition, large fan installations, two new buildings, and a new 16 compartment baghouse. The project was completed on time, incident free, and within budget.