Innovation and Technology
MoreThe digital-first industrial contractor
A main focus at Turner today is digitizing the wealth of data generated by our employees and at our clients’ jobsites to make data-driven decisions that reduce costs, save time and improve safety metrics. Our ever evolving DECIDE WITH DATA® software and services portfolio offers a digital “toolbox” that can solve critical client productivity, reliability and safety issues. Here’s our portfolio and how it delivers solutions for every project we undertake.

MobilOps®
Consisting of a suite of proprietary software modules and related services, MobilOps is an independently operated, Turner Industries-backed company designed to manage clients’ process safety management (PSM) and regulatory compliance as well as improve reliability.

Tablet Applications
This flagship project aims to reduce the administrative burden on Turner’s frontline supervisors by digitizing their work processes with the help of intrinsically safe tablets.

Proprietary Productivity Software
Leveraging our decades of in-the-field experience, Turner Industries' in-house developers have created a variety of proprietary software tools that we use to maximize efficiency and productivity at client sites across the country.

Rope Access Services
Our certified SPRAT (Society of Rope Access Technicians) technicians are capable of performing a variety of skilled crafts including pipefitting boilermaking, insulation, welding, and ironwork, as well as inspections and NDE—with the most advanced NDE equipment at their disposal.

Robotics/Drones
Our inspection group utilizes unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), commonly known as drones, to perform high-risk aerial inspections and nondestructive examination in a time- and cost-efficient manner.

TRAM® Solutions
With TRAM® Solutions, TRAM® Software and TRAM® Services, Turner Industries has created a breakthrough proprietary process that identifies and quantifies cost risks associated with industrial projects & turnarounds.
Industrial innovation since day one
For over half a century, Turner Industries has built, maintained and provided an ever-expanding selection of contract services to the heavy industrial sector. We leverage this experience and expertise to accomplish one goal—providing one solution for our clients’ success.

1968
Technology starts to add up with the purchase of 'advanced desktop calculators.'

1970
Turner's first mainframe, IBM System/360, nicknamed 'Big Bertha,' arrives.

1977
Turner invests in a marvel of industrial machinery – a 300-ton crane from German manufacturer Demag. Turner executives favored the Demag cranes for their crawling and picking capabilities and road speed.

1985
Turner revolutionizes the pipe fabrication business by replacing 1-1/2 diameter elbows with induction bends. The company’s pipe fabrication division sets itself as an industry leader by purchasing two Cojafex machines and by proving that bending pipe with heat or hydraulic pressure results in greater strength and reduces production time.

1988
Turner develops Take, now WinTake®, an estimating tool to complete pipe takeoffs.

1994
Awarded U.S. Senate Productivity Award for WinPCS®, our proprietary project tracking software.

1995
Turner hires its first CIO and invests in the IBM AS400 B60, the largest box in Louisiana at the time.

1995
WeldTracker® software created, providing quality control information for welding activity to track efficiency and progress.

1997
Cell phones implemented across the company (Motorola StarTAC).

2002
MAPS® arrives, a proprietary software addressing productivity issues in the field.

2010
Turner acquires MobilOps™, a mobile enabled operator rounds and readings solution that syncs with dynamic policies and procedures.

2016
Turner's Unmanned Aerial Vehicle group takes to the skies.

2019
Turner Industries is honored with a 2019 Constructech Vision for Safety Award for Turner Tablet software, an innovative technology system that allows crews to digitally manage workflow in real time and operate in a smart, safe and efficient manner. The Constructech accolade is Turner’s sixth in a decade.
Building the future
We’re just scratching the surface of the benefits that artificial intelligence, augmented reality, 3D scanning and other new technologies can provide. Whatever the future holds, Turner Industries plans on being at the forefront of technology and client success.
Blockchain
Using the technology to create smart contracts and applications that seamlessly manage complex project data sets.
Augmented Reality
Putting relevant, real-time information at our frontline supervisors' fingertips and making remote training more accessible and engaging.
Photogrammetry
Creating 3D, interactive models of existing facilities to drive constructability assessments and gain planning efficiencies like never before.