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Project Library

Project Library

Approved project examples that help owners, consultants, and general contractors see how Viking performs regulated work in real Arizona facilities.

Viking crew using wet suppression during controlled exterior demolition
Wet suppression and controlled demolition help manage dust during exterior work.

Field control in action

Containment has to work around the real jobsite.

Successful regulated work depends on more than removing material. Viking coordinates barriers, access, wet methods, worker protection, and active operations so the broader project can keep moving.

The result is a work area that is controlled, documented, and ready for the next phase.

Field Experience

Controls that keep complex work moving.

Selected field images show the containment, cleaning, protection, and coordination practices Viking brings to regulated commercial and institutional work.

Commercial containment corridor with floor protection
Commercial containment corridor with sealed surfaces and protected access.
Interior floor cleaning and air-scrubbing equipment in a work area
Interior cleaning and air-scrubbing equipment supporting controlled work conditions.
Framed containment enclosure inside an active facility
Framed containment enclosure designed to separate the work area from active operations.
Exterior containment and crew staging at a commercial facility
Exterior containment and crew staging coordinated around facility access.
HEPA cleaning equipment in a protected interior work area
HEPA cleaning equipment positioned for controlled interior remediation work.
Surface protection and cleaning equipment in a recreational facility work area
Surface protection and cleaning controls supporting work in a sensitive facility.
Commercial interior demolition work area with protected surfaces
Commercial interior work area prepared for demolition and follow-on trades.
Mechanical containment with negative-air and HEPA equipment
Mechanical containment with negative-air and HEPA equipment in service.

Industrial environments

Protection plans must fit the facility.

Industrial work often means protecting equipment, circulation routes, production areas, and the people who rely on them. These field conditions show the scale and coordination required for controlled work in an operating facility.

Explore industrial project experience
Industrial facility work area with equipment, containment, and protected access routes
Industrial work areas require clear separation between the scope and surrounding operations.

Project experience

Selected Work Across Arizona

This library shows project type, facility context, and the controls required to keep work moving in occupied, sensitive, or highly regulated environments. Each approved example reinforces Viking's experience with planning, containment, demolition, cleaning, and closeout.