Roeslein & Associates expands its capacity to meet aluminium beverage can manufacturing plants demand

Roeslein & Associates has expanded its capacity and capabilities to meet demand for aluminium beverage can manufacturing plants. The expansion covers additional global fabrication space and the new Building Design and Construction group led by Dean Foth.

 “The demand for aluminum beverage cans is reaching unprecedented levels. We have been working these past five years toward our strategic growth plan to ensure that we are able to continue to keep pace and provide world-class services and products to our customers,” said Brian Sneed, President & COO of Roeslein. “Last year, we completed the engineering, manufacturing, and construction of 15 new can lines, which accounted for nearly 20 billion new cans in the industry. We were extremely proud to deliver all of these on schedule, despite a global pandemic.”

It boasts nearly 1 million square feet of fabrication space across four continents, with the recent acquisition of its Roeslein Michigan City location and expansions to current manufacturing facilities in Red Bud, IL, São Paulo, Brazil, and Dębno, Poland.

Sneed explained, “Performing the building process will allow Roeslein to continue delivering the same high-quality and most efficient solutions for implementing projects moving forward. This venture will allow us to fully provide a turnkey offering and improve the overall schedule by controlling the building construction activities, giving Roeslein total responsibility for the project delivery. From day one, we will be able to manage the building’s design, the sequencing of the construction, and the overall planning. We will be able to take into consideration both the schedule for the building and the process to optimize the entire project.”

Director Dean Foth will manage all aspects of building design and construction and handle client relationships by developing and discovering growth opportunities with existing clients. The Building Design & Construction Group will be centralized within its St. Louis, MO headquarters.

Roeslein will now be able to expedite the mobilization to install its process units and systems, allowing customers to enter into a single contract for the entire scope of work.

“Bringing this portion of the scope of work in-house allows us the flexibility to improve speed-to-market for our clients, but also allows us to help them navigate a new construction regulatory climate that they may not have had experience with in the past,” said Reneski. “Roeslein has built a team with experience in both commercial and industrial building construction projects and holds construction licenses in each state in which we have projects.”

 “I am looking forward to working with Roeslein on this next chapter of expanded service offerings for our global client base,” said Foth. “The reduction in the project schedule to help our clients meet the global demand for sustainable beverage packaging will absolutely be a competitive advantage we will be able to pass on to our clients.”