Process control rooms are mission-critical spaces. They support the people, systems, and decisions that keep industrial facilities operating safely and reliably.
The McDonnel Group guides industrial owners and EPCs through control room construction with deliberate planning, disciplined coordination, and a proven process built for active industrial environments.
Control room projects demand careful coordination between construction, operations, technology, safety, and specialized building systems. Whether the project involves a standalone process control room, a control building within an existing facility, or a new support space tied to a larger capital program, small misses can create operational headaches.
McDonnel helps clients reduce risk before construction begins, align stakeholders early, and maintain control through every phase of the project.
McDonnel constructed a single-story, blast-resistant precast concrete control room as part of a major industrial expansion. The building included offices, conference space, control room functions, storage, and support areas, with exterior stairs, landings, and a covered walkway connecting the new structure to existing operations. The project demonstrates McDonnel’s experience delivering mission-critical control room environments that must integrate safely with active industrial facilities.
In industrial environments, construction cannot create unnecessary disruption. McDonnel’s process focuses on identifying risks early, planning for ongoing operations, and delivering spaces ready to support the facility from day one.
When control room performance impacts operations, there is no margin for error.
