Steel Fabrication for the Pine Mountain Ski Jump Elevator in Iron Mountain

This is one of those jobs you don't forget. The Pine Mountain Ski Jump Elevator in Iron Mountain, Michigan is an iconic landmark - and we were brought in to handle the metal fabrication work that makes the whole structure possible. That's not something we take lightly.

A job like this starts long before any steel gets cut. The planning phase is where precision matters most. The 3D design model shows the full scope of the structure - a multi-story steel frame elevator tower integrated directly into the ski jump facility. Every beam, every connection point, every load path has to be right. There's no room for guesswork on a structure this size.

Our crew worked through the fabrication and erection process with a crane on site to lift steel into position at height. That's the kind of work that demands sharp communication, experienced hands, and a team that knows how to execute under pressure. It's not just about cutting and welding metal - it's about understanding how all the pieces fit together into something that has to hold up for decades.

Commercial metal fabrication at this scale is what we're built for. From reading architectural and engineering drawings prepared by IDI Architecture Engineering Consulting to getting steel in the air, we stay locked in from start to finish. Projects like this one are the reason we do what we do.

Structural steel work on a Dickinson County landmark - that's something we're genuinely proud to be a part of. If you've got a commercial or industrial metal fabrication project that needs a crew with the experience to handle it, we'd like to hear about it.