Kraft Foods, Inc. – Maxwell House Coffee Company
RS&H provided design services for additions and alterations to Maxwell House’s coffee plant. The facility consists of a main multistory processing building and a separate can plant connected to the main building with a conveyor bridge.
Representative projects include:
- Pile foundation for a 300,000-gallon waste water equalization tank
- Pit and foundation design for a stretch wrapper installation
- Platform additions for access to cable conveyors
- Platform additions for existing chaff tank
- Green bean unloading station consisting of foundations for a trailer, dump platform, truck dock/platform extension, and a PEMB cover over the entire area
- Can plant modification to convert one can line from steel containers to plastic containers. Steel containers are manufactured in this plant, but the plastic containers will be shipped in from an outside source.
- Project specifics are a 3,000-square-foot sorting mezzanine, conveyor platforms and supports, draft curtains to meet FM requirements for plastic storage, added truck dock door and leveler, new lighting, and fire protection.
- Sugar silo access platform and ladder addition
- Screen wall addition
- Floor loading analyses
- Adding and filling in-floor openings
- HVAC upgrades to an area within the processing plant
Related Services: Architecture | Engineering
Project Details
Description | Corporate Warehouse & Logistics Architecture Engineering |
Client/Owner | Kraft Foods, Inc./Maxwell House Coffee Company |