Pan-Pacific Mechanical

We are proud of our team, which honors our mission of delivering exceptional quality every day.

Safety isn’t just a behavior, it’s a mindset.

For Construction Safety Week, we sent home some of the at-home activities to bring awareness of why it's important for our team to return home safely. Kristi Nguyen mentioned that her family was her reason. What is yours?

Excited to kick off Construction Safety Week for 2021! Let’s celebrate a good work/life balance, your family and your reasons for working safely. Please share our sincere thanks to your family for sending you to work happy and healthy every day so that you can work efficiently and safely. https://www.constructionsafetyweek.com/safety-week-2021/

Happy Administrative Professionals’ Day! PPM is lucky to have many dedicated support staff personnel throughout our company that contribute to our team success. We appreciate all their hard work today, and every day!

If you missed the ENR webinar for safety construction week, you can still register to learn more about holistic safety!

Today and always to the end from the start, may you always find happiness with a song in your heart. #irishblessing #panpacificmechanical #ppmechanical #stpattysdressupday #lucky #blessed

Check out some of the field welding in progress at Pan Pacific Mechanical’s SFSU Creative Arts project. Underground utilities are nearly complete for the new $81 Million, four-story replacement building that is set to reach completion this fall. The Creative Arts Building will be SF State’s first new academic building in 25 years and is targeted at achieving LEED Gold upon completion.

2020 has been crazy. Things are changing every day and it is hard to keep up. One thing that remains constant during this unusual time is the need for construction workers who put quality, safety and productivity at the forefront of their minds. Your efforts and hard work remain constant. You continue to work together to create buildings which service our communities in times when communities feel very different from what we are used to. You come to work during unprecede...nted times and put in quality work in a safe and efficient manner. Your efforts remain constant when nothing else does and for that, we thank you. Thank you from our Safety and Quality Teams - Rebecca Klein, Richard Butch Buxton, Ed Felder, Beatrice Denning, Sal Oliva, Litza Rodriguez, Patrick Nakamichi, Dan Medaris, Raul Flores, Brian Mayer, Charlie McCall, James Napoli, Konrad Pasternak, Scott Riepe and Randy Wurth

Safety is not just about me. It’s about we. Pan-Pacific shares a continued commitment to bringing our employees home safe each day. Safety is our number one priority today and everyday. #Qualityisourmission #safetyisourpledge

Time to WIN BIG! It’s Day 4 of Safety and Quality Week and we are kicking off a Photo Contest with an opportunity to win one of THREE Visa gift card prizes! We will be choosing one first place $100 winner and TWO $50 runner ups. Two easy steps to enter! ... 1. Tag at least two NEW friends below who would love to follow along with the PPM journey as we build California and Hawai’i. 2. Submit your best job site photos. Each photo will count as a new entry. No limit on the amount of photos you can submit! We want to see photos of PPM camaraderie, job safety, and our guys hard at work! Don’t have any good pics? Let us be the judge! You could have an image we love! Need some ideas? Organize a group photo, submit pictures of yourself or your crew members hard at work, show us some progress photos of your project or photos of your trade. Maybe the winning photo is already hiding in your phone. There is no limit on the number of images you can submit. Every image will be considered. Photos can be DM’d to the company Instagram, sent by Facebook Messenger, texted to 949.769.4700 or emailed to [email protected] Please include your name and phone number with photo entries so we can contact you. Winners will be announced on Friday, October 2, 2020.

While we bring awareness to Construction Safety and Quality Week, we also want to recognize that wildfire season is in full force. Large active fires are still burning across the west coast, and it is important to take precaution in protecting the health of you and your loved ones. You can visit airnow.gov or cdc.gov for resources on how to reduce exposure to wildfire smoke. You can also download the AirNow app to monitor the current air quality conditions in your area which can help in planning your daily activities and reducing exposure.

It’s Construction Safety Week! We are kicking off the week by taking a look at the incredible progress on the Kaiser Permanente Downey Hospital Expansion project. Pan-Pacific is responsible for the plumbing scope on the project which will feature a new six-story, 141,000 SF, 72-bed hospital tower addition, central utility plant, and six-story parking structure. Construction began on the new hospital expansion in June 2018 and is expected to be completed in December 2020. The project is targeted at LEED Gold.

There has been some incredible progress being made at Oyster Point! Pan-Pacific crews have prefabricated pressure piping racks flying into the building while the pumped discharge and gravity piping crews are beating the schedule and pushing the job. Steel decks are going up and we’re ready to rock and roll. We are looking forward to a very successful project with the Pan-Pac field teams leading the charge! @ Oyster Point

San Francisco’s Gateway of the Pacific Phase 2 and 3 are in full swing. Pan-Pacific crews are pushing risers and rough-in throughout floors on Building 2. Steel and deck flying on Building 3 with inserts and cans coming soon!

Congrats to our MIRO project team on the topping out of this twin tower project in San Jose. Nearly three years after breaking ground, San Jose’s tallest project tops out finalizing the concrete phase. The event for this high-rise, mixed-use residential project was held on the 28th floor of one of the two towers, and we are grateful to everyone who made it possible to reach the top. Check out a sneak peek of the video from Suffolk celebrating this major milestone! A special thanks to our PPM decking crew that worked tirelessly to layout two decks within the final week. Cheers to topping out!

Join us in congratulating Raul Chavez from the dry side crew at LAX Terminal 1.5 for his outstanding safety leadership. Raul was recognized by General Contractor Hensel Phelps as a great asset to the safety culture on the project. Raul sets the standard for his peers. He always has a positive attitude about safety and is proactive in his daily planning for his tasks. Thank you Raul and the rest of the Pan-Pacific team for contributing to a positive safety culture!

1 De Haro in San Francisco is reviving the use of wood with its cross laminated timber (CLT). Popular in Europe, CLT is an emerging building material engineered from seven layers of black spruce lumber grown in Quebec. Each layer is glued and then laminated together to create panels with the structural capacity and strength of concrete. Upon completion, 1 De Haro anticipates LEED Gold Certification. It will be the rst mass timber building in San Francisco to use CLT, and the... first multi-story CLT building of its type in California. Pan-Pacific Mechanical is responsible for the plumbing scope on 1 De Haro including domestic hot & cold, sanitary waste & vent, storm drain, irrigation, gas and all related equipment. Images show the first of hundreds of panels that will be an integral part of the structural frame of the four-story, 60-foot-high commercial building.

A glimpse inside Northern California’s new Fremont office. As the finishing details are coming together, employees are settling into the new location. The Bay Area home base embodies one of our favorite company mottos Work Hard, Play Hard.