Chieftain Fabrications
Precision fabrication and engineering services for nuclear, marine, oil and gas, and heavy industry clients
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Chieftain Fabrications
Chieftain Fabrications provides pipework fabrication, nuclear ductwork, structural engineering, heavy fabrication and bespoke engineering. Its services cover design, fabrication and installation.
The company serves clients in nuclear, marine, oil and gas, heavy industry, energy and infrastructure. It operates a manufacturing facility in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, and holds JOSCAR registration and UKAS accreditation.
Product: Pipework fabrication, nuclear ductwork, structural engineering, heavy fabrication and bespoke engineering services.
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