WHO WE ARE
Founded in Georgia in 2021, PROCON E&C self-performs specialty scopes for industrial and advanced manufacturing facilities, with project experience in 16 states: cleanroom and HVAC; electrical, controls and low-voltage systems; equipment installation and hook-up; specialty envelope and architectural metal; and BIM / VDC. Our crews work inside operating and mission-critical facilities under a Georgia Electrical Contractor, Class II (Unrestricted) license and OSHA-trained safety supervision.
OUR
PURPOSE
Trusted to Build, Driven to Lead.™
Since 2021 we have self-performed CSI Divisions 07, 08, 13, 23 and 26 for industrial owners and the general contractors who keep bringing us back. We lead by building alongside our partners.
Technology new to the U.S., built by people who have built it
When a plant brings process technology that is new to the United States, we bring the people who have built it before. Work-authorized supervisors and specialist crews from Korean advanced-manufacturing projects join our U.S. teams, so the know-how arrives with the equipment and is built to U.S. codes and practice.
FOUR STRENGTHS
Four things owners and general contractors get when PROCON builds the package.
Cleanroom architecture, electrical and controls, HVAC, AMHS, and equipment setting and hook-up under one contract.
Fewer interface gaps, no finger-pointing between trades, fewer delays.
Bilingual Korean–English teams bring experience from Korean advanced-manufacturing plants and build to U.S. codes and practice.
About 110 people, with work-authorized W-2 crews from PROCON group companies, so PROCON controls mobilization and schedule.
In-house BIM resolves clashes before installation, and our own project management platform logs site activity the same day.
Clients see site status the same day and get closeout documents faster.
CORE
VALUES
responsibility
We own the result. From coordinating subcontractors to holding a complex schedule, our leadership stays on the project until it is finished the way it was promised.
efficiency
We run the company on data. Estimating, scheduling and cost tracking live in one ERP, updated from the field daily, so crews and materials are where the schedule needs them.
safety
Every worker is required to complete OSHA 10 training and every foreman OSHA 30, and a safety manager who has completed OSHA 500 runs the program. Training is structured, and risk reporting reaches every level of the company.
communication
Field and office work from the same documents, the same day. Questions get answered while they are still small, and clients hear about a change before it becomes costly.
16
STATES WITH PROJECT EXPERIENCE
Georgia HQ to Arizona
378K
MAN-HOURS · 2025
224K in 2023, 271K in 2024
110
PEOPLE
80 field · 20 supervisory · 10 office
OSHA 30
EVERY FOREMAN TRAINED
OSHA 10 for every worker · OSHA 500 safety manager
E-VERIFY
EVERY HIRE
Federal work authorization verified
CERTIFIED PAYROLL · OCIP / CCIP
Deep experience with OCIP/CCIP wrap-up programs, Davis-Bacon (DBA) projects and weekly certified payroll through LCPtracker. EMR 0.92.
LICENSED
Georgia Electrical Contractor, Class II (Unrestricted). Georgia Commercial General Contractor license. Electrical and general contractor licensing across multiple U.S. states, with additional states added to match project locations.
OUR OWN CREWS
Work-authorized W-2 crews from PROCON group companies, joined by vetted and registered subcontractors when the scope calls for them.
BILINGUAL · 한국어 / ENGLISH
Korean and English at every level, from the field to the office, so owners, general contractors and crews all hear the same thing.
PRIME CONTRACTS FOR OWNERS
For owners who want a single accountable contractor, PROCON can deliver smaller packages directly — cleanroom expansions, fit-outs and tool installs. In Georgia, we contract as a licensed Commercial General Contractor. We hold electrical and general contractor licensing across multiple U.S. states and self-perform our core trades with our own crews. A GC qualification package is available on request.
TALK TO OUR TEAM
Send us the facility, the scope and the schedule. We route it to the division that will build it.