At Wabash Welding Services, engineering is not a handoff — it’s the foundation of how we execute work. Every project starts with a clear, buildable design that accounts for fabrication, installation, and long-term service before any metal is cut.
Our engineering team works directly with fabrication and field crews to ensure designs are manufacturable, installable, and efficient, reducing revisions, delays, and unexpected costs
We use advanced 3D CAD and CAM tools to model complete solutions and resolve issues early — when changes are inexpensive and schedules are flexible.
This approach allows us to:
Engineering decisions are made with real shop and field experience, not theory.
Engineering and project management at Wabash Welding Services are tightly integrated. Our project leads coordinate design, fabrication, finishing, and installation to keep work moving smoothly through each phase.
This alignment ensures:
Our engineering department supports a wide range of customer requirements and file formats, allowing seamless collaboration with internal teams and external partners.
CAD Software
CAM Software
These tools allow us to move efficiently from design to production while maintaining accuracy and repeatability
Because we design, build, and install our own work, our engineering team remains accountable beyond the screen. Designs are validated on the shop floor and in the field, ensuring what’s engineered on paper performs in real-world conditions.
That accountability is what allows us to deliver reliable results — not just drawings.
Whether supporting a single custom project or ongoing production work, our engineering process is designed to support:
We don’t engineer parts in isolation — we engineer complete solutions.
Every project begins with a different level of engineering information. To deliver accurate pricing, realistic schedules, and predictable outcomes, we align each project to one of the paths below.
Making these paths explicit allows projects to move faster — and ensures engineering effort is scoped and priced fairly.
This is the most efficient path when complete engineering is already in place.
You provide:
We provide:
Best for:
OEMs, engineering teams, repeat production programs
What to expect:
This path is ideal when concepts are defined, but fabrication-ready engineering is incomplete.
You provide:
We provide:
Best for:
Manufacturing engineers, retrofit projects, process improvements
What to expect:
This path provides a turnkey solution when customers prefer one accountable partner.
You provide:
We provide:
Best for:
Turnkey systems, complex installations, customers seeking one responsible partner
What to expect:
Engineering effort, schedule, and cost vary significantly depending on the level of information provided at the start of a project. By clearly defining these paths, we help our customers:

At Wabash Welding Services, engineering exists to support execution.
We focus on:
We do not operate as a standalone design firm. Our engineering services are intentionally tied to fabrication and installation to ensure accountability and real-world performance.

Our team can help determine the right approach based on your goals, timeline, and available information.
Design. Build. Install.
Our engineering department supports a wide range of customer requirements and file formats, allowing seamless collaboration with internal teams and external partners.
CAD Software
CAM Software
These tools allow us to move efficiently from design to production while maintaining accuracy and repeatability
Because we design, build, and install our own work, our engineering team remains accountable beyond the screen. Designs are validated on the shop floor and in the field, ensuring what’s engineered on paper performs in real-world conditions.
That accountability is what allows us to deliver reliable results — not just drawings.
Whether supporting a single custom project or ongoing production work, our engineering process is designed to support:
We don’t engineer parts in isolation — we engineer complete solutions.